Singapore schools to get better network coverage, flexible furniture and barrier-free routes


Facilities in secondary schools such as libraries and science laboratories will also be upgraded to allow for more student-initiated activities and group discussions. – The Straits Times

SINGAPORE: Better network coverage in schools, better accessibility with more lifts and ramps, as well as upgraded libraries and science laboratories.

These are among the infrastructure developments in the coming years that the Ministry of Education (MOE) will carry out across all 330 primary and secondary schools in Singapore, to meet changing needs in teaching and learning.

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