As we celebrate the joy children bring us, we salute some Singapore and international organisations which aims to help the less fortunate children.

In Best Nursing Rooms in Singapore Part I, we featured five nursing rooms in shopping malls for mummies. Here are another four locations with impressive baby care rooms open to the public.

In the recent years, there are friendlier nursing rooms built within the shopping malls to cater to the parents’ needs. Here are some of the best public nursing rooms located at the different shopping malls in Singapore.

The Singapore Primary Education consists of a 4-year foundation stage from P1 to P4, followed by a 2-year orientation stage from P5 to P6.

To ensure that all Singaporeans can benefit from the best opportunities in education regardless of their financial background, MOE provides financial assistance to needy Singapore Citizen students under the Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS).

We all have our own definition and perception of what makes a good school. To some, it could be the teachers who define a good school. To others, it could be the school’s track record.

Despite being a small city, Singapore has lots of interesting farms out there waiting for you and your children to explore! So let your adventure begin now!

There are many substantial support and critics by parents and even educators about the proper placement for children with special needs. While these views are important, which one will make the most sense for your child?

Parents can now register their children for Primary 1 without having to head down to the schools. The online registration system was implemented in 2011 by the Education Ministry.

Suitable for children aged 2 to 12, the new wildlife-themed playground in Tampines 1 aims to educate children on wildlife conservation, and has dedicated wet and dry play areas.