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Need to lick the person nipple down to the belly then you suck the marble, or lick from the neck the way up to the ear before sucking it out. Totally sexual games yet was not called out.

Lawrence Wong should take ownership of MOE policies instead of taking the cowards way out of not addressing it.

This also comes across as the government's conceited arrogance through its total disregard for how students and teachers will have to travel in crowded public transport to make their way to and from schools, and also while they are in school. Is this not a contradiction of the government's call for social distancing?

A 2015 study by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has found that Singaporean teens experience the 3rd highest rate of bullying in a survey of 50 other countries and economies. Bullying rates in Singapore are exceeded only by New Zealand and Latvia.

Netizens in Reddit have uncovered a flood of stories about bullying in local schools, this after someone asked for reddit users to share their own experiences of bullying.

A Singapore teacher commemorated his 2nd year of leaving the teaching service by penning a poignant open letter addressed to all Singaporeans explaining the rot at the top of the Singapore education service.

A Swiss teacher who came to Singapore on a teaching internship with a local Primary School has posted her scathing review of the poor quality of Singapore schools in a vlog on YouTube.

ST forummer Anne Chong suggested to welcome more foreigners into our schools. She said foreign and local children could develop friendships that might bloom into strong business ties in the future. Local parents, too, will have more opportunities for networking. This would prove very useful when they want to explore business opportunities in these foreign lands. She also said this is particularly relevant at a time when there is an excess of capacity in schools due to a declining cohort of local children.

Finally, Minister for Education (Schools) Ng Chee Meng spoke up about school mergers. He posted on Facebook that it is a "painful but necessary decision" which he himself "agonised" over. He still believes this is the best decision even after considering other possibilities. He explained that some JCs will not even be able to fill half of its intake if they were left by themselves, and this will negatively affect students' educational experiences. "My educators and I think this cannot be good for our students. We do not take school mergers lightly. We only proceeded with these mergers as we are sure it is for the better for our students to come." He knows some people will feel a sense of loss but assured that their heritage will be kept alive although he did not say how it can be done. It is not an easy transition but he hopes everyone can go through this difficult journey together. Get ready ok, must go through ups and downs together.

Students having to clean their classrooms at the end of the day before dismissal also now becomes a piece of news. In fact, a Minister made this his crusade for kids to have "area cleaning" time before they leave for home. Kids nowadays are so privileged. Maybe they have never hold a broom, dusters and other cleaning tools before this. Of course, their maids will do all the cleaning for them, the kids will not know what cleaning up after means. Just over a generation ago, cleaning of classrooms was normal practice. We all had to do our part in making sure the classrooms are always swept, and rubbish always cleared, while the blackboards are always maintained before and after lessons.