Information for Parents
Find resources to support your child's learning journey, from lesson videos and parenting guides to financial aid schemes.
Mission
The original African proverb might have been “It takes a village to raise a child” and here in Shuqun, we recognise the importance of partnering parents to create a “village” that engages the wider community.
Shuqun Parenting Education Conference (SPEC)
Over the years, teachers have been developing lesson videos created for parents to try out the various strategies with their child at home. SPEC was shifted online for parents’ ease of use and convenience. In 2023, SPEC has evolved from focusing only on academic subjects to covering non-academic subjects such as PE, Art, Music, and Cyber Wellness.
To access the lesson videos, click here.
MOE has also curated a series of resources to help parents better support the education and development of their children.
Parent Kit
Click here to access the MOE Parent Kit on:
Education Stages – Tips and advice on selecting schools and transitioning to new education stage (from pre-school to primary, primary to secondary and secondary to post-secondary).
Learning – Ways to inculcate positive learning attitudes in our children and adapting to new routines such as Home-Based Learning (HBL).
Technology – Resources on developing cyber wellness & cyber etiquette, dealing with cyberbullying, and managing the use of devices – including Personal Learning Devices (PLDs).
Parent-child Relationship – Parent-child activities to strengthen family relationships and bond with your child.
Well-being – Resources on caring for and supporting your child’s mental and physical well-being.
Personal Growth – Tips and advice on how to support your child in building interpersonal skills to help them manage their emotions throughout their schooling journey.
Schoolbag
Click here to access the education news site, Schoolbag, that was established by MOE's Schools Division, and designed for parents of school-going children of all ages. You can find out more about the many options and types of schools in Singapore's education system and pick up ideas on how you can guide their children in their learning.
Financial Support
Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS)
The Ministry of Education (MOE) provides financial assistance to needy Singapore citizens so that all Singaporeans, regardless of their financial background, can benefit from the best opportunities in education. It also provides subsidy for school fees to Singapore citizen students from lower- and middle-income families. Students may apply for this anytime throughout the year.
For more information, please click here.
IMDA’s NEU PC Plus Programme
The NEU PC Plus Programme provide students from low-income households the opportunity to own a subsidised PC-Bundle (i.e. computer with 3 years free broadband), to support their learning needs.
For more information, please click here.
For those who need only broadband, they can apply under Home Access 3.0 programme.
For details on the programme, please click here.
Primary 1 Registration Exercise 2024
For more information, please click here.