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Ready to level up? Build your own game at school

At Naval Base Primary School, upper primary students learn many aspects of creating digital education games as part of their school’s Applied Learning Program. These games are then uploaded on the Singapore Student Learning Space (SLS) platform for their juniors to play!

Schoolbag, Published: 18th October 2022

Enjoying HBL days with my teenagers

Mum shares what makes home-based learning on SLS enjoyable for her and her teenagers.

Straits Times, Published: 3rd September 2022

Speech by Minister of State for Education Ms Gan Siow Huang at the National Digital Explorer 2022 Awards Ceremony

"...today, students can take greater ownership over their own learning through technology such as the Student Learning Space (SLS)" Minister of State for Education Gan Siow Huang

Speech, Published: 5th August 2022

Speech by Minister for Education Chan Chun Sing at Teaching Scholarship Presentation Ceremony 2022

"Our teaching fraternity must be able to pool and share their teaching resources across the system. Today, we have already started doing this with the Student Learning Space (SLS)." Minister for Education Chan Chun Sing

Speech, Published: 4th August 2022

Learning Science: Not about memorising keywords

“…with a wide range of learning resources that can be found in the Singapore Student Learning Space (SLS), students are not only empowered to direct their own learning, but also encouraged to learn Science beyond the boundaries of the classroom.” – Mdm Anne Wong, Master Teacher for Primary Science, Eunos Primary School.

Schoolbag, Published: 28th July 2022

Students can now personalise their profiles on SLS!

Pick different expressions, eyewear, or switch your costume, and just ‘be yourself’!

Schoolbag, Published: 10th June 2022

Govt to spend $3.8b on infocomm, tech in 2022; more projects to use AI, data science

"One example of how hosting applications on the cloud has helped was demonstrated when Covid-19 forced schools to move to home-based learning. The student learning space was hosted on a commercial cloud platform and enabled some 300,000 students to use the platform concurrently." GovTech chief executive Kok Ping Soon

Straits Times, Published: 10th June 2022