24 january 2020 from the principal’s desk… in touch 01/2020 · 24 january 2020 from the...

BUKIT PANJANG PRIMARY SCHOOL

109 Cashew Road, Singapore 679676 Tel: 67691912 Fax: 67637462

http://www.bukitpanjangpri.moe.edu.sg/

Future Leaders, Concerned Citizens

24 January 2020

From the Principal’s Desk…

IN TOUCH 01/2020

Dear Parents/Guardians In BPPS, we believe that in providing a quality holistic education to our students, a strong partnership between school and its stakeholders, including parents, is a vital ingredient in the recipe for success of every BPPS student. It was a memorable 2019 for us and the achievements of the school would not have been possible without the collective dedication and efforts of our staff and your partnership with us. Thank you very much. Here’s wishing our Chinese students and their families a Happy Chinese New Year and everyone in our BPPS family a good holiday break as we celebrate the Year of the Rat. While it is a time for celebrations, let us also stay vigilant during this period. Singapore has just confirmed its first case of the Wuhan virus. For those of us who have gone through the SARS period, it brings forth tense memories. We are better prepared now with our experience gained from handling SARS. Yet, being vigilant and staying clean and hygienic is what we ought to be doing in order to curb the spread of this virus. Washing hands before and after eating, washing hands after going to the toilet have been emphasised to the students. To many of us going visiting during the Chinese New Year celebrations, we are often tempted to take a bite of the various goodies offered at homes immediately. Using a hand sanitiser or washing your hands before you take a bite is something that helps ensure that you are providing a good role model to your child and more importantly keeping your child and yourself safe, though it may appear inconvenient. Please also ensure that your child has and brings a working thermometer to school as there is a possibility of regular temperature taking once they return to school after the Chinese New Year holidays. I would also like to once again welcome the P1 students and parents. The P1s this year seem to have adjusted very quickly to the school routines and in my many conversations with them, they say that they are happy to come to school. As P1 parents, please do sign up with the PSG if you have not done so as it is an excellent way of getting to know the school as well as contributing back to the school in order for us to organise activities for them. The school would like to express our sincere appreciation to our team of parents from our Parent-Support Group for their help with our Primary 1 students at the beginning of the school term as well as for their active support in 2019. We would like to encourage more parents to join our Parent-Support Group. Please download a copy of the application form from the school website or request for a form from the General Office through your child. Completed forms are to be submitted to the General Office.

As one BPPS family, we look forward to working together with you in 2020 to help realise the potential and talents of every BPPS student in our care.





School Hours Please be reminded that curriculum hours are as follows:

7.30 a.m. - 1.30 p.m.

All students should attend school punctually and regularly throughout the year. They are expected to be in school by 7.30 a.m. Absence from school must be supported with a medical certificate or a letter from the child’s parent.

Punctuality Being punctual is a mark of respect and self-discipline. It is of paramount importance that students learn the value of time and take responsibility for their time management. By attending school on time, they will be able to start the day right and set the tone for learning. All students are expected to be punctual for school and school-organised programmes/activities at all times. We hope you can work with us in instilling the importance of punctuality by ensuring that your child reports to school on time. Some of the strategies that you may find useful include:

Setting a regular bed time routine so that your child/ward receives plenty of rest and does not struggle to get out of bed in the morning

Packing his/her school bag and getting his/her school attire ready the night before

Making time for breakfast before leaving for school

School attire Parents can find the school rules and regulations pertaining to the school uniform on page 6 of the student’s diary. We wish to highlight the following: Uniform Students must have their name tags below the school crest, on the left side of their uniforms. The name tags are to be sewn on the pockets of the shirt. All students must be in their school uniform at all times. P.E. attire is only permitted on the days when the student has P.E., CCA or PAL. Hair and accessories Boys’ hair has to be short and neat. The fringe should not touch the eyebrows. The hair at the side should not touch the ears and the hair at the back should not touch the collar. Girls’ hair should be neat and tidy. The fringe should not touch the eyebrows. Hair should be neatly tied up using hair accessories which are black or green only. Girls should only wear simple black ear studs. No other accessories/jewellery are allowed. Shoes Students may only wear white socks and shoes. The school permits shoes which have a thin single coloured line at the side. ‘Warrior’ brand shoes with coloured lines are not permitted.





Character and Citizenship Expectations As the school works closely with parents to educate students on values and expected behaviours, we wish to send a consistent message about the behavioural expectations we have of the students. The behavioural expectations are progressive and the expectations naturally increase as the students move on to the upper levels. You will be able to find the Character and Citizenship Expectations on page 8 of the student’s diary. These expectations are taken into account when considering a student’s conduct grade in the report book. The school hopes that parents will find time to constantly speak to their children about what the school expects of them at the different stages in BPPS. Class rules Every student in BPPS is expected to follow the 5 Golden Rules in the classroom. We hope to be consistent in our expectations in every classroom. As such, every student is expected to abide by the 5 Golden Rules. 5 Golden Rules

1. Listen and follow teachers’ instructions 2. Raise your hand and wait for permission to speak 3. Stay in your seat unless you have permission to do otherwise 4. Keep your hands, your feet, or any object to yourself 5. Use appropriate language

Mobile Phone Policy In order not to disrupt the teaching and learning environment of the school, students are strongly discouraged from bringing their mobile phones to school. Please refer to page 11 of the student’s diary for the details of the school Mobile Phone Policy. We seek parents support to read and fully understand the contents of this policy.





Morning Programmes The school has programmes and activities planned for the students in the morning which start at 7.15 a.m. The morning programmes/activities are as follows:

Day Programme/ Activity

Monday Presentations

Tuesday Reading (EL)

Wednesday Reading (EL)

Thursday Reading (MTL)

Friday Recognition & accolades

To imbue the habit and love for reading, please ensure that your child/ward brings a storybook every day. To help the students remember better, please refer to the following on the type of storybook to bring:

Day Type of Storybook

Monday-Wednesday English storybook

Thursday-Friday Mother Tongue storybook

Security and Safety In our continuous effort to ensure the safety of all students, several procedures have been put in place.

Opening hours for the school gates are as follows:

Gate Opening Hours

A 7.00 a.m. – 7.30 a.m.

B 6.45 a.m. – 8.30 a.m.

C 7.00 a.m. – 7.30 a.m.

All gates will be opened at 1.30 p.m. for dismissal. For Parents Who Drive

Parents who drive into the school compound in the morning are reminded to observe the speed limit (15 km/h) and to strictly follow the directions given by our traffic wardens. Only a single file of cars must be formed to ensure safety. If yours is the first car, please drive all the way to the front of the general office so as to reduce the traffic congestion in the school compound.

Please get your child to alight only at the foyer. Do not allow your child to alight before reaching the foyer.

Please DO NOT make an illegal right turn when driving out from the main gate. Do obey the stop sign at the gate before turning left into the main road. As you are driving out of the main gate, please be cognizant of pedestrians crossing from either side of the gate.





Please do not park your vehicles along Cashew Road/outside Gate A and wait to pick up your child during dismissal. You can only pick up your child from Gate B.

A map to illustrate the above is provided for your reference:

For Parents Who Walk

Please ensure that you and your child do not jaywalk across the roads. Please use the pedestrian crossing at the traffic light junction and have your child raise his/her right hand when crossing the road.

Please be reminded that parents coming into the school during school hours must register at the gate with our security guard to collect the visitor pass. Please display your visitor pass conspicuously at all times and proceed directly to our general office. Parents are strictly not allowed to loiter in the school compound or proceed to the classrooms on their own at all times.





Being responsible for their belongings

Being responsible for their belongings is one of the fundamental life skills that a child needs

to acquire. The school discourages parents/domestic helpers who deliver items to students

during school hours.

We seek your cooperation in helping your child to learn to be responsible for their belongings.

Please do not deliver items (such as food, books and stationeries) to your child. Students are

also not allowed to contact their parents to deliver items that they have forgotten to bring.

Please note that we will turn away parents who bring books or stationery to the school.

Students who have forgotten to bring money for recess or lunch have been told to borrow

money from their teachers and pay them the next day.

Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA) Personal Data Protection Act 2012 (PDPA) is a law that governs the collection, use and disclosure of personal data by all organisations. In view of PDPA, we would like to notify you that photographs and videos may be taken at programmes and events held in our school. For all photos and videos taken at all our school events, the school may use and publish such photographs and videos in our school publications, school website, school official social media channels, and other official school communication channels. Should you have any enquiry, please send it to [email protected] Student Protection Plan All students of BPPS are covered under the Group Personal Accident (GPA) Insurance Plan from NTUC Income. The summary policy coverage and benefits will be given to parents in January 2020. Should the need to make claims arise, it can be made through a hardcopy form that is obtainable from the General Office or through submission online. More information on claims, FAQs and other details pertaining to the GPA Insurance Plan for Students can be found on the website of NTUC Income at https://www.income.com.sg/studentgpa. Photo-Taking for Primary 1 and Primary 6 students for the School Smart Cards (SSC) The Ministry of Education (MOE) will be conducting the yearly photo-taking exercise for the issuance of the School Smart Card (SSC). Please note that this photo-taking exercise is strictly for P1 and P6 students only. P1 students will get their SSCs by the end of March 2020, while the photo-images captured for P6 students will be used for the printing of Secondary SSCs when they are promoted to Secondary One in 2021. The photo-taking exercise will take place on Monday, 24 February 2020. Please ensure that your child/ward is wearing his/her school uniform on that day.

https://www.income.com.sg/studentgpa





Gifted Education Programme (GEP) Screening Test (Only for P3 students) The Gifted Education Branch of the Ministry of Education will be conducting the GEP Screening Test on Wednesday, 19 August 2020. The test is open to all P3 students and will be based on what students have learnt from Primary 1 to Primary 3 in the English Language and Mathematics syllabi. This test is designed to identify students with high intellectual potential. Let us be mindful that we do not put unnecessary pressure on our children and there is no need to have any extra or special preparation for this screening test. A separate letter will be issued to all P3 parents in August. Student Learning Space (SLS) The SLS is an online platform with tools and curriculum-aligned resources for all students to learn at their own pace and collaboratively. With the SLS, students can take greater ownership of their learning and pick up skills and habits that prepare them for lifelong learning. Teachers will also use the SLS to complement classroom teaching and learning. The SLS can be accessed from https://learning.moe.edu.sg and from our school website,

https://www.bukitpanjangpri.moe.edu.sg/.

A record slip containing your child’s username and default password has been given to

him/her.

Attached is a Guide to SLS Account Management, which includes:

a. Part A – instructions for you to assist your child in the management of his/her SLS account, and

b. Part B – a set of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) on SLS.

We would like to encourage all parents to help your child in the management of his/her SLS account. This would involve helping your child to remember his/her username and password, as well as entering your email address in SLS, so that a password reset via self-help can be performed in the event that the password is forgotten For technical assistance, you may contact:

a) School-based Helpdesk at 67691912, or b) SLS Helpdesk at [email protected] or 6702 6513.

https://learning.moe.edu.sg/

https://www.bukitpanjangpri.moe.edu.sg/

mailto:[email protected]





MOE Financial Assistance Scheme The Ministry of Education (MOE) provides financial assistance to needy Singaporean students. The income criterion is $2,750 or below (Gross Household Income) and $690 or below (Per Capita Income). Parents who wish to apply for the scheme can obtain the application form from the school General Office or download a copy of the MOE FAS Application Form using the link below. All application forms must be submitted together with the relevant documents to the school directly. MOE FAS Application Form

Farewell from BPPS We would like to bid farewell to the following staff and wish them all the best in their future endeavours:

1. Mrs Jenny Kam (Vice-Principal, posted to Concord Primary School) 2. Mdm Jenny Michelle Ong (CSO, posted to West Spring Secondary School)

Welcoming New Staff Members to BPPS We would like to extend a warm welcome to the following staff for joining our BPPS family:

1. Mrs Tan Hwee Geak (Vice-Principal) 2. Ms Yoong Keng Chi (HOD, ICT) 3. Ms Leow Mei Leng (HOD, CCE) 4. Mr Peter Chutatape (Lead Teacher, English) 5. Mdm Sapia Bte Suki (Senior Teacher, English) 6. Mdm Siti Nur Iryani Bte Waled (Teacher) 7. Mdm Rebekah Tan Wei Ling (Teacher)

Calendar of Events (COE) for Term 1 & 2020 PSLE Calendar Calendar of events for Term 1 and 2020 PSLE calendar are attached for your reference.

https://www.moe.gov.sg/docs/default-source/document/initiatives/financial-assistance/files/moe-fas-application-form.pdf





Sharing Article taken from schoolbag.sg

Back to school: Expecting the unexpected 06 JAN 2020

Your child’s heading off to school and you’ve prepared them for every possibility. What could go wrong, right? Wrong, says Neo Wen Tong, a mother of two, as she shares her tips for handling unexpected situations.

The excitement of the first two days of school is over and lessons will be on in full swing. It’s finally time to breathe a little easier, and let your child ease themselves into the pace of school again. You’ve been prepping them for a week before school started so it’ll be a breeze for them to settle right in, right?

The truth is, despite your best effort, some unexpected situations may still crop up. Your child may forget to bring something (water bottle, lunchbox, wallet, book, etc.) to school, not want to get up in the morning, come home with the sniffles or a cough, miss the school bus, and find lessons hard to understand… The list can go on.

These situations can be frustrating, for both parents and children. Here are a few tips on how you can handle these situations.

“I forgot to bring…”

Okay, so this may not be completely unexpected. But instead of going straight to your child’s rescue, coach them to solve the problem on their own or approach an adult in school for help instead. If they forgot their water bottle, the water cooler in school could tide them over. If they forgot their lunchbox or had no money for recess, they could ask a teacher for help. Sometimes, they learn best through making mistakes and sorting out their own problems.

“I don’t want to get up.”

You have already enforced an earlier bedtime, and prepped your child’s schoolbag, snack, and uniform with them the night before. But in the morning, the struggle to get up on time is still very real. After more than a month of sleeping in, it is understandable. Instead of using a beeping alarm clock, try playing some upbeat music that your child enjoys and turning on some lights in the house so it is no longer dark. If all else fails, try (gently) wiping your child’s face with a damp washcloth. These tips could also work on a spouse.

Sniffles and coughs

New school year, new classmates, and new round of viruses? To help prevent your child falling sick right at the start of the school year, keep their immune system strong. Make sure they have enough Vitamin C, eat lots of fruits and vegetables, drink plenty of water, and sleep enough every day. No harm in applying the same routine to everyone in the family too!





“I missed the school bus!”

Missing the school bus home could be a scary experience, especially for those new to primary school. If you receive such a call from your child, do your best to not panic (we know it is not easy). Make sure that they are with a teacher or another adult in school while you make alternative arrangements for pick-up. Later, when you see them at home, revisit the incident and let them know that you are proud of them for being able to handle the situation, and discuss how to avoid it in future.

“I don’t know what the teacher is teaching.”

Tempting as it may be to unleash your inner tiger-mum (or dad), take a breath (or several) and have a chat with your child on why they are feeling this way. They are learning more, and more quickly than they might be used to. Let them know that you are there to listen and help. Support comes in many forms. Set small achievable goals to help them understand their work. Give lots of hugs. Help them to build their confidence and a healthy self-esteem and it will work wonders.

Thank you. Mr Bucktha Seelan Principal





Bukit Panjang Primary School Calendar of Events for Term 1, 2020

Date Event Remarks Fri, 24 Jan 7.30 a.m. – 10.30 a.m.

Chinese New Year Celebrations (CNY) Dismissal at 10.30 a.m. for all students

Mon & Tues 27 Jan & 28 Jan

Public Holiday-Chinese New Year

Students do not have to attend school.

Thurs - Mon, 29 Jan – 10 Feb

School Health Visit -

Thurs, 30 Jan

Commencement of P3 – 6 Math/Eng/MTL Remedial/Supplementary Lessons

Consent forms via Parent Gateway will be issued

Fri, 7 Feb 5 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Primary 1 Curriculum Sharing for Parents More details will be sent separately

Fri, 14 Feb 3 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Science Sharing for Parents (P3 – P6)

Fri, 21 Feb 3 p.m. – 5 p.m.

EL & MTL Sharing for Parents (P3 & P4)

Mon, 24 Feb

Photograph-taking for P1 & P6 students only

Photographs are for the school smart card. Students are to wear their school uniform on that day

Fri, 28 Feb First Continual Assessment - P5 & P6 HMTL

More details will be sent separately

Mon, 2 March First Continual Assessment - P3 to P6 EL

Tue, 3 March First Continual Assessment – P3 to P6 Mathematics

Wed, 4 March First Continual Assessment – P3 to P6 MTL

Thurs, 5 March First Continual Assessment – P3 to P6 Science

Fri, 13 March 1st Parent Teacher Dialogue Session More details will be sent separately

Mon – Fri, 16 March – 20 March

March Holidays School resumes on 23 March 2020





2020 PSLE Calendar

Date PSLE Remarks Thu, 13 Aug – Fri, 14 Aug

Oral Examinations Only P6 students need to report to school. (P1 to P5 students do not have to attend school.)

Fri, 18 Sept Listening Comprehension Only P6 students need to report to school. (P1 to P5 students do not have to attend school.)

Thu, 01 Oct – Wed, 07 Oct

Written Examinations School as per normal.

Mon, 19 Oct – Thu, 22 Oct

Marking Exercise All students do not have to attend school.

Thu, 26 Nov – Mon, 30 Nov

Results Release Tentative

Fri, 18 Dec Release of Secondary One Posting results

Tentative





Guide to SLS Account Management – Part A Instructions for Primary School Students and Parents

MANAGING YOUR SLS ACCOUNT 1. Log in to SLS (https://learning.moe.edu.sg) using your existing username and password. If you have forgotten your password, you may request for your teacher to reset your password. Then log in to SLS using the one-time password which your teacher has provided you.

2. After logging in with the one-time password provided by your teacher, or if your existing password has expired, you will be prompted to change your password. You will need to key in your new password twice. Please note that the password must contain alphanumeric characters and is case-sensitive. It should:

a. be 8 characters or longer; b. contain at least 1 letter and 1 digit; and c. be changed every year (you will be directed to the change password

page automatically)

3. The next step would be to review your answers to the Security Questions. You will be required to answer these Security Questions to verify that you are the legitimate account holder, in the event that you need to perform a password reset via self-help or by calling the SLS Helpdesk.

4. From the SLS Home Page, click on the Profile icon at the top right-hand corner, then click on “Edit Profile” (refer to Fig. 1a).

Fig. 1a: SLS Home Page

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https://learning.moe.edu.sg/





5. Click on Security Questions tab on the “Edit Profile” page (refer to Fig. 1b).

Fig. 1b: “Edit Profile” Page

6. Review your answers to the Security Questions and update them if necessary. Then click on the “Save” button (refer to Fig. 1c).

Fig. 1c: “Edit Profile” Page – Update Answers to Security Questions

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7. Next click on the “Email Address” tab and enter/update your email address. (For

primary school students who do not have an email account, you may enter your parent’s

email address.) Then click on the “Save” button (refer to Fig. 1d). In the event that you

have forgotten your password and have chosen to perform a password reset via self-help,

the password reset link will be sent to this email address.

Fig. 1d: “Edit Profile” Page – Update Email Address

8. After you have entered your email address and clicked on “Save”, a verification code will be sent to this email address. Key in the verification code into the prompt and click on “Submit” (refer to Fig. 1e). The code is only valid for 10 minutes. Without the code, the email address will not be saved.

Fig. 1e: “Verification Code” Prompt

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PASSWORD RESET

9. If you have forgotten your password, you can reset it via the following methods:

a. password reset using password reset link, b. password reset by answering security questions, c. contact your School-based Helpdesk, or d. contact the SLS Helpdesk.

Password Reset Using Password Reset Link

10. Perform the following steps to reset your password using the Password Reset Link method: a. Click on the “Forgot Password” link on the SLS login page (refer to Fig. 2a).

Fig. 2a: “Forgot Password” Link b. Enter your username and click on “Submit” (refer to Fig. 2b).

Fig. 2b: Enter Your Username

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c. Select “Send a password reset link to your email” and click on “Submit” (refer to Fig. 2c).

Fig. 2c: Password Reset Link via Email

d. An email with the password reset link will be sent to your email address (refer to Fig. 2d). Click on the “Reset Password” link in the email to bring you to the “Reset Password” page. The link is valid for 20 minutes.

Click this link to reset password

Fig. 2d: Password Reset Email

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e. On the “Reset Password” page, enter a new password (refer to Fig. 2e). You will need to enter the new password twice to confirm that you have entered it correctly. Then click on “Submit”.

Fig. 2e: “Reset Password” Page

f. If your password is successfully reset, you will be brought to the SLS login page.

Password Reset By Answering Security Questions 11. Perform the following steps to reset your password by answering the Security Questions:

a. Click on the “Forgot Password” button on the SLS login page (refer to Fig. 3a).

Fig. 3a: “Forgot Password” Link

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b. Enter your username and click on “Submit” (refer to Fig. 3b).

Fig. 3b: “Enter Your Username”

c. Select “Answer the security questions” and click on “Submit” (refer to Fig. 3c).

Fig. 3c: Password Reset by Answering Security Questions

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d. In the “Security Questions” page, key in your answers to the security

questions (refer to Fig. 3d). Please note that the answers are case-sensitive. Then click on “Submit”.

Fig. 3d: “Security Questions” Page

e. If you have answered the security questions correctly, you will be brought to the

“Reset Password” page (refer to Fig. 3e). You will need to enter your new

password twice to confirm that you have entered it correctly. Click on “Submit”. If

your password is successfully reset, you will be brought to the SLS login page.

Fig. 3e: “Reset Password” Page

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f. If you answered the security questions incorrectly, you will be brought to the “Password Reset Unsuccessful” page (refer to Fig. 3f). Click on “Retry” to answer the security questions again. You can attempt this up to 6 times before your account will be soft-locked for security reasons.

Fig. 3f: “Password Reset Unsuccessful” Page

SLS SUPPORT

School-based Helpdesk

12. If you are experience any login issues, please contact your School-based Helpdesk first. The School-based Helpdesk contact details can be found at go.gov.sg/loginissues.

SLS Helpdesk

13. Alternatively, you may contact the SLS Helpdesk. You will need to answer the security questions to verify that you are the legitimate account holder.

Email: [email protected]

SLS Helpdesk Tel: (65) 6702 6513

Operating Hours

Mondays ― Fridays: 9:00 am ― 9:00 pm

Saturdays: 9:00 am ― 3:00 pm

*Closed on Sundays & Public Holidays

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https://go.gov.sg/loginissues

mailto:[email protected]





PROVIDING FEEDBACK 14. You are encouraged to use the feedback feature in the system to provide your views on the learning resources and your experience with the system. The “Feedback” button can be found at the bottom left of the website (refer to Fig. 4a).

Click here to access Feedback

Fig. 4a: Providing feedback on SLS system and learning resources

15. Key in your contact details and the nature of your feedback in the Feedback Form (refer to Fig. 4b) and click on “Send Feedback”.

Fig. 4b: Feedback Form

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Guide to SLS Account Management – Part B Frequently Asked Questions

Q1 : I have forgotten my password. What should I do?

Please refer to paragraphs 10-14 in Part A. You may refer to go.gov.sg/loginissues for all login issues.

Q2 : I have forgotten my username. What should I do?

The format of your user name is a combination of the first 5 characters of your Name, the last 4 digits and the letter of your NRIC/FIN/BC, e.g. (RACHE1234Z).

In rare cases, two or more students might share the same 10 characters. In such cases, their username may be affixed with a number, e.g. (RACHE1234Z_01).

If you are still not sure of your username, please approach your teacher.

Q3 : My account has been locked. What should I do?

Your account will be soft-locked after 6 attempts to log in with an incorrect password.

Please approach your teacher to reset your password.

Q4 : I used the “Password Reset Link” method but I cannot find my password reset email. What can I do?

If you cannot see the email in your inbox, it may be in the spam or junk email folder. It is also possible that you have not keyed in or verified the email address in SLS.

Note: The “Reset Password” URL in the email will expire within 20 minutes. If the URL has expired, go to the login page and select "Forgot Password" to try again.

Q5 : Can I change the security questions?

Students can log in to SLS to change the answers to their security questions. However the questions are fixed.

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https://go.gov.sg/loginissues





Q6 : What are the Operating System and Browser Requirements for SLS?

SLS is accessible through internet browsers on either Windows PC, Mac, iPad or Android tablets. For a good user experience, tablets should have a screen size of at least 7 inches. However, a small number of resources may not work on tablets due to missing plugins. Currently, SLS is not fully optimised to display on mobile phones even though users can access the system and resources. The recommended operating systems and browsers are:

Operating System Browser

Microsoft Windows 7 SP1 and Google Chrome 64 and later

Windows 8.1

Google Chrome 64 and later Microsoft Windows 10 Microsoft Edge 17 and later

Mac OS X 10.9 and later Safari 11 and later

Google Chrome 64 and later

iOS 11 and later Safari 11 and later

Android 5 and later Google Chrome 64 and later

ChromeOS Google Chrome 64 and later

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