The Straits Times Schools programme publishes two newspapers for kids – IN for secondary school students, and Little Red Dot, for primary school pupils.
Do you want to make a terrarium with your students or children? Check out this short video demo. If you subscribe to IN, you can find more detailed instructions on the backpage! https://t.co/w0hYZ0IGam
In the wake of the South Korean government issuing - and then later retracting - guidelines aimed at promoting more diversity in the K-pop world where stars are said to look alike, the IN team hit the streets to quiz... https://t.co/Gh04Dz6QXv
IN's intern Kai Ling tries her hand at ASMR - with local snacks like a curry puff and even a pappadum cracker! Which of them gave you the feels?
For more on ASMR, read her story in IN on Monday.
Singapore's very own Sofia Poston, nine, is playing Matilda in Matilda The Musical from Feb 21. She's got some special people she wants to say hi to! https://t.co/WDbkhCSuab
Want to support short clips made by your peers and also win prizes? You have until Feb 10 to vote for your favourite entries in the annual N.E.mation competition. Each mobile number may vote for three clips on each... https://t.co/VbTZ27wikE
Upcoming in our Jan 21 edition: Our young para-athletes are putting their game face on, and trying their best to qualify for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics. Honestly, I had so much fun meeting Singapore's para-athletes and I'm excited to share their... https://t.co/NHQJjgZ81O
ONE PIECE, one of the world’s most popular Japanese anime and manga, has landed in Resorts World Sentosa. Ongoing for over 20 years, ONE PIECE follows the story of Luffy, the protagonist, who ventures out to sea to... https://t.co/FVqWoMXZ1l