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Scrapping PSLE or DSA could create new pressures, send wrong signals: David Neo
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· September 29, 2026
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The education ministry will study public feedback on the primary-to-secondary school transition, where young students face the "most acute" pressure, says Second Minister for Education David Neo.
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