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17 July 2005
1. The Ministry of Education will accord
· A well-rounded education programme and a good system in place to achieve
the Desired Outcomes of Education[1];
· Consistently attained good achievements in academic and other results;
· Is well regarded and enjoys strong parental support and public recognition.
Background
2. Autonomous Schools were established in 1994 to provide pupils with quality education within the framework of a non-independent status, but with greater autonomy devolved to the schools. Autonomous Schools present parents with more options in the choice of quality schools for their children.
3. Autonomous Schools are given additional funding ($300 per pupil per year) and flexibility to develop a holistic education that stretches each pupil to his fullest potential. Students from Autonomous Schools thus benefit from better facilities, a more innovative curriculum, as well as a more varied range of enrichment programmes.
4. There are currently 25 Autonomous Schools. The list is at Annex.
LIST OF AUTONOMOUS SCHOOLS (2005)
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School |
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1994 |
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1995 |
Anglican High, Catholic High,
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1996 |
Cedar Girls' Secondary, Chung Cheng High ( |
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2001 |
Dunman Secondary, Xinmin Secondary |
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2002 |
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' Secondary, St. Anthony's Canossian Secondary
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2003 |
CHIJ Katong Convent |
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2004 |
Ngee Ann Secondary |
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2005 |
Tanjong Katong Secondary
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[1]To develop the individual and educate the citizen.
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