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The four national year-end exams in Singapore, including PSLE and O-Levels, will proceed with safe management measures in place to ensure the safety of students sitting for the year-end national exams amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Education (MOE) and Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB) announced Friday (Aug 21).
National Exams in Singapore to proceed amid pandemic
In a press statement, MOE and SEAB said the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE), N levels, O levels and A levels will go on as scheduled but students who have Covid-19 or are in isolation during the examination days will not be allowed to sit for the written exams.
Meanwhile, students who are on medical leave due to acute respiratory infection may do so, if they test negative for the virus.
The written exams will be held from Sept 14 to Oct 16 for N-Level students, Oct 1 to Oct 7 for those taking the PSLE, Oct 19 to Nov 12 for O-Level students, and Oct 26 to Dec 2 for those taking A-Levels.
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