10 years under SINGAPORE EDUCATION 🇸🇬🏫 | Singapore Government School

- Time Stamps -
0:23 Self-introduction
0:57 Why Singapore?
1:36 Singapore Education
2:09 The "Singapore Education" I chose
3:00 Criticism against Singapore's government / local schools
4:09 The "Singapore Education" I chose
6:32 Pros of Singapore Education
6:45 Pros of Singapore Education: Rigorous school curriculum
8:20 Pros of Singapore Education: Stretching students' potentials
10:04 Pros of Singapore Education: Diversity, Being Singaporean, My Identity
16:24 Cons of Singapore Education
16:34 Cons of Singapore Education: Traditional type of schooling
17:24 Cons of Singapore Education: Rigorous school curriculum
18:55 Thank you Singapore Education.
In this video, I shared everything about my past 10 years under Singapore education --- mostly about my experience attending Singapore's Government / Local Schools, specifically Marymount Convent School and School of the Arts, Singapore (SOTA).
I had fun reminiscing my time well spent in these schools for which I have so much to be thankful...
I wouldn't want to exchange my experience in these schools for anything else.
I also hope that what I've shared cleared your questions and doubts regarding Singapore education, and that you got to know more about Singapore education!!
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[@singaporeahma5965]

Singapore has an education system that has many different paths for a young child to take. It is a “luxury “ compared to most countries but still affordable for her citizens. The problem is that some parents just have a mindset that their children must be a lawyer, doctor, engineer, accountant and nothing else. And the very same parents who think only branded schools and tuition and more tuition. Then the same parents blame the system. But they forgot they are part of the system too.

[@sapphoophoon2141]

Yes, I agree with you. 😅

[@himasekiwari155]

As a person from a neighboring country you hella right, bruh i would take your education system over a P- my country's education system

[@renderz8435]

@@himasekiwari155 LOL and this is why sgreans feel like 2nd class citizens and wanna leave to study in the USA/UK etc

[@user-ijh7tl5ie3]

CoCo is an impressive young lady, clear-minded, objective and eloquent. We must commend your parents, they did a good job bringing you up so well. We respect your decision to move on to study in an overseas school in July instead of completing your IB in SOTA. With your positive attitude and drive, you will be successful whichever path you take. We wish you the very best for your future, and hope your family can become Singapore citizens.❤❤😊

[@johnchua9387]

Such an eloquent and well mannered young lady. Your parents made the right decision and most importantly, you have adapted and benefited from the style of education in terms of understanding responsibility and empathy. You will do well wherever you choose to further your studies. All the best to your future endeavors.

[@darrenc2370]

As an adult, i can't help but think how mature you are for your age compared to back then when i was 16. Being so introspective, so mindful and aware of the values that you picked up and holding such intellectual and deep discussion with great confidence was not something i would have done when i was 16. And to top it up, taking ownership of your own learning journey and not wanting to conform to the majority mindset and limitations set in Singapore schools and choosing to venture out at this age. I am truly impressed and believe you have a wonderful future ahead of you! Thank you for doing this video and looking forward to see how your journey progress in time to come~

[@renderz8435]

its life experiences that makes one mature, sgreans are way too sheltered for that. even 21yos can be more immature than her thinking wise

[@darrenc2370]

@@renderz8435 it is no doubt life experiences makes one mature. But for the case of Coco, she has been in Singapore for most of her life, making her life no much different as any sgreans' life. So you might want to elaborate your point about this 'too sheltered' and how does it not affect her who is pretty much living a sgprean life.

[@shinobi11]

As an adult who barely survived our own education system, I'm still glad I went thru it. Some teachers & the system was really good in building my foundation for certain subjects and some not really. It's refreshing to hear the perspective from a foreigner about our own education system. All the best for your new school and thank you for being a part of Singapore.

[@capy222b]

You know you are brought up in the educational system in Singapore when you list in pros and cons 😊. It helps make better decisions in life, and even when you question that decision later, you will know at that point in life, you know what you wanted. Good luck in your new school. I'm sure you will excel in your new environment because you seem so thoughtful and appreciative. When you have trained since young to take lots of pressure , you will find out that alot of things in life are manageable. The stress of life never goes away (that's the meaning of life) but you will know how to break it down and manage it.

[@kanari1502]

as a singaporean who is currently studying in polytechnic, i really agree with what u said on completing projects for the sake of completion. so obviously already went thru psle and o'lvls, which was indeed stressful periods of time for people taking it, but many enjoyed their school life (esp friends) and i hope you did too. i chose a science course in poly, which piqued my interest initially, but now im so done with the continuous assignments that i feel burnt out. im glad that u made such a decision for yourself and hope all the best for ur future endeavours!

[@cocolelele]

Yes I did. I'll dearly miss my friends here.

[@veekwok5611]

My daughter was one of the first batch of students from SOTA and I can relate how she, like you, struggled through her six years there. I bet your parents made the right choice sending you to a local primary school and that you have no regret about it. Through sheer determination in her final year at SOTA, my daughter managed a decent result for her IB Examination and get a place in NUS. Now she has a good stable job and is independent and confident of herself. Overall, I think SOTA is a very good school that hone your interest in arts as well as giving you an alternative for academic excellence. I am surprised that you made the decision to quit SOTA for an overseas school but I am sure you must have a good reason for doing so. Anyway, I subscribe to your channel, wishing you all the best and looking forward to more updates on your progress and future endeavours. Congratulations to your 200 subscribers, cheers!

[@cocolelele]

Thank you for your well wishes!! Yes! Like I mentioned numerous times in this video, SOTA is a good school and there's so many things I gained from my time there :) And that is the reason why I still do feel a little hesitant in my decision to quit SOTA for an overseas school. Nevertheless, I will do my absolute best and make no regrets!!

[@atatur123]

I went to arts stream in a top school in SG (not SOTA). There are people I know who transferred out of the SG education system because it wasn't a good fit for them who are now doing really well in life. I am happy to hear that your daughter came out on the other side but that doesn't need to be everyone's journey. Ultimately from a career/results POV, it matters very little where you go to school or uni. What's important is that you enjoy your formative years and the experiences you have during it. You won't get your child & teen years back once you become an adult. From that perspective, I think @cocolelele is making the right decision.

[@veekwok5611]

@@atatur123 I can see where you are coming from because my daughter had the same attitude during her teenage formative years. Maybe I am talking as a parent coming from an average income family. I must emphasized that I am not discouraging anyone who wish to study overseas especially if their parents could afford it. I am just somewhat surprised because Coco is already in her fourth year in SOTA and could have put in some efforts (I know it is stressful) for another 2 years and then study in an overseas university but I am sure she knows what is right for her. There is no doubt that there are pros of studying overseas. My daughter was lucky enough to successfully applied for the NUS Global Internship Programme and was able to enjoy working and studying in Shanghai for one full year. To her, that was the best experience and most enjoyable and fruitful time she had during her school years and had given her a head start when she graduated from NUS. Of course there are people who take different paths and are happy and successful. Even though I said SOTA is a good school, it is also true that some are not as successful and happy after they have graduated from their chosen overseas universities, especially if they pursued their passion in arts. Somehow, whether is it visual art, dance, music or theatre, Singapore just does not have good opportunities for these talented graduates.

[@shxtney]

hi there ! may i ask what your daughter's final score was? and if there were any other factors (like sporting achievements or some sort of participation in extracurricular events) that helped her application to nus? i'm a malaysian ib student looking to get into nus too and i'd love to know her process

[@eatdriveplay]

You're exceptionally mature for your age. Glad your experience in Singapore so far has been good and positive for your growth and honing the right senses and habits. This will all go far and is precious life training. :)

[@cheese8848]

Excellent presentation by a 15/16 yo. I am particularly impressed by your experience when learning about the Japanese Occupation in the local school. I have worked with the Americans and Japanese for many years, and I congratulate you for attaining such a good balance of creativity (of the former) and discipline (of the latter). Maybe that's what the Singaporean education (i.e. SOTA) is good for. Keep up the good work and wish you all the best for your further studies.

[@hzg8943]

Loved the honest & eloquent sharing! You have this Singapore "background" & will always be "one of us". Wish you all the success you deserve! ♥

[@Irisbeacon]

Such eloquence, maturity and wisdom from introspection! You will go very far, young lady. Wishing you the very best in your next chapter! Also, your reciting of the Singapore Pledge is one of the more patriotic versions i've heard from a student in a long while ;p

[@MrAikoxz]

No idea how did this ended up on my recommended feed but i enjoyed the whole thing as a local who was born in the 90's. I could feel you when you were expressing how you went through the history of japanese occupation in school. Hope to see more great content in the future and best of luck!

[@ipodee78]

You are such a sensitive, eloquent girl who shows a lot of maturity and gratitude. Thanks for the insights and reflections! Good luck!

[@ditsygirl5409]

I hope you do well in your new school and I’m pleased to hear your experiences in our local school.

[@linatwoones]

All the best in your new school! I’m at a period of transition now too, graduated from jc and waiting for uni, and I think this video helped me reflect on my own past 12 years of schooling with a fresh perspective. Really nice video! I’m glad this was recommended to me

[@tinat8141]

Great job describing your experience. Well thought out! Wishing you success in all your endeavors!

[@wongloychoon4337]

Amazing! So well presented your childhood years in Singapore and beautiful way on saying good bye.

[@feili1316]

So eloquent, intelligent, well mannered, respectful and insightful young lady. Blessings to your next chapter. You are always welcomed back home to Singapore ❤

[@cmymotion]

great video! My local education was like 30 years ago, thanks for sharing your perspective. It's great to know that our education system has changed for the better, though there are still rooms for improvement. You are an intelligent and capable kid, kudos to your decision and good luck to whatever is on your path, wish you a good and fruitful life.enjoy what life offers to you😊! You made me tear when you recite the pledge. Thank you.

[@NicholasHuang09]

You are doing great! Love your video and your confidence ! Way to go! 頑張れ！🎉🎉🎉

[@yangjh9572]

Looking forward to your future endeavour and the day of your returns to Singapore. Go for what you desire and make that big splash in your life. Way to go, Coco go and do your very best to achieve your dream.

[@terence3908]

You have so much objectivity and maturity in your thought process and communication, wished I was like you when I was your age. Kudos to you and best of luck in your new school!

[@danielwee31216]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Wishing you the best of luck in your new school.

[@yes8051]

I love how mature you are n how u see the good sides to everyt, esp when the teacher scolded you guys! Many people would just be confused or mad about getting scolded but it’s really nice to hear that you took it as a learning opportunity~ :’)

[@isisphlyx]

Really great u shared this. No matter where you go, success and happiness. As a singaporean, helps me to appreciate our education system even more.

[@hcs787]

Sensible and articulate. You presented yourself well with a balanced perspective of your Singapore experience. Well done! A+++

[@LWC8]

You are amazing articulate, appreciative and mature in your thinking. Whatever you were doing to get here is working. Keep doing! You will go very far! All the best for your future!

[@thesavvyartist]

A good summary and advice. Meaningful and insightful.

[@ahmxdmoh]

Good luck on your journey, I didn't think I would end up watching the whole video but to my surprise it intrigued me a lot.

[@44jwong]

Only watch 1/4 of the video so far but damn, your English is power...girl.

[@woonhunteo9598]

So well narrated ! Hope you would come back often…all the best for your new journey in life !

[@marcuslee7840]

Hi. Love your sharing abt Singapore local schools and congratulations on being accepted the school you wanted overseas. Look fwd to your next post.

[@deronseh1291]

As a Singaporean student I find this very relatable, thanks for sharing your thoughts on our education system to the internet.

[@khengyong7913]

Sure ! I ll subscribe your channel! U are awesome! Thanks for sharing the pros and cons about the Singapore education. I appreciate your thankful heart. All the best to your overseas school! Please come back to serve Singapore one day.

[@zuukot7629]

Hey Coco, thank you for sharing! I think you did a very good job! And was very well balanced despite studying in a heavily academic based singapore system. I agree with you that Singapore provides good foundation in education, but when it comes to higher learnings, creativity and innovation which is crucial for excellence, becomes limited because of its doctrinal system. It becomes a chore to study than fun to learning. It's never an easy decision to change paths while walking on familiar ones, as it takes a lot of courage and determination. Wish you all the best in your future learnings. You will do good!

[@sophosanthropos868]

Thank you for sharing Cocolele! Could sense your sincerity. Continue learning, growing, and glowing. You are intellectually sharp, yet introspective; not a common combination, sadly. Blessings.

[@williamchan8137]

Eloquently spoken. I wish you happiness and success in the years ahead

[@shawnleong5737]

Thank you for the video - as an migrant bearing a singaporean baby, your experience has been insightful to us!

[@acenew4039]

As student in an Singapore Ib school, it is terrifying yet amazing that a person of your age is able to properly evaluate and chose your path in life. Luv ur in depth eval of Singapore's education and wish u all the best in ur new school. oh and I also have friends that are insanely talented, comparisons are unavoidable but seeing how confident u are, u won't need to worry about your success and ambitions. Have a gud one ;)

[@rozyue1177]

Such a confident , articulate teenager, highly intelligent and motivated too ! U survived the rigours of the local education system and gained discipline and diligence which will help u navigate the complexities of life .Wishing you a happy and fulfilling life ahead . As foreigners your parents are very farsighted and atypical to enrol you in a local school where you can integrate and really learn about local culture -the whole idea behind living in a foreign country not just to stick with own kind .

[@shenshen7840]

Coco fantastic presentation. You are so mature for your age. Good luck in finding your true interest and yourself. Your parents have done an immensely fantastic job in bringing you all up to be responsible for yourselves and finding your own dreams.

[@caitlinyyen]

Wonderful presentation showing the strengths and shortcomings of our educational system. You come across as a well balanced, confident and articulate young lady who is more than ready to spread her wings and fly. Wishing you success and all the best in all your endeavour.

[@michaelloong964]

good luck to your future education in a new school. From your presentation and material, I give you a A+. You make your parents proud.

[@terencew3840]

you are destined for greatness. we can all sense it already. enjoy the journey!

[@kokkiongang5965]

Great video.. very mature perspective. Thanks for sharing and best of luck to your new school!

[@Odinic]

Well delivered 👏 glad that you treasured the experience here. Knowing what you want/need is also a blessing in life. Wishing you the best in your future endeavours! 👍

[@isaacloh5694]

Follow your heart and passion girl. Wishing you all the best in your next journey in life. You are a very smart girl indeed.

[@timcooks6605]

Love the way you spoke! So well-spoken coming from the Singapore education system.

[@audreychoong7323]

Wish you all the best in your new school, and have an equally good time in your overseas education. Hopefully you will come back to Singapore upon completing your studies, and contribute to the Singapore society. All the best. Cheers.

[@filo6771]

Well done .. thank you for speaking honestly & truly. Appreciate it; take care young lady

[@lovedblissed]

I’m glad the Singapore Education system has contributed to your foundation. Fly high and all the best in your future endeavours!

[@trentlim9964]

Route learning & memorizing model answers LOL

[@inamoto84]

Coming from someone who teaches in a local university, I hope you come back to Singapore for your university education. I really love the Singapore Pledge, and your ending really symbolizes where you feel your roots lie.

[@jmj5101]

Thank you for sharing your journey with us. I really enjoyed listening to you and what you had to say. Continue with great content creation, gal! 😊

[@indonesiajuara7275]

Thank you for sharing the story. I would like to hear more as i’m parent for similar case like you. Its really great to hear the experience from you who run through all of this.

[@albertang9377]

Please do more content like this! I subscribed and liked👍 I can totally relate to the phrase 'studying for the sake of studying'

[@tbdhk]

this is such a nice video! i'm so glad that you had a good time in singapore and i wish you the best in all your future endeavours

[@popuchii]

i love your story telling! they're so well structured :D

[@wahsengsim8591]

So young yet so eloquent and articulate. I like how you put the pros and cons in easy understandable terms...you'll go far young lady. Kampatei..👍

[@matthewong1953]

Go for it, Koko! Find your own path! Life is a journey of self discovery! Wishing you every success in your journey ahead! God bless and keep you safe always.

[@cupcake125]

you sound rly mature and wise beyond your years. i hope you will continue to do well in your new school overseas, it is important to do what you truly love, YOLO :)

[@yewchinlaw8379]

For someone your age, you exhibit high level of maturity! Impressive! I am sure you will do well in whatever you pursue! All the best!

[@anandgoud4120]

Wow! Such a speech! Glad to hear so frank experience from a young girl… all the best for your future!

[@jeffquek8250]

Very well brought up young lady and adapted well to our local education system. Wise parents and proud of your achievements!

[@ivegyattocomment]

such a good review, no frills and real talk. that 10 years experience here is well worth, I hope you had many friends that even when you leave and still be in contact. All the best to you in anything you choose in life :)

[@edwinkwan4343]

Want to congratulate you for a good video done. Very eloquent and informative !

[@jnet6]

good informative video and you have done a good job in describing your experiences, all the best in your future endeavours!

[@sofiahuang]

Wow, Koko, you are eloquent beyond words! I can genuinely see you worked so hard to create this video, and I am proud of you! Thank you for sharing this, it was super meaningful. Your thoughts are super clear and coherent, and was entranced the whole video! BTW, I will miss you! ❤️❤️❤️ - Sofia :)

[@bananaboy9829]

btw @koko i got your channel from sofia here :D ~dylan

[@plittan]

I wasn’t sure when I first started watching. By the end I must say I learned so much from your sharing. Very well put together thoughts. If you are the product of our local school system then it definitely isn’t too bad. Then again you could be unique haha

[@MiraiyukiMiho]

I love your honest comments and agree with what you have described. Stress, passion, and life should be balanced as much as possible. Sometimes, the norm is just not what works for us. Stress is indeed an issue that continues into adulthood and career. Even as a local adult, I have also made the decision to pursue a career track very different from others. I wish you a wider horizon for your pursuit of art and self-expression! :)

[@tanweekok1]

👏👏👏 Congratulations on speaking very good English. Thank you for choosing a Singapore education. Both my daughters graduated from local universities while I had only a secondary education but study during my younger working years after being given opportunities. You will have no regrets in the future after spending your formative years here. Wishing you success in your future journeys. 👏👏👏

[@jamesseet9067]

.....many thanks of you sharing your exclusive experience schooled in Singapore..,you, Indeed very vocal and outspoken when delivering every aspects when summarizing your Experience with thanks of appreciation being your education days in Singapore...Good Luck to you on your future venture to pursue you dreams and Sayonara 😢😢😢

[@NicO-cm2xo]

Thank you Coco for sharing your journey and level minded clarity in your choices. You are an inspiring young lady for all students. Kudos! Best wishes in your future journey.

[@chuashirley895]

All the best to you Coco. Love your awesome video ❤

[@mand1009]

Cludo to your decision, bold lady with a big heart. Cheers.

[@ranvierion]

Haha, i totally have no idea how your video gets chosen to be shown on my feed. I thought i might just skipped it once i watched for a short moment. But strangely i stayed on to finished watching a young person eloquently explaining about a topic sensibly. It's a pleasant surprise. Cheers to your amazing parent who took that leap of faith to provide you with a local Singaporean education. It may not be perfect and has its flaws. But i guess it managed to provide you with sufficient foundations you need for you to make this decision for your next phase in life. May you and your family be blessed with good health and happiness.

[@PauldeSilvaG]

Koko. I'm impressed. Your thinking and presentation is beyond your age. Very intelligent. Very objective. You have a bright future ahead of you.

[@Spring_of_Smiles]

Well prepared video, props to you Coco!

[@bappyhasanjahid4985]

I'm 20 and i still cannot put words this well. welp Singapore did taught you a lot, it also shows how important is a balance life. good amount of pressure at school and chill at home.

[@appl2597]

"Keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars" All the best!

[@lydiat5819]

Great job, Koko, you have done well in Singapore. You are so blessed to having supporting parents. Good to experience international school, go for it. As a Singaporean, I believe international schools are not so rigid and hope you gain a lot from it. Cheering for you. Btw, glad to hear the Singapore Pledge at the end ❤❤❤

[@westwoodly]

Very eloquent analytical and mature . You sure are talented and have a bright future. Do remember Singapore and your childhood experiences. No place is ideal and has no problems or challenges of its own. We all try to adapt and overcome them..

[@lucyfiniarel2347]

Don’t be sad to leave ❤ Children of Singapore are always free to explore the world and do as much as they want to as global citizens. Many of my friends study abroad, work abroad, but this place will always be home. Good luck with your studies, koko. I’m excited for you.

[@barkmark]

That's a really great discourse. A good testimony to the Singapore education system

[@user-po3ho8sx3b]

All the best for your future endeavours!

[@RahimRahmat]

Best of luck in your mission to find yourself, Coco. When you have found what it is you want in life, just remember that you do have the option of returning home to Singapore, or heading out there to take on the world. The choice is clearly yours, and I wish you well for the choice you choose to make.

[@sharinshakery9739]

Good luck and all the best to your new school.. keep the positive vibes going

[@tiongloo3473]

Best wishes. Regardless of whether in Sg or elsewhere, I am confident that u will do well. Most importantly, I hope u find yourself n be happier.

[@kttan8098]

You speak such a good English that I almost thought you are Singaporean. I live in Japan more than a year now. There are not many Japanese (young and old) that can speak English like you. Your parents make the right choice by sending you to local school. All the best for your new school life.

[@mookingbird]

Singaporeans don’t speak this well 🤓

[@3sniper]

@@mookingbird Singaporeans' english is substandard, both conversational (not singlish) and written. I always tell foreigners this to never learn english from Singaporeans.

[@juneyang1400]

I am very impressed about the clear expression, thoughts of uniqueness, and experience in Singapore.

[@agussetionoasli]

Whatever path you choose for you life, I wish you the best. You already have what it takes to make yourself a wiser person.

[@TheJonajo]

Hi, Singaporean here. Just wanted to say that this video shows how you're a very articulate and insightful young lady, which is in itself a proof of the effects of the Singapore education system, as well as a huge credit to you for sticking through with it for these 10 years and reaping its rewards. Having said that, I also agree that when you realise why the system isn't right for you and open yourself up to better opportunities elsewhere, it can also be really beneficial and mind-broadening. Good on you for being so honest with yourself and knowing what's best for you. Wishing you all the very best in your next chapter in life! 💪

[@KCtour]

Coco, You are so mature for your age. You speak so well and your thoughts and outlook are so positive. Your patent must be very proud of you! Well done girl! From a 64 yea old uncle. Love you!

[@arielleleung]

this was really interesting to watch - thank you so much for sharing!! also really interesting to hear that you went to SOTA - i'm one year below :OOOOOO

[@bingpm4355]

Very mature and very eloquent narrative from such a young age. 👍👏👏

[@mightymadmax]

this is really well articulated, i wish i had your insights at your age, you will definitely do well in the future, hope you come back to Singapore after finishing your education! jaa mata ne 😊

[@emailant]

I just watched out of curiosity and now I can't wait to see what becomes of you in the far future. Simply because I think everythig you said is really sensible and sincere too. I studied so many years ago and still I can relate to the stories shared. Yes, young students are not politocal. We never even cared when Malaysian and Singapore politics had sqabbles. Much less for any decendants. But yes, we remember to appreciate the hardships and sacrifice of our forebearers to have our freedom and independence as a nation today. So glad you got thru that part unscathed. I just wanted to tell you, although it's hard to part now, you will not regret expanding your experience into the wider world. 🥰 Excited for your experiences and hope you'll always be part Singaporean forever. Bless you always my dear! 👏👏 💪

[@siaoliao]

It's very interesting to hear your perspective and you put your thoughts into words very well. Honest and eloquent. I taught in Japan for 6 years, in high school and university. I think the main thing about WWII is that, a lot of Japanese people, even the history teachers, do not know that the Japanese occupied Singapore. I remember the history teacher of my school came to apologise to me after a school trip to Singapore. He found out about the occupation in the National Museum. Of course, like you said, I saw him as an individual, and I didn't think he had to apologise, but it was a nice for that part of history to be acknowledged. I'm glad that you didn't feel discriminated here. You have a great support system behind you, so take courage and have a great time in your new school. All the best to you! :)

[@tpliew510]

Stumbling upon this KZbin video felt like discovering a clear water drop in a polluted pond. I was impressed by you who may expressed your thoughts with clarity, gratitude, and a positive mindset. We really need more voices like yours to bring light and civility to the online world today. For that reason and in appreciation of your efforts, I would definitely give you a like, Coco. BTW, I especially like the way you end your video with the National Pledge of Singapore leh! 👍🇸🇬🎉😊💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@garyhoang9923]

I can’t believe you’re 16. Very well said and good luck