Student Support
Explore the support services available to every Woodlander, including counselling, education and career guidance, learning and behavioural support, and financial assistance schemes.
Counselling Support
Our school counsellors provide a listening ear and professional support for students facing personal, social, or emotional challenges.
Who can reach out?
Students who need someone to talk to
Parents who wish to refer their child for counselling
How to request:
Submit a school counselling request (opens in new tab)
Education & Career Guidance (ECG)
Our ECG Counsellor in school helps students make informed decisions about their post-secondary education and career pathways.
Our ECG Counsellor: Mr Wong Mun Chung
Availability: Monday to Friday (during school hours)
Areas of support:
Subject choices
Post-secondary education pathways (e.g., JC, Poly, ITE)
Career exploration and interests
How to book:
Book an appointment (opens in new tab) for personalised consultation
📧 Email: wong_mun_chung_a@schools.gov.sg (opens in new tab)
Learning & Behavioural Support
Our Allied Educators in school (Learning & Behavioural Support) provide support for students with learning differences such as dyslexia, ADHD, and autism.
How to access support:
Parents may refer their child through their Form Teachers
Support may include in-class supervision or withdrawal sessions
Parents may be involved in the process of obtaining professional assessment or external support
Financial Assistance
We are committed to ensuring that no student is left behind due to financial difficulties.
MOE Financial Assistance Scheme (MOE FAS)
The Ministry of Education provides financial assistance to needy Singaporean students to support school fees and other expenses.
Updated: MOE announced changes to MOE FAS eligibility on 16 October 2025.
How to apply:
Via the Parents Gateway app
For more information: Financial assistance – MOE (opens in new tab)
Digital Support at Home
IMDA's DigitalAccess@Home scheme provides subsidised broadband and laptops/tablets to lower-income households to support education, work, and social activities .
Who can apply? Low-income HDB households with at least one Singapore Citizen .
How much does it cost? A subsidised co-payment applies. For example, MOE FAS students may qualify for a broadband co-payment as low as $5/month** and a laptop co-payment starting from **$220 .
What to do? Apply online at www.digitalaccess.gov.sg (opens in new tab) and log in with Singpass. Alternatively, you may also fill in a hardcopy form found on the same website. Check your eligibility first at www.go.gov.sg/digitalaccesschecker (opens in new tab) .