1 Aug 2008
In Singapore the government has drawn up a new programme to stop the spread of sexually-transmitted infections, or STIs among the nation's teenagers.The programme is targetted at students in what's called the "normal stream". In typical Singapore fashion, secondary school students are divided into streams - "express" for the more academically-advanced, "normal" for average students and "normal technical" which gears them for a trade. Students in the "normal and normal technical streams" have been identified by counsellors to be especially "at risk.
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