Singapore Combines Caning and Counselling to Tackle School Bullying

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•Singapore schools are using caning as a disciplinary measure against bullying.
•Counselling services are being offered alongside corporal punishment to address underlying issues.
•The policy targets both bullies and victims to improve overall school safety and wellbeing.

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▸If Singapore schools effectively integrate counselling with caning then bullying incidents may decrease, improving student welfare and school climate.

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REGIONALSouth China Morning Post - TopSingapore’s answer to school bullying? The cane ... and counselling

Singapore has introduced a dual approach to address school bullying, combining traditional corporal punishment with counselling services. This method aims to deter bullying through discipline while providing support to both victims and offenders. The approach affects students, educators, and parents, potentially influencing school environments and student behavior.