In a letter to parents, principal Wong Li Peng says she strongly encourages mask-wearing in school for the week.
SINGAPORE: Nanyang Primary School has placed some classes on home-based learning after several cases of fever, cough and sore throat were detected over the past few days.
She added that the school will ensure that the affected areas and common areas are cleaned and disinfected appropriately.
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