Singapore investigates basketball coach for allegedly taking bribes to put children in top schools

He is no longer working in any MOE school, and his coaching membership has been suspended by SportSG.

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His National Registry of Coaches membership has also been suspended, according to the Sport Singapore statutory board. The Shin Min report was based on a tip-off from a member of the public, who was identified only as Mr Tan. Through the DSA programme, Primary 6 students can gain direct entry to certain secondary schools based on their talent in sports, co-curricular activities and specific academic areas.

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