Singapore, April 17 -- By 2027, all schools in Singapore must implement standardised disciplinary measures in managing student misconduct, including bullying, according to the Singaporean Ministry of Education (MOE). These include up to three days of detention or suspension - or both - for students who commit serious offences for the first time, along with having their conduct grade adjusted. First-time offenders - boys in upper primary levels and above - could also get one stroke of the cane, and up to three for subsequent offenders. Punishments vary between serious and very serious offences, with bullying cases assessed based on factors such as impact, intent and recalcitrance. Serious offences include bullying, cheating, gambling, vaping...