Mental health and well-being initiatives will be introduced in 20 schools for lower secondary students from early 2027. It is set to reach all secondary schools by 2028. This is part of wider efforts to help students cope with growing pressures. The move comes under an expansion of Grow Well SG, a national initiative promoting healthier habits among primary school students. Each student will develop a personalised health plan with healthcare professionals, with a greater emphasis on building mental resilience. Nadine Yeam reports.
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