SST Students Blog

This policy applies to the use of the ICT resources owned and managed by SST, as well as those brought in for use by users. ICT resources include computer accounts, servers, disk storage, software, email, public folders, network and the Internet. All users MUST comply with this Policy.

Click HERE to access.

Singapore Statutes Online:

Computer Misuse and Cybersecurity Act (Chapter 50A) [retrieved on 09 Nov 2019]

Cybersecurity Act 2018 [retrieved on 09 Nov 2019]

Learning-related

2026 ODD-EVEN week Reference
2027 ODD-EVEN week Reference
Student Learning Space (SLS)
Google Classroom
SEAB Website: O Level Exam Timetable, Approved Calculator/ Dictionary Lists, etc
School Rules & Regulation (link to school website)

Student Programme

2026 CCA Schedule
ACE@SST: Service Hours [Submission Form]

Student Services

Fault & Damage Report
Lost & Found
Early Dismissal / Late Reporting Request Form
SST Lift Pass Application (Students)
SST Info Hub blog

Purchases

Bookshop
School Uniform

Support for GoogleMeet

[When non-pre-scheduled HBL is activated]
The virtual HelpDesk will be available during curriculum hours (8am to 5.30pm) to help troubleshoot technical issues while students continue learning at home.
Method 1: Call the HelpDesk at 6571 7427 for assistance.
Method 2: Seek assistance via the Virtual HelpDesk via https://meet.google.com/yot-eocg-pqm

Support for SLS

w.e.f. 1 Dec 2022, we can login to the SLS using either the SLS login ID/password OR the MIMS account (i.e. MOE ICON account).

If you have forgotten your password:
Reset your password by clicking at the "FORGOT PASSWORD" link below the login button OR
Email to the following for assistance using your SST email account:
Ms Stoney Wong (ICT Executive) and Mr Ngiow Shin Fatt (ICT Manager) at ictd@sst.edu.sg

Remember to
- State your name, NRIC number and class in the email
- Describe the issue clearly (include a screenshot if it is helpful)
- Observe 4R when crafting your email (e.g. start with a greeting)

Students' Guide to Home-Based Learning & Blended Learning

Click HERE to access the GUIDE.
Pay special attention to (C) Attendee Protocol & (D) Google Meet Workflow.

HBL - in Timetable

Blended Learning in MOE’s context refers to a seamless blending of different modes of learning to enhance students’ educational experience. One aspect of Blended Learning is the integration of home-based learning (HBL) as a regular feature of the schooling experience.

HBL takes place once a fortnight when students do not report to school for lessons, but carry out self-directed learning or activities assigned to be completed remotely.

Instructions and tasks will be assigned by the subject teacher in the Google Classroom (though the tasks may not be confined to the Google Classroom).

HBL - not in Timetable

In the event that HBL is declared for a school day (i.e. not in timetable or pre-planned):
1. Subject lessons will follow current timetable.
2. Lessons will take place via the existing GMeet/ Online platforms set up in the subject Google Classrooms.
3. Login and report to the Form Teacher at the usual morning assembly time for attendance taking and morning briefing. REMEMBER:
Check the Students Blog and your official email regularly (8 am and 5pm) for any updates communicated to you in the day.

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