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The mission of MOE is to mould the future of
the nation. This is done through a flexible education
system that brings out the best in our young by
developing them into useful and responsible individuals
and citizens, and provides them with a strong
foundation in the knowledge and skills necessary
to earn a living. A total budget of $6,543m has
been allocated for MOE in FY2003 to achieve this
mission.
MOE will continue to subsidise the operations
of schools and tertiary institutions. A large
percentage of this goes towards the maintenance
of a quality teaching service.
As part of MOE's effort to create a learner-centred
school environment, MOE will upgrade and re-develop
existing schools. MOE will also develop new educational
infrastructure for Institutes of Higher Learning
(IHLs) to cater for the needs of a larger student
population.
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$2,701m
to subsidise the operations of primary schools,
secondary schools, centralised institutes
and junior colleges. |
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$1,058m
to subsidise the operations of the universities. |
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$601m to
subsidise the operations of the polytechnics. |
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$178m to subsidise the
operations of Institutes of Technical Education
(ITEs). |

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$442m to:
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Improve
school infrastructure: 144 schools will
be re-developed/upgraded under PRIME. |
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Launch the implementation
of IT Masterplan 2. |
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$764m
to develop and improve the educational infrastructure
of IHLs:
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The
development of the Republic Polytechnic.
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ITE's
new regional campus. |
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The
Singapore Management University city
campus. |
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