National Digital Literacy Programme

1) The National Digital Literacy Programme

The NDLP was launched in March 2020 to help students strengthen their digital literacy and acquire digital skills needed to navigate an increasingly digitalised world.
Under the NDLP, every secondary school student will own a school-prescribed Personal Learning Device (PLD). Students may use funds from their Edusave Account to pay for the PLD.

About The PLD Initiative

The use of the PLD for teaching and learning aims to:

2) Learning with Technology @ Whitley

a) EdTech in Whitley

b) School-Prescribed Device

c) After-School DMA Parent Options

1) About MOE DMA

The MOE DMA solution for Chromebooks, Lightspeed Systems®, will be installed on all students’ PLDs to support safe and responsible device use. The DMA is funded by MOE and applies to both school-purchased and approved student-owned devices used in place of the school-prescribed PLD. Students will be guided to install the DMA after device collection on the PLD Onboarding Day. The DMA will be uninstalled when students graduate from or leave the school.

2) Details of DMA Parent Options

Please click on the link below for more details.

📄Slide Information on DMA

d) ICT Helpdesk

e) Resources for Parents/Students

Parent Handbook (I)
Parent Handbook (II)
Parent Kit - Raising a Digitally Smart Child
Bite-sized tips and advice via Parentingwith.MOEsg Instagram page
Resources from MOE and other agencies ((available on resources repository in Parents Gateway)
Parenting for Wellness Toolbox for Parents and Parenting for Wellness Websiteon Parent Hub
More resources are available via the MOE Cyber Wellness Webpage

f) ICT Briefing Slides for Sec 1 Parents (9 Jan)

Briefing Slides for ICT Sec 1 Parents' Engagement 2026