Facebook post raises concerns over alleged political videos shown to Primary 4 students

A Facebook post has raised concern over claims that political videos were shown to Primary 4 students at Choa Chu Kang Primary School without prior parental consent. The videos were described as content perceived to promote the ruling party. The allegation was shared in the Facebook group ‘SG Middle Ground’ by a user identified as ‘Charlie Tang‘. Tang stated that a close friend of his was upset after discovering that his daughter had been shown political content in school. Tang’s post included a screenshot of a police report, although no official confirmation or response has been issued regarding the alleged incident. According to the screenshot, the parent reported that his daughter, a Primary 4 student, was introduced to a video featuring a political rally from the recent General Election 2025. Parent’s reaction and concerns Tang reported that the parent expressed distress after his daughter recounted the experience at home. The child allegedly told her mother that she now liked the ruling party and even asked her father to vote for them. The parent raised concerns that the teacher had shown clips of a political rally containing criticism and language considered too sophisticated for Primary 4 students. School’s reported response According
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