One People, One Nation · 1965–Present
Multiculturalism and Harmony
Our policy of racial and religious harmony and the importance of mutual respect.
Key Questions
- 1Why is multiculturalism a core value in Singapore?
- 2How do we celebrate our different cultures while remaining united?
- 3What happens when there is no harmony in a society?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
MOE: National Identity - P5MOE: Social Cohesion - P5
Level: Primary 5
Subject: Social Studies
Unit: One People, One Nation
Period: 1965–Present
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