SINGAPORE: Teachers are reaching out to parents and students who have not responded to invitations to take the COVID-19 vaccination to offer assistance if needed, said Second Minister for Education Maliki Osman on Monday .
Among students from the graduating cohorts, who were the first batch of students to receive invites, 90 per cent have registered for the vaccination and 75 per cent of them have received their first doses, said Dr Maliki.READ: Measures tightened to ensure people are not given wrong COVID-19 vaccine: Chan Chun Sing
"We are still reaching out to all those who have not signed up, who have not registered, and we look forward to them understanding the support that's available for the students to be getting their vaccinations."READ: More than 400,000 students aged 12 and above to receive COVID-19 vaccination invite from Jun 1
There are 28,000 ITE students across Singapore, and they can register for the vaccination directly through their schools for the centre set up in their respective colleges, said Dr Maliki. "It's very encouraging today. By and large, we have about 80 to 90 per cent of responses for the different categories, and we hope more will step forward," he added.
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