Contact OpenSchoolbag Singapore
Email [email protected] with a correction, a source, a resource worth covering, or a question about how we work.
At a glance
Share the URL
Identify the exact page
Name the claim
Quote the point that needs review
Add a source
Use current primary evidence where possible
What to send, and what happens next
For corrections
Include the page URL, the statement you believe is wrong, the corrected information and a primary source where possible. A precise report helps the OpenSchoolbag editorial team check the issue without guessing.
A useful next step is to review our editorial policy.
For educators and publishers
Tell us what the resource teaches, who it is for, the current edition and where readers can inspect a sample. Submission does not guarantee coverage, ranking, endorsement or a commercial listing.
A useful next step is to browse publisher archive pages.
What happens next
We review messages for relevance to Singapore learners, evidence and page scope. We may request clarification before making a substantive update. OpenSchoolbag does not provide urgent school-admission, legal or financial support through this address.
A useful next step is to find a suitable learning guide.
Make a correction or suggestion easy to verify
A precise message reduces guesswork and helps the editorial team evaluate the right page, claim and source. Before sending, collect the smallest set of details needed for a fair review.
For a factual correction
Include the exact OpenSchoolbag URL and copy the sentence that may be wrong. State the corrected fact in your own words and link to the current primary source where possible. If a source has an effective date or applies only to one cohort, subject code or school type, identify that scope clearly.
For a resource suggestion
Provide the full title, publisher, current edition, intended level and teaching purpose. Explain what a reader can inspect in a sample: concept explanation, question progression, language demand, answer support or another concrete feature. We do not accept popularity alone as evidence of fit and cannot guarantee coverage.
For a broken route or tool
Describe the page, device and action taken immediately before the problem. Copy any visible error without including passwords or private student information. For a calculator, include the mode and non-sensitive values entered. This allows the behaviour to be reproduced while protecting the learner’s data.
Protect the learner’s privacy
Never send a child's personal details. That means names, school or candidate numbers, medical notes, passwords, payment details, or photos that identify a child.
A blacked-out extract, or an example you write yourself, is nearly always enough for us to see the problem. We do not need a whole worksheet or report.
If something involves a child's safety, discrimination, or a decision made by a school, contact the school or the responsible authority directly. This inbox cannot handle an emergency or act for a learner.
Know what a useful reply can cover
We can confirm a fault we can reproduce, ask for a clearer source, or explain how a page will be reviewed.
We cannot give private tuition, mark an assignment, predict a result, recommend a school place, or confirm what a shop has in stock. We also do not accept paid placement dressed up as a recommendation.
Keeping that line clear means reports stay focused on accuracy, access, and things that are genuinely broken. Send one request per message, and keep a copy of any source you cite.