PSLE Maths Question Turned into a Meme by Various Companies, Including OCBC & IKEA


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Lest you’ve been dwelling under a cave, you would surely be familiar with the recent PSLE “fiasco”, wherein the maths paper proved so formidable that several students were actually reduced to tears.

Here’s one of the questions:

Suffice to say; it was no easy walk in the park.

Indeed, the maths paper was such a killer that some students were allegedly driven to the brink of utter defeat;

As they were allegedly left crushed and utterly demoralised.

PSLE Maths Question Turned into a Meme by Various Companies, Including OCBC & IKEA

A wise old man once said: “Laughter is the best medicine.”

And though the Joker is surely a prominent exception, one can’t help but the phrase would apply to these distressed primary 6 students.

Or at least, that’s what we hope these memes would do.

Just yesterday (3 October 2021), a Facebook user posted a collation of memes on the social media platform.

For the record, these weren’t just random memes; they were all created based on the aforementioned math question.

OCBC Bank, for instance, posted the following:

And Singapore General Hospital turned up with this:

Sengkang Neighbourhood Police Center, too, saw an opportunity to plug in their anti-scam campaign.


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As Singapore Land Authority did too:

Meanwhile, even the Ministry of Finance was eager to join in.


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Grab, too, had something to say.

IKEA have a simple solution for all these coins:

Image: Facebook (IKEA)

Alongside several other known “faces”:


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Indeed, numerous recognised entities joined in on the venture, as they sought to relieve some of the stress that affiliated students have been facing thus far. These include:

  • Land Transport Authority
  • My Plus Life
  • DBS
  • MoneyOwl
  • Hai Kee Soy Sauce Chicken
  • Klook
  • IKEA
  • SMRT

As well as many more.


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“We have to start teaching our children that no matter what happens, be it good or bad,” the Facebook user, who shared the memes, wrote.

“Life still goes on.”

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Featured Image: Facebook (DHL Singapore; Grab; Watsons; OCBC Bank; Ministry of Finance (Singapore))