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Fairfield Methodist School (Secondary)
Guides

Damage and Repairs

31 May 2026

How to get help?

First Level Support

A photograph showing the entrance to the School ICT Support office, located at the IT Center on Level 3 of the Classroom Block. The blue door features signages and is situated next to a staircase with a fire extinguisher, providing a visual landmark for students seeking technical support.

IT Center


Second Level Support

For Ruggedised Casing Combo 3 issues:

For iPad or Apple Pencil issues:

Since this image is a screenshot of the official Apple Support page, the alt text should describe both the visual content and the specific section you've highlighted for parents to follow.  Here is a suitable alt text for image_85d7d7.png:  "A screenshot of the Apple 'Get Support' web page. The image features a banner with the text 'Get the help you need' and a cartoon avatar. A red box highlights the 'View your products' section, which instructs users to sign in with their Apple Account to see repair coverage and get personalised support.

A screenshot of the Apple 'Get Support' page showing a list of signed-in devices, including a MacBook, Apple Watch, and iPhone. Personal identifiers and serial numbers are blurred for privacy. A red box highlights the 'Enter a serial number' link at the bottom.

"A close-up screenshot of the Apple Support serial number entry field. The input box is masked with a mosaic for privacy. Below the input box is a blue text link that reads 'How to find your serial number' with an arrow icon.

A screenshot of the Apple Support 'What’s going on?' page for an iPad (10th generation). A red box highlights the 'Repairs & Physical Damage' option among other support categories. The user profile name in the top right is blurred for privacy.

A screenshot of the Apple Support 'Choose a topic' page for iPad Repairs & Physical Damage. A red box highlights the option 'Cracked screen (front only)'. Other available topics include Unable to turn on, Battery service, Accidental damage, and Liquid or water damage.

A screenshot of the Apple Support summary page confirming the selections for an iPad (10th generation). The page lists 'Repairs & Physical Damage' and 'Cracked screen (front only)' as the chosen topics. A red box highlights a blue 'Continue' button under the 'See your support options' heading.

A screenshot of the Apple Support 'Service Options' page for an iPad cracked screen repair. Two options are shown: 'Schedule a Repair' and 'Get an Express Replacement', both listing a service fee of S$68. A red box highlights the 'Find a location' button under 'Schedule a Repair' to guide users toward booking an in-person Genius Bar appointment.

A screenshot of the Apple Support 'Select a Location' page in Singapore. It shows a map alongside a list of service providers. Red boxes highlight the Apple Marina Bay Sands and Apple Orchard Road retail stores as available locations for a 'Schedule a Visit' appointment. Each entry shows available times for the following day and a service fee of S$68.

An image of an Apple support webpage titled "Apple Orchard Road," displaying an appointment details page for a device repair. Below the title, the address "270 Orchard Road Singapore" is listed. The main content features a large, illuminated photograph of the glass facade of the Apple Orchard Road store at night, with two large trees framing the entrance. Below the photo, the page has a section titled "Schedule an appointment," showing a scheduling form. The selected appointment time, marked with a red rectangular outline, is "Friday, 29 May, 4:35 p.m." Adjacent to this is a small "Change" text link in blue. The "Appointment Notifications" section below lists a phone number field with country code "+65" and a text field, both heavily redacted with mosaic censoring. The form text below explains that a Genius Bar team member may contact the provided number and that confirmation and reminder emails will be sent. At the bottom of the form, the "Continue" button is blue and also marked with a red rectangular outline. To the right of the form is a sidebar titled "Repair Details," featuring a small icon of a colorful iPad (10th generation), labeled with product name "iPad (10th generation) Wifi," a repair type of "Cracked screen (front only)," and a service fee of "S$68*". The background is white.
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