Yes. You can share a link to a public eduKateSG page with someone else. Linking is the cleanest way to pass on an article because the reader reaches the original page, can see its title and context, and can follow any updates or related routes that remain attached to it.
Sharing a link is different from copying and republishing substantial portions of a page elsewhere. If you quote, teach from, cite, or discuss eduKateSG material, keep the original meaning intact and make the source clear. For a long article, it is often better to share the exact section or the shorter routing page that answers the person’s question rather than asking them to read everything.
For people who are new to the site, What Is eduKateSG in Simple Terms? is a useful introduction. For school material, share the relevant page from the Learning Hubs; for wider inquiry, use the World & Knowledge Hub.