How to Choose a Tuition Centre in Singapore: A Parent’s Checklist
Choose tuition around a specific learning need, then use a trial lesson and a short review period to judge whether it helps.
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Choose tuition around a specific learning need, then use a trial lesson and a short review period to judge whether it helps.
Start with the school’s actual talent area, then show a child’s sustained interest through a small, honest selection of work.
Use school-specific criteria and an honest conversation with the child’s coach to assess fit, rather than relying on forum rankings.
The residence condition is often confused with a requirement to have already lived near a school for 30 months. Check your address category and registration year.
Build independence one familiar task at a time, with clear safety rules and support matched to your child.
A parent’s question opens a wider discussion about fair access, family circumstances and what school choice should achieve for a six-year-old.
Build an adjustable P6 revision routine that includes focused practice, corrections, school commitments and sufficient rest.
Controlling your child's computer time can be a challenging task, but there are several steps you can take to help manage their screen time
When transferring to another primary school, there are several things to note
The exact questions that will be asked during a DSA (Direct School Admission) interview can vary depending on the school and program, but there are some common themes that you can prepare your child for. Here are some c…
Junior Leaders in P3 (Primary 3) typically have the following responsibilities
The PSLE scoring system in Singapore was changed in 2021 to move away from the traditional T-score system to a new scoring system based on Achievement Levels (ALs). Here are the key changes
Preparing for the Science Olympiad for Primary School Students requires a combination of subject knowledge, problem-solving skills, and hands-on experience. Here are some tips and useful resources that can help students…
The Science Olympiad for Primary School Students is an annual competition that aims to promote science education and stimulate students' interest in science. The competition is usually organized by the Science Centre Si…
The first day of primary school can be an exciting and overwhelming experience for both parents and students in Singapore. Here are some items that parents can consider bringing for their child on the first day of prima…
Foreign students who wish to attend primary school in Singapore can do so if they meet certain requirements. Here are some key points to consider
The Ministry of Education (MOE) in Singapore has announced a revamp of the PSLE scoring system, which replaces the T-score with eight wider grade bands starting from 2021.
From 2019 all exams and Weighted Assessments for Primary 1 and Primary 2 students in Singapore has been removed and mid year exams for P3, P5, Sec1 and Sec3 levels are also scrapped as they are key transition levels.
According to the Ministry of Education, Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) are an integral part of our students holistic education. Whether in clubs and societies, physical sports, uniformed groups or visual and performing…
The DSA-Sec allows students to seek admission to a secondary school on the basis of talents and achievements that may not be demonstrated at the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE). The DSA-Sec enables students to…
A P6 student's Aggregate T-Score in PSLE indicates how well he/she has performed on average in all four subjects relative to his/her peers and is used specifically for the purpose of determining the priority of admissio…
The GEP is essentially the same in all GEP schools. Officers of the Gifted Education Branch and GEP teachers meet to develop the curriculum and to ensure that a comparable standard is maintained in all GEP schools. The…
Subject-based Banding provides greater flexibility for your child by offering him the option of a combination of standard and foundation subjects, depending on his strengths. For example, if he excels in English and Mot…
The inner circle centring on life skills ensures that students acquire sound values and skills to take them through life as responsible adults and active citizens. It comprises the non-academic curriculum.
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