Getting ready for Primary 1 in 2024? Wondering how to navigate Singapore's competitive school admissions?
Explore the data we have retrieved from 2023’s balloting results for valuable insights to secure your child’s spot effectively and overcome common challenges faced by parents during this critical phase.
Sentiments from the ground following the PSLE English written papers indicated that it was easier than expected. With 2023 marking a return to life before COVID, there was an expectation among many that the papers would revert to their typical…
Delve into the dynamics of the 2023 PSLE Science Examination, where Booklet A's simplicity contrasts sharply with the complexities of Booklet B. While Booklet A offered straightforward questions, Booklet B posed a greater challenge, demanding deeper comprehension and analytical skills. Discover how we prepare students to tackle Open Ended Questions effortlessly, ensuring readiness for the varying levels of difficulty in the examination.
Compared to the 2022 PSLE Math Paper 2, the 2023 PSLE Math Paper 2 was easier for the most part. Although there was a greater percentage of Area and Perimeter question types that tested students on their visual spatialisation abilities,…
The PSLE Math paper is broken down into Paper 1 and Paper 2. Although Paper 1 consists of only 1 or 2 mark questions, it does not necessarily mean that they are easier than the questions in Paper 2! We…
From precision to critical thinking- Discover why keywords are essential for your child’s PSLE triumph. Explore how keywords unlock a world of scientific exploration onto the journey of success.
As AI integration unfolds responsibly, witness how ChatGPT propels students into a future enriched with self-directed learning, multilingual mastery, and critical thinking, reshaping the educational horizon in Singapore.
Explore the National Parenting Framework’s impact on fostering a dynamic partnership as we discover practical strategies, research-backed benefits and the transformative potential of aligning parenting practices with teacher guidance to create a cohesive learning environment for your child.
There lies two paradoxes in Singapore’s education that Singaporeans, much like former Education Minister Ong Ye Kung, keenly feel when it comes to education. Imagine a world where meritocracy reigns supreme, where talent and ability triumph over birth circumstances—a philosophy…
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