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Join us for an enriching and fulfilling holiday with programmes like the Math Olympiad bootcamp and English intensive workshops this June break.

Term 2 Weighted Assessments (WAs) are over, and the June holidays are fast approaching us! Naturally, teens will be thinking of dropping their studies and spending their holidays playing, watching shows, or hanging out with their friends. But if they are already lagging behind in their studies, or in an important year in school, you [...]

Know all about the GEP screening test that primary 3 students take in school, and tips on how to prepare your child for it.

The Paper 1 of science subjects are always thought to be easy. Despite being called Paper 1, the multiple-choice question (MCQ) section is usually scheduled as the last paper of the subject in the exam timetable in secondary school and JC exams. As a result, many students think that they have already studied enough and [...]

Junior college (JC) years are some of the most intense in the Singaporean education system. Whether it is preparing for the International Baccalaureate (IB) or A Level exams, the 2 years in school often feels too short to cram for an entire syllabus of content. During this time, many students see their grades drop like [...]

Over the last few years, the Ministry of Singapore has gradually been reducing the number of graded exams students have to take in school. The latest announcement will see mid-year examinations being removed for students in junior colleges (JCs) and Millenia Institute (MI) from 2024 onwards. These are part of efforts to reduce the emphasis [...]

The O Level, IP, and A Level science subjects have some things in common – and one of them is the type of questions you will commonly see across all the exam papers. The content and concepts may be different, but some of the question types and answering techniques are the same. Want to know [...]

We’re back with more story book recommendations for primary school readers – because, as you know, reading is a highly beneficial for kids! Developing this daily habit is not just great for your child to keep themselves entertained and explore their imagination. Kids who read also improve in their language skills, especially in terms of [...]

In the latest changes in schools to reduce the focus on exam grades and academic stress, the Ministry of Education in Singapore has announced a slew of changes to the JC and MI assessments (for students taking A Levels). Amongst the changes to take place from the 2024 intake onwards: no more mid-year exams, pass-fail [...]

Self-learning is not for everyone. If you struggle with getting a grasp on your studies, here’s how we can support your learning.