Programmes

Find the right class for your child

Every programme runs live over Zoom with a maximum of six students. Choose by level and subject below, or ask us and we will point you to the class that fits.

If a national examination is the immediate concern, start with exam preparation, which sets out how we approach the PSLE and the O-Levels. Fees for every class are on the schedule and fees page.

Primary

A primary school pupil working through an English comprehension exercise

Primary · English

P3 English

The jump from P2 to P3 catches many children out. This class rebuilds comprehension and writing from the ground up, before the gap widens.

A young pupil looking at a labelled science diagram on a laptop

Primary · Science

P3 Science

P3 is where Science becomes a subject rather than a topic. The habits formed here — observe, describe, explain — are the ones the PSLE eventually tests.

A young pupil planning a composition before writing

Primary · English Writing

P3–P4 English Writing

A dedicated composition class for lower and middle primary, building the planning and sentence habits that make longer writing possible later.

A pupil annotating a comprehension passage during an online lesson

Primary · English

P4 English

P4 is the last year before the paper gets materially harder. It is the most useful year to fix comprehension technique and grammar accuracy.

A pupil working through a multi-step maths problem on paper

Primary · Mathematics

P4 Math

P4 introduces the multi-step problem sums that upper primary is built on. Getting the method habits right here saves a great deal of difficulty later.

A pupil examining a science diagram during an online lesson

Primary · Science

P4 Science

P4 is the first formal year of Science. Getting the habits of observation and explanation right now makes P5 and P6 considerably easier.

A pupil reviewing marked English work during an online lesson

Primary · English

P5 English

P5 covers the full range of the PSLE paper without the time pressure of P6. It is the best year to fix technique rather than revise it.

A pupil setting out working for a ratio problem sum

Primary · Mathematics

P5 Math

Most of the methods the PSLE tests are introduced in P5. A pupil who leaves this year without them spends P6 catching up instead of preparing.

A pupil working through a science experiment diagram

Primary · Science

P5 Science

The syllabus shifts from recall to applying concepts in unfamiliar situations. This class teaches the reasoning that shift demands.

An upper-primary pupil revising a marked composition

Primary · English Writing

P5–P6 English Writing

A dedicated writing class for upper primary, aimed at the gap between a competent composition and one that actually scores.

A Primary 6 pupil working through a PSLE English practice paper

Primary · English

P6 English

A full-paper preparation class covering every component of PSLE English, with the emphasis on the technique each section actually rewards.

A pupil working through a PSLE mathematics problem sum

Primary · Mathematics

P6 Math

A PSLE preparation class built on recognising question types, so your child knows which method to reach for before starting to write.

A P6 pupil preparing for the PSLE Chinese paper

Primary · Chinese

P6 Chinese

An intensive PSLE Chinese class focused on composition, comprehension and oral — the three places most pupils give marks away.

Not sure which class?

Tell us your child's level and what they are finding difficult, and we will recommend the programme that fits — or tell you honestly if we do not have one.

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