This past December, your dad and I have been trying to wrap our heads around all the different emotions that come with having you move from K2 to Primary 1....
Starting primary school in Singapore is a brand-new chapter in your child’s learning journey. The beginning of formal education, primary school is a world apart from preschool. As a parent...
EducationIs Your Child Ready for Primary 1? These 6 Signs May Indicate Primary School Readiness!
September 18, 2019
A child’s transition from preschool to formal schooling is always an exciting time for parents. There is the slight reluctance to accept that your little ones have grown so quickly,...
Preschools in Singapore accept children between 18 months old to six years of age and equip them with the necessary knowledge and readiness for the next milestone of their young...
Primary SchoolPrimary 1 English: 4 Skills Your Child Should Have Before Starting Primary School
June 28, 2019
Since 2009, the Ministry of Education (MOE) has used STELLAR, short for Strategies for English Language Learning and Reading as the national curriculum. It was piloted in some schools in...
It’s the time of the year when parents who have children entering primary school will start to prepare for the primary one (P1) registration for 2019, which is just around...
Most parents of preschoolers share a common goal: that when the time comes, their little ones will be prepared for primary 1. There are several steps you can take to...
Are you a parent who isn’t for the idea of enrolling your child in primary school tuition? Here’s a survival guide on how your child can manage his/ her own...
In a recent Parliamentary debate following the Budget 2018 announcement, Singapore’s Education Minister (Schools) Ng Chee Meng emphasised the importance of hands-on learning programmes in schools to cultivate the joy...
Primary SchoolMust-Know Learning Strategies That Are More Effective Than Primary School Tuition
February 20, 2018
Not every child learns the same way as other children do. However, the need to do well and keep up with lessons in school might cause some parents to worry...