First Lesson of the New Semester starts this week!
Kindly check your class schedule for AY2022 Semester 1 through this link.
All lessons are hybrid now i.e. our tutors will be in the centre’s classrooms for physical F2F lessons on-site, which will be the default arrangement for all students upon course registration. Students can also opt for online lessons and will need to request in advance for our tutors to prepare.
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– Get 10% discount on a full-course payment made by 15 Nov 2021!
Hello Students!
School holidays are just around the corner and they mark the end of yet another academic year. This means that it is time for fun and joy for our precious ones! We are excited to invite you to join our Year End Holiday Program this coming school holidays. As always, our year end holiday program is designed to bring passion in learning, inspiration in enriching and achieving … PLUS PLUS PLUS!
What You Can Expect 🙂
Concepts taught with worked examples by tutor before students attempt related questions…
Materials crafted to enhance creativity in problem solving…
Transferable problem solving skills…
Lessons made comprehensive for learning!
Hybrid lessons are available too!
PSLE A* Achievers (P6 Maths)
This course is a head-start in school syllabus P6 math curriculum for prospective P6 pupils. This will be a good time to pick up skills to tackle higher-order challenging heuristic and non-routine problems, getting a competitive edge among your peers before the bustling year begins.
P4, P5 and P6 Fusion Math (preparing for NMOS/ RIPMWC/ APMOPS)
This enrichment program is structured for students who want to challenge themselves on the advance content in the mathematics discipline and build a versatile skill set in high order problem solving, with intentions to clinch high tier awards in the local mathematical competitions.
The Science program stresses on the content and its delivery in an engaging manner. Hands-on experiments will be carried out during school holiday programs to build up pupil’s experimental knowledge.
Advanced Science in Competition Training (P4-P5) / DSA Advanced Science (P5-P6)
The courses listed are offered to students who will be participating in the Singapore Primary Science Olympiad (SPSO), as well as prospective P6 students who will be sitting for the Year 1 admission (science) test to NUS High School in 2022. Click here to find out more about admission to Year 1 (NUS High School of Math & Science). We welcome prospective P5 students to join this program as well, as an early preparation for upcoming written selection test(s) in their P6 year.
– Get 10% discount on a full-course payment made by 24 Dec 2021!
2022 School Term 1 & 2:
Mondays to Fridays – 3 pm to 9 pm
Saturdays – 9:30 am to 6 pm
Sundays – 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm
(Closed on Chinese New Year from 31 Jan to 3 Feb 2022, 19 Mar & 20 Mar 2022 (March School Holiday Weekend), Good Friday 15 Apr 2022, Labour Day & Hari Raya Puasa from 1 May to 3 May 2022 and Vesak Day 15 May & 16 May 2022)
P6 pupils will be working on mock papers that comprise both short and long questions.
Practice is the other key ingredient for success in PSLE Math. Hence we are going to have an intensive program that has systematic coverage of PSLE math topics, emphasizes on higher order challenging problems and where pupils’ presentation of solutions will be fine-tuned.
Revision will be done through open ended papers with questions to assess student’s skills in interpreting information and investigate using at least one of the following process skills:
Inferring
Predicting
Analysing
Evaluating
Generating possibilities
Formulating hypothesis
Communicating
Popular! The PSLE Science Final Sprint is back this year with 2 final sessions to prepare for the PSLE Science paper on 5 Oct 2021.
Ming and Pong had the same amount of money. Ming bought a soccer ball and had $78 left. Pong bought a tennis racket and had 1/4 of what Ming left. The tennis racket cost 3 times as much as the soccer ball. How much did Pong have at first?
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