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Review of the key topics learnt in Semester 1. Discuss how it links to Semester 2 and beyond. Recommended for students scoring less than 65 marks in SA1.

To help with English for all pri school levels (P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, and P6). Students will visit the newsroom one of the oldest paper in the world, see how reporters work, work on their news assignment in the CBD and have their own newspaper published

To learn how to tackle the new PSLE oral format, learn skills on presentation and also to boost confidence in public speaking
Class capped at eight students


Designed for P3 and P4 students. Learn how to understand what questions are asking, and common mistakes to questions to avoid. I'll also identify the student’s current weaknesses are and how to help strengthen these areas. Capped at eight students.

Once mastered, this is one of the easier questions to work on at the ‘O’ Levels. Aims to guide students on how to reason logically and to prepare for counter arguments

3 hours of fun filled demonstrations and hands-on activities and learn some science along the wayActivities include the following: building a volcano with soap, vinegar, and baking soda, becoming a spy and writing messages with invisible ink, and elephant toothpaste with hydrogen peroxide and yeast. Capped at eight students.

A 12-hr class (13 June and 14 June 10am to 4pm) To tackle the latest three-picture composition format; students will be taught how to plan, how to use five-senses to show, not tell in a composition and how not to go out of point with the new format.
 Class capped at eight students


5 hour class on answering open ended questions. Learn what the common mistakes are, and how to write answers that are precise and accurate. We'll also go through some common questions and standard answers.Capped at eight students.Simple lunch included (1h break)

A 12-hr class (13 June and 14 June 10am to 4pm) To tackle the latest three-picture composition format; students will be taught how to plan, how to use five-senses to show, not tell in a composition and how not to go out of point with the new format.
 Class capped at eight students


For students who had taken the Tackling upper primary compo class previously. Reinforces lessons learnt and delve deeper into adding insights, maturity of the stories. Also teaches students how to add personality into their stories and characters Class capped at eight students


Learn various strategies to tackle PSLE Math word problems. Explore different methods of solving, and discuss the strengths of each method.

Designed for P3 and P4 students. Learn how to understand what questions are asking, and common mistakes to questions to avoid. I'll also identify the student’s current weaknesses are and how to help strengthen these areas. Capped at eight students.

Discuss some of the difficulties students face when drawing models. Learn how to draw good models to solve word problems

To go through past year questions, spot topics and to get 2016 P6 students and P5 students ready before they embark on the challenging year aheadThis can help them get a headstart and know what to look out for while revising

To learn how to tackle new PSLE comprehension format Understand common mistakes of students and how to score with new sequencing, true/false segment A three-hour class
- Class capped at eight students


To teach lower primary students how to read and understand passages, look for key words and tackle comprehension.
Class capped at eight students