Weekly tuition · Primary to Secondary
Weekly lessons, exam preparation and a plain-language picture of what is improving and what still needs work.
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What your child needs
Regular lessons at the level your child is actually working at, with the same teacher and a pace the group can follow.
Weekly programme ↗02Focused work before a school exam, PSLE or O-Level paper: past-paper practice, common mistakes and the topics still weak.
Exam programme ↗03Shorter courses between terms, for writing, science practicals or a skills block when weekly tuition is not the right shape.
Holiday programme ↗One term, week by week
A term starts with where the child is now: the school, the topic in class and the marks so far. Then the weekly lesson does the steady work, and the review comes back in language a parent can act on.
One slot a week held for the term, in a group set by the level the child is working at rather than the year on a birth certificate.
The same teacher takes the group through the term, and teachers are observed before they take a group. A change of teacher is explained to parents in advance rather than quietly substituted.
A short note after each lesson on what was covered, topic tests marked and returned inside the term, and a written report when the term ends.
It names what improved and what to work on next, and it is written by the teacher who took the group rather than generated from a scoreboard. Progress is reported as work done and marks moved, never as a promise about a result.
Past-paper practice under time, with the mistakes listed so the next week has something specific to work on.
The papers covered, the number of sessions left before the exam, and the day each piece of practice work comes back marked are all confirmed in writing before the block starts.
What arrives week by week matters more than a promise about a result.
Bring the level, the subject and what has changed at school.
A short diagnostic decides the group and the starting topics.
The same teacher, a stated focus and homework that gets looked at.
What improved, what did not, and the recommendation for next term.
A clearer starting point
Choose what sounds closest. It starts the right conversation rather than a general enquiry.
Weekly tuition begins with the topic the class is on now, not the whole syllabus. Groups are set by the level a child is working at, and a change of level is decided by the teacher with the parent.
Discuss weekly tuitionExam preparation names the papers covered, the number of sessions left before the exam, and the day each piece of practice work comes back marked.
Discuss exam preparationA short programme suits a specific gap better than a full term. The dates, the number of sessions and the group size go out with the programme, and the fee is per programme rather than per term.
Discuss a holiday programmeLevels & groups
Groups are set by the level a child is working at, not by the year on a birth certificate.
| Level | Subjects | Group & lesson |
|---|---|---|
| Primary 1–3 | English, Maths | Up to 6 · 1 h 30 |
| Primary 4–6 | English, Maths, Science · PSLE preparation | Up to 6 · 1 h 45 |
| Secondary 1–2 | English, Maths, Science | Up to 8 · 1 h 45 |
| Secondary 3–4 | English, Maths, Science, Additional Maths · O-Level and IP | Up to 8 · 2 h |
| Junior College | H2 Maths, Chemistry, Economics | Up to 8 · 2 h |
A diagnostic decides the group and the starting topics. If the right group does not exist this term, we say so rather than placing a child in the wrong one.
Book a level checkThe week and the term
One slot a week, held for the term. Slots are allocated after the level check, not before.
| Slot | When | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Weekday early | Tuesday to Friday, 4.00–6.00 pm | Primary groups, collected straight from school |
| Weekday evening | Tuesday to Friday, 6.30–8.30 pm | Secondary and Junior College |
| Saturday | 9.00 am – 1.00 pm | The slots that go first; booked by the term |
| Sunday | By arrangement | Small groups only |
Terms run ten weeks. Registration closes at the end of the first week, and a missed lesson is made up inside the same term where a slot exists. The term dates are confirmed in writing before the first lesson.
What a term costs
Term fees, so the first conversation can start at the right level.
| Level | Fee per term | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Primary 1–3 | S$480 | Weekly lesson, worksheets, termly written report |
| Primary 4–6 | S$560 | Weekly lesson, exam practice, termly written report |
| Secondary | S$640 | Weekly lesson, topic tests, termly written report |
| Junior College | S$760 | Weekly lesson, timed practice, termly written report |
Outside the fee: a one-off registration charge, holiday programmes and private lessons. Sibling and second-subject rates are stated in the quotation rather than inferred.
How you will know
We do not publish exam results. What we can be held to is what happens every week, and what you receive at the end of it.
Ask what a term looks likeA parent’s view
“We finally knew what the lessons were aiming at. The end-of-term note explained what changed and what to keep working on.”
Primary 5 weekly tuition · sample story
Sample story. Not a real customer review.The practical details
Six in a Primary group and eight from Secondary 1 upwards, with one teacher to the group. The cap is printed on the enrolment form, and it is not raised to fill a slot.
A note after every lesson, topic tests marked and returned inside the term, and a written report at the end of the term naming what improved and what to work on next. The review point is the end of term, every term.
Fees are per subject per term and they are on the fee table above: S$480 at Primary 1 to 3, rising to S$760 at Junior College. A term is ten lessons, worksheets and the termly report are included, and a lesson missed is made up inside the same term where a slot exists.
Ask about the teacher’s subject background and whether the same teacher runs the whole term. A change of teacher should be stated in advance.
Start a conversation
The school level and the subject are enough to begin.
Concept only. Nothing is sent or booked.