Is the P6 Science WA2 Really That Hard? We Compared It to the Actual PSLE

Right now, across a lot of dinner tables, the same conversation is happening. The P6 Science WA2 results came back, the mark was lower than expected, and a parent who knows their child works hard is quietly worried that something has gone wrong. If that is you, this is worth two minutes of your time. […]

Do P6 Prelim Results Predict The Actual PSLE Score? Every year, somewhere in the second half of the year, parents start asking us a version of the same question. “Which secondary school do you think my child can get into?” Underneath that question is a more specific one. Do PSLE prelim results predict the actual […]

Why Your Child’s Science Marks Are Lower Than Their Understanding (And How to Fix It)

Why Your Child’s Science Marks Are Lower Than Their Understanding Most parents in Singapore know their child is struggling in Primary Science when the marks come back. What they do not know is why. The child can explain the concept at home. They watched the video. They did the homework. They tell you confidently that […]

Why Your Child Keeps Losing Marks on Science Open-Ended (And What Actually Fixes It)

Your child knows their science. Ask them to explain photosynthesis, the water cycle, or why a marble sinks in water and they’ll tell you correctly. Then the Science paper comes back and they’ve lost half their marks on open-ended questions. You read their answers. The content isn’t wrong. But somehow it’s not getting full credit. […]

Why Your Child Keeps Making the Same Math Mistakes (And the Fix Most Tuition Centres Skip)

Your child finishes a math paper. You go through the corrections together. They nod, say they understand, and maybe even redo the question correctly on the spot. Two weeks later, the same type of question appears in the next WA. They get it wrong again. Sound familiar? Most parents assume this means their child isn’t […]

PSLE Math Paper 2: 5 Question Patterns That Decide AL Grades (2025 Analysis)

Look at this Paper 2 question from Ai Tong’s 2025 Prelim: Three girls, Mabel, Candy and Lilian, had the same number of coins. Mabel had only twenty-cent coins. Candy and Lilian each had a mix of twenty-cent and one-dollar coins. Candy had 36 one-dollar coins while Lilian had 13 one-dollar coins. Of the three girls, […]