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Parents preparing their children for the Primary School Leaving Examinations (PSLE) often feel anxious, especially when major format changes are announced. With the 2026 PSLE Mathematics format introducing adjustments to topics, assessment structure, and marking, it is natural to worry about how these changes will affect exam readiness, confidence, and outcomes. Many parents ask: Will my child cope? Are the changes harder? How should we prepare differently? The good news is t

Parents often worry that without early practice in P4 fractions, their child may struggle with the jump to complex PSLE-style word problems, leaving them unprepared and anxious. Fractions are not just another topic in primary math—they form the foundation for problem solving in higher levels. From improper fractions and mixed numbers to comparing, simplifying, and applying fractions in word maths problems, this topic recurs in countless ways. To help ease this transition, we’

The Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) can be a nerve-racking experience for many students, especially when it comes to the English Listening Comprehension test. Unlike other parts of the English paper where you can re-read passages or double-check grammar, listening comprehension is a one-time opportunity. You hear the recording only once, and you need to listen attentively, capture key points, and answer the questions on the spot. This is where the challenge lies. Ma

Has your child recently come home from school feeling overwhelmed by a "poster question" in their English paper? Are you staring blankly at a social media post or advertisement in their textbook, wondering how this is even part of English ? You're not alone. Many parents are just as puzzled as their Primary 5 and 6 children when it comes to the new PSLE visual text format. With the introduction of this updated format in the English examination, visual text comprehension  has