Reboot Holiday programme 2020 & Regular classes 2021

Reboot Holiday Programme 2020 | Regular Classes 2021 BY SHIRLEEN TAN 2020 is the year of adapting to multiple changes within a short span, forcing every one of his comfort zone. It is also a time where most students struggle to keep up with the school’s syllabus and their exam results have dipped. We do… Continue reading Reboot Holiday programme 2020 & Regular classes 2021

2019 sbc prelim topics discussion

We are going straight to the point. We have created a quick PDF on the previous year’s SBC topics. We believe this is relevant to preparing our students for the PSLE oral, as well as ideas for composition topics. A quick recap. You will be seeing P.E.G on our notes. What does this mean? P… Continue reading 2019 sbc prelim topics discussion

Nov-Dec 2019 Holiday Programme – Science (Oobleck)

Cycles – States Of Matter We love to curate experiments that took up our students’ time, not to waste it, but to teach them to be engaged effectively in a new dimension. Textbook learning is here to stay, and we do encourage our students to read and learn from notes. However, the missing link to… Continue reading Nov-Dec 2019 Holiday Programme – Science (Oobleck)

Nov-Dec 2019 Holiday Programme – Science (Oobleck)

Cycles – States Of Matter We love to curate experiments that took up our students’ time, not to waste it, but to teach them to be engaged effectively in a new dimension. Textbook learning is here to stay, and we do encourage our students to read and learn from notes. However, the missing link to… Continue reading Nov-Dec 2019 Holiday Programme – Science (Oobleck)

Nov-Dec 2019 Holiday Programme – Science (Candle Cone)

Cycles – States Of Matter The experiment tagged to the lesson was fast and furious, and our students could not get enough fun out of it. We repeated the experiment several times, and they still could not get enough of it. We had to spoil their fun and promised another run sometime later over their… Continue reading Nov-Dec 2019 Holiday Programme – Science (Candle Cone)