A lot of primary school students are as busy as working adults. Other than preparing for PSLE, many of them also have other commitments outside school hours. For example, learning swimming, musical instruments, tuitions and so on. Read on to find out how you should plan your child’s study schedule together with him or her in order to revise for PSLE.

Although students can pick up many life skills through CCAs, the amount of time committed can be long which might affect their studies. As a result, many parents are in a dilemma whether they should allow their children to continue in CCAs especially during the PSLE year. If you are one of them, do ponder over the advices offered by our teachers who used to be in charge of competitive CCAs.

Your child has to clear his doubts and close the learning gaps whenever possible. Many a time, the skills and concepts learnt are in progressive order. If the foundations are not laid well, it might affect the next level of learning.

Do you know that the PSLE T-score is going to be replaced by a new PSLE scoring system in 2021? It is a move away from “excessive competition” among young learners so that each student can learn at his own pace and better plan his next step in the education journey.