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Why did we want to know his story, the earnest young man asked. We said it was to inspire others – it’s not everyday that a student from EM3, with a PSLE grade of 105, gets a masters degree.
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First-hand interview of a parent from St. Andrews, who was impressed with the way the school handled the announcement of the cohort’s PSLE results. It was effort and improved results that were celebrated, not just top grades.
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There are weekends in life that come and go. Then there are weekends or rather, one special weekend to be exact–that’s sandwiched in between all others, which all parents and children eagerly pray for to be over and where time seems to stand a tad too still–the PSLE weekend.
Continue readingWant to raise an independent, active learner? Stock up on notebooks, and teach your child efficient ways to use them. A 1970s study, which has been frequently cited in online articles about note taking, found that students are seven times…
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So why do parents send their children to ballet classes? A parent’s love for his child knows no bounds – from the moment a precious newborn joins a family, Mom and Dad are making decisions every day to give their child…
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With the selection stage of the Direct School Admission (DSA) process for local secondary schools in full swing, our advice to anxious parents would be to check with your school of interest when in doubt. The official DSA page by…
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