Weekend Subjects and levels
Every level below is taught on weekends, in groups small enough that nothing slips through unnoticed. Under the overview, the syllabus shows what each level covers over the year.
Primary
P5 and P6 Mathematics
- Model drawing and word problem strategies used in the PSLE.
- Fractions, ratio, percentage, and rate, built up from first principles.
- Regular timed practice, so exam pacing is familiar well before the real thing.
P5 and P6 English
- Comprehension technique: finding evidence in the text, not guessing.
- Composition planning and editing, sentence by sentence.
- Grammar and vocabulary in context, not lists to memorise in isolation.
See the syllabus for P5 English or P6 English
Secondary
S1 and S2 Mathematics
- The general Secondary Mathematics syllabus, common to all students at this stage.
- Building the algebra and geometry foundations that A-Math and E-Math both depend on.
S3 and S4 A-Math and E-Math
- Taught separately from S3 onward, once a student's combination is confirmed.
- A-Math: functions, calculus basics, trigonometry, and the proof-style questions that trip students up.
- E-Math: the broader syllabus, with steady coverage of every topic area rather than a rushed final revision.
Browse by topic
Every topic below links straight to its spot in the syllabus — pick one to see how it's taught, with a worked example.
Primary
P5
Math
P6
Math
Secondary
S2
S3/4
A-Math
E-Math
- Number, algebra and functions
- Equations, sets, vectors and matrices
- Ratio, rate and percentage, revisited
- The rest of shapes, statistics and probability
- Similar figures: area and volume don't scale like length
- Beyond right-angled triangles
- Circle theorems
- Arc length, sector area and radian measure
- Standard deviation: spread, not just average
Not sure which level or subject fits? Get in touch and describe where your child is at, and we'll suggest a starting point.