Math, English and Bahasa Melayu, from Primary 1 to Primary 6
Eighteen live programmes, each built to the MOE syllabus for that exact level. Taught on Zoom in real time by NIE-trained teachers, capped at five so every child gets individual attention.
2027 intake now open · 16 Dec 2026 – 16 Mar 2027
Choose your child's level
Each page lists the real topics covered, the weekday and weekend timeslots, and the fees. The 2027 term runs 16 Dec 2026 – 16 Mar 2027. Closed Fri 25 Dec 2026 (Christmas Day), Fri 1 Jan 2027 (New Year's Day), 6–8 Feb 2027 (Chinese New Year, including the observed day), and Wed 10 Mar 2027 (Hari Raya Puasa). This term starts during the December school holidays and runs straight through into the new academic year — no gap, no separate sign-up needed when the new school year begins in January.
Primary 1
Children just entering formal Math, including those who did not attend a Math-heavy preschool and are still counting on their fingers.
Children starting formal English who are still sounding out words, or who know letters but cannot yet blend them into confident reading.
Children starting Bahasa Melayu formally, including those who speak mostly English at home and need spoken confidence first.
Primary 2
Children who coped in P1 but are now slipping on renaming, times tables, or reading word problems on their own.
Children who read fine but write in very short sentences, mix up past and present tense, or freeze during show-and-tell.
Children who can read simple Malay but write in very short sentences and avoid speaking in class.
Primary 3
Children hitting the first real P3 jump — long division, fractions and two-step word problems arriving at once.
Children meeting the P3 jump — tenses, longer comprehension passages and their first proper compositions arriving together.
Children meeting imbuhan, penjodoh bilangan and karangan bergambar for the first time.
Primary 4
Children whose marks dropped when decimals and fraction-of-a-set appeared, or who guess instead of drawing models.
Children losing comprehension marks on phrasing and inference, and whose compositions stay flat and event-by-event.
Children losing comprehension marks on phrasing, and finding ayat pasif and apitan imbuhan confusing.
Primary 5
Children entering the heaviest content year, where fractions, ratio and percentage decide the PSLE foundation.
Children hitting synthesis, editing and cloze for the first time, where technique starts to separate grades before PSLE.
Children in the year that sets up the PSLE, where karangan quality and comprehension technique start to separate grades.
Primary 6
Children preparing for the PSLE who need weak topic bands closed and Paper 2 timing fixed before the exam.
Children sitting PSLE English who need paper technique, timing and composition structure tightened alongside language accuracy.
Children sitting PSLE Bahasa Melayu who need format, timing and oral technique tightened alongside language accuracy.
Groups of five
Every child is spoken to by name in every lesson.
NIE-trained teachers
Current or ex-MOE teachers, kept anonymous by policy.
Weekday or weekend
One two-hour live session a week, your choice of slot.
What parents told us
"The 45-minute session was engaging from start to end."
"No pressure, just plenty of interaction, repetition, and laughter."
"Nolan was very excited throughout the whole class and was eager to learn."
"It made it feel like an actual classroom — not just another video session."
"Worth a try for children of all levels!!"
"Teacher Peggy makes learning Math a breeze."
"My little one is already excited for the next lesson!"
Feedback published by parents on Instagram after trial sessions.
S$240/month, published upfront
One price for every family — no quote-only pricing or sales call needed. S$70 registration fee waived. Fees are billed monthly and prorated to the day, with no full-term lump-sum lock-in. Start with a free Learning Gap Assessment and we will tell you exactly where your child stands.