primary school p1 english syllabus

Primary School P1 English Syllabus: Laying the Foundation for Lifelong Learning

The primary school P1 English syllabus is a vital stepping stone in your child’s educational journey. It equips young learners with the basic building blocks of the English language, fostering skills in spelling, grammar, punctuation, reading, and writing. At this stage, students are encouraged to identify key features of texts and express their ideas confidently …

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Weighted Assessment

Understanding Weighted Assessments: How They Shape Learning in Primary and Secondary Schools

In recent years, Singapore’s education landscape has shifted towards a more holistic approach, focusing on learning for understanding rather than rote memorisation. Central to this change is the introduction of weighted assessments, which have been implemented in primary and secondary schools to provide a more balanced and progressive method of evaluating students. What Are Weighted …

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What is the Subject-Based Banding System in Singapore and Why Does It Matter?

Singapore’s Ministry of Education fully introduced the Subject-Based Banding System (SBB) for all Secondary 1 students in 2024. But what is the subject-based banding system in Singapore, and why is this shift so significant for students and parents? Full Subject-Based Banding replaces traditional streaming and recognises that every student has unique strengths across subjects, whether …

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Learning Styles

Learning Styles – How to Tailor a Study Approach That’s Best for You!

Educational experts have identified three main learning styles, namely visual, auditory, and kinaesthetic learning. Today, I’m excited for you to find out which style is the most predominant for yourself, and how understanding your type of learner can transform the way you study. Like what you are watching? Please subscribe to our YouTube channel to …

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children's books with animal characters

Children’s Books with Animal Characters: Beloved Stories and Lessons from Memorable Animal Heroes

Hello again, everyone! I am Ms Sharifah, and today, I would like to share with you some popular and memorable characters from children’s books with animal characters. Before we dive in, here’s an interesting trivia for you. Have you heard of Pet Remembrance Day? Celebrated each year on 5 July in the United Kingdom, this …

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Exciting News: Lil’ but Mighty’s Goldhill Plaza Branch is Getting an Upgrade!

At Lil’ but Mighty, we are always looking to improve our spaces for our students, ensuring the best possible environment to make English learning engaging and impactful. That is why we are thrilled to announce that our Goldhill Plaza branch is undergoing an upgrade! Located conveniently beside United Square Singapore and nestled in the vibrant …

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They’re vs Their vs There differences

They’re, Their, or There? A Teacher’s Guide to Choosing the Right Word

They’re vs Their vs There differences Today, I’m here to share with you more commonly mistaken words, namely ‘They’re’, ‘Their’ and ‘There’. These words are often confused with each other because of their very similar pronunciations. So, let’s take a look at their differences and see how we can use them correctly in sentences! Like …

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Master Colons and Semicolons Easily with Fun Rap Examples | Grammar Made Simple

In this episode of Ketchup on English, we’re breaking down one of the most common grammar challenges: how to use colons and semicolons. Our favourite duo, Ketchup and Pepper, are back with a fun and musical twist to help you master these punctuation marks. With their inspiration, the rapper Holla Pen-yo, they’ll make learning grammar …

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transition words

Mastering Emotional Shifts in Compositions: How Transition Words Enhance Storytelling

Hi, everyone! This is Teacher Wen Hee, dropping by to share a new post! I am sure everyone has been reminded umpteen times to use Show not Tell to convey the emotions of the characters in your compositions. The Show not Tell method is certainly an effective way to describe the characters’ feelings and reactions …

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