Whether you are a parent with a child entering Primary 1 or taking the national examination in the upcoming year, knowing key dates (MOE School Holidays 2026), public holidays and long weekends will help you know what to expect in 2026. In fact, did you know that dates related to the PSLE can affect your …
At Lil’ but Mighty, we always say that every child can be a mighty writer and confident communicator — they just need the right strategies, support and heart. Today, we are beyond thrilled to share some mighty news: Lil’ but Mighty has been named Editor’s Choice in the “Best English Language Enrichment Centre” category at …
Hello, everyone! I am Ms Nandy, an English Teacher at Lil’ but Mighty (Hougang branch). Today, I am going to be teaching you about the terms former and latter! We often see these terms used as a pair in sentences or separately as adjectives. At times, they can confuse us as to what they are …
As students and parents prepare for the next steps in their education journey, one critical factor at the top of their mind is the PSLE cut off point. This blog post provides insights into the PSLE cut-off point 2025 (COP) for Integrated Programme (IP) and non-IP secondary schools, along with the trends we observed in …
PSLE Cut Off Points 2025 A Guide to IP and Secondary School Entry Requirements Read More »
Behind every thriving business lies a story — one of grit, dreams, and partnership. For married couple Lenard and Lily Chew, co-founders of Lil’ but Mighty, that story began with a shared passion for helping children master the English language and grew into a life’s work that now spans six branches across Singapore. Built on …
Love, Grit, and Grammar: The Story of Lenard & Lily Chew Read More »
They say the eyes are the windows to the soul, and for good reason! Our eyes are vital organs that allow us to see the world, perceive colors, differentiate light and dark, and, most importantly in storytelling, convey a spectrum of human emotion. Hello, everyone! I’m Ms Su Xin, a Specialist English Teacher at Lil’ …
About the Face: A Descriptive Writing Series – The Eyes Read More »
Hi, everyone! I am Mr Aloysius, a Secondary English Curriculum writer and teacher at Lil’ but Mighty (Tampines branch). Every Paper 1 includes one O-Level descriptive essay question, and this year, students are asked to: “Describe the sights and sounds of a journey that you have taken recently either on foot or using any form …
O-Level Descriptive Essay (2026): “Sights and Sounds of a Journey” Read More »
Hi, everyone! I am Mr Aloysius, a Secondary English Curriculum writer and teacher at Lil’ but Mighty. As the S4 and S5 students gear up for their O Levels English examination this Thursday, we have received requests on model answers for past year papers. With that in mind, I have prepared a model essay that …
O-Level Situational Writing Model (2020): Recommending the Perfect Anniversary Trip Read More »
There are many words in the English language that look or sound alike but have completely different meanings. Using the commonly misused words in writing or speech can confuse your audience and convey the wrong message. Hello, everyone! I’m Ms Cindy, an English Language Curriculum Specialist and Teacher at Lil’ but Mighty. In this post, …
10 Most Misused Pairs in English (And How to Get Them Right) Read More »
“Hmm! I remember the time… Oh sorry, I didn’t realise that the video had already started filming.” Welcome back, this is Teacher Wen Hee from Lil’ but Mighty (Novena branch) here! I’m sure many of you have recollection of past experiences, whether they are happy memories, sad ones or of any other moments in general. …
Hello everyone! I am Ms Nandy, an English teacher at Lil’ but Mighty (Hougang branch). When writing compositions, you want to make sure that your stories hit the right notes – that means avoiding certain storylines that could be seen as inappropriate or off-topic. Let’s explore a few types of stories to steer clear of, …
THEY DID IT! Super proud of all the P6 kids who rode the wave this year. The exam board meant it when they talked about change and we saw it in Paper 1 🤯 Refreshing change which makes preparation for the next PSLE even more exciting. Can’t wait for the horse babies’ turn next year. …
A Historic Shift: What the First PSLE Paper 1 Change in 15 Years Means for Your Child Read More »
