The results of the 2023 Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) will be released on Wednesday, 22 November 2023 at 11.00am....

Non-Singaporean students in government-funded schools will face higher fees from 2024 to 2026. The fee increase is announced by the Ministry of Education (MOE) and will apply to permanent resident (PR) and international students. Depending on their level of education, PR students can expect monthl...

Commencing in 2026, the Ministry of Education (MOE) will introduce substantial modifications to the calculation of GCE A-Level scores in Singapore. As a result, we have enhanced our RP calculator to compute the new maximum rank point of 70 points....

Uniformed groups (UGs) play a pivotal role in secondary schools, shaping students into leaders of character. With a focus on leadership development, mentorship, and community service, these groups instill valuable life skills and foster a sense of responsibility. In this article, we will explore the...

To gain a comprehensive understanding of a school beyond just its Cut Off Point, it is crucial to assess whether the chosen school aligns with your child's needs. One effective way to do this is by attending the school's Open House, which provides a brief orientation....

Here is the updated 2024 Edusave Awards program for secondary schools. In the upcoming sections, we will provide information on award prize amounts and highlight the changes made to the award criteria, including the revision of monthly household income or per capita income....

For instance, Ai Tong School goes beyond academics to instill a profound appreciation for Chinese culture in its students. Meanwhile, schools like the Infant Jesus Convent (CHIJ) adhere to a mission centered on creating a Christ-centered school community. Their primary focus is to foster an environm...

What is the Edusave Award for top 10%? The Edusave Award for the top 10% of students from each school is known as the Edusave Award for Achievement, Good Leadership, and Service (EAGLES). Criteria include demonstrating leadership qualities, community and school service, excellence in non-academic a...

The L1R5 scoring system is used in Singapore for Junior College (JC) admission. This system takes into account a student's performance in both their L1 (first language) and R5 (5 Relevant subjects) for their O-level examinations. The L1 subject is typically English or Higher Mother Tongue, while the...

Are you eager to explore the vast array of educational opportunities offered by Singapore's five esteemed polytechnics? Look no further; our guide offers an in-depth and comprehensive examination of the diverse course offerings across all five polytechnics in Singapore. Whether you're on a quest for...