For Parents & Educators
The Biggest Study Mistakes Students Don’t Realise They’re Making
Most students think better grades come from studying longer hours, but the truth is, it’s not just about how much you study, it’s about how you study. You can spend an entire day at your desk and still not make real progress if your methods aren’t working.
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Why Some Students Study for Hours but Still Do Poorly
Ever wonder why your grades don’t reflect how hard you study? You spend hours reviewing notes, reading textbooks, and preparing for exams, yet the results still feel disappointing. It’s a frustrating situation many students face, and it often leads to feeling stuck or confused about what’s going wrong.
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Why Students Struggle with Literature
Literature can feel challenging for many students. You might struggle to stay focused, find the language difficult, or wonder why certain texts are even studied in the first place. Many students experience similar challenges when working with stories, poems, and novels in school.
Do Students Need to Like a Subject to Do Well in It?
Many parents feel a little uneasy when their child says, “I hate this subject.” It’s easy to assume that dislike will automatically lead to poor results. Actually, students can (and often do) succeed in subjects they don’t enjoy by leaning on practical motivations.
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Why Strong English Skills Open Doors to Top Careers in Singapore
In Singapore’s education and career landscape, strong English skills shape how far students can go. English supports academic performance, clear thinking, and effective communication, skills that stay with students as they grow.
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Education That Fits Your Schedule, Not the Other Way Around
Education today looks very different than it did years ago, especially for families balancing busy schedules and growing responsibilities. Learning is no longer limited to a single place or fixed timetable.
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How Tuition Can Improve Your O-Level English Grades Fast
O-Level English can feel like a big step up for many students, even those who did well in lower secondary. The exam demands more than basic grammar and vocabulary. Students are expected to express ideas clearly, understand complex texts, and respond accurately within strict time limits.
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7 Common Mistakes Parents Make When Helping with English Homework
Helping children with English homework is something many parents genuinely want to do well, yet it can feel more challenging than expected. Small habits during homework time can affect how children learn, think, and feel about English.
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Understanding Aggression in Young Children
There are plenty of moments when your child’s behaviour fills you with pride and warmth. Their hugs, laughter, and small victories can make even the hardest days feel worth it.
Signs Your Child Has a Screen Addiction and How to Help
Too much screen time can pull kids in deeper than most parents realise. It isn’t just about phones; kids bounce between computers, laptops, TVs, and tablets without even thinking about it.
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Is Your Kid Lying to You? Here’s Why They Might Be
Most parents have had those moments when they catch their child in a lie. Maybe your kid swears they brushed their teeth even though the toothbrush is bone dry. Or they insist their homework is done, but the untouched backpack tells a different story.
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5 Reasons You Should Not Be Spying on Your Teen’s Phone
When children are little, there’s almost no separation between them and their parents. They’re often in your arms, tagging along wherever you go, and you know what they’re up to most of the time.
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Tips to Make Group Projects Less Stressful (and More Successful)
Group projects are a common part of school life, and almost every student has experienced them at some point. It’s true that group work can sometimes feel frustrating, especially if things aren’t balanced. But with the right approach, these projects can actually be more enjoyable than stressful.
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10 Ways Parents Can Support Their Child’s English Learning at Home
English has become a global language used for communication, education, travel, and work all around the world. Being able to speak and understand English opens many doors and makes daily life smoother in countless ways.
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How to Stay Connected When Your Teen Won’t Let You In
Having a teen in withdrawal mode isn’t easy. Relationships grow through communication, goodwill, and shared time. But with some teenagers, all of that can suddenly feel out of reach. It can seem like they’re putting more energy into avoiding you than connecting with you
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Top 12 YouTube Channels for Learning a New Language
Learning a new language brings a wide range of benefits that go beyond just communication. It can sharpen memory, boost problem-solving skills, and improve multitasking abilities. On top of that, it opens doors to new career opportunities, builds cultural understanding, and makes travel more meaningful.
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How To Get Kids To Stop Saying Bad Words
Young children are quick to remind parents that they notice everything. They pick up on words, actions, and attitudes, then surprise us by repeating them back. Sometimes what they say is funny or clever, but other times it’s far less charming.
What If Your Kids Just Don’t Like Each Other?
Most parents imagine their kids growing up side by side: sharing secrets, playing together, and becoming lifelong best friends. While that dream sometimes becomes reality, it can come as a real surprise when your children just… don’t click.
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Coping with Guilt After Losing Patience with Your Child
Every parent, even the calmest, has moments when patience runs thin. No matter how much you aim to stay calm, slip-ups are part of the journey. Parenting is challenging, and frustration is bound to show up at times. You’ll make mistakes, and sometimes your temper will spill over.
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Top 10 Career Podcasts for Students Figuring Out Their Future
Planning a future career starts with understanding your own strengths, interests, and values. Once you know what drives you, exploring different career paths and the skills they require becomes much easier. Guidance from career counselors, mentors, and university resources can make this process smoother
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How to Talk to Children About Loss and Tragedy
Children often hear about heartbreaking events on the news, and the young people in your life may come to you with questions about such tremendous loss and senseless tragedies. Sometimes these events feel far away, but other times they may hit closer to home
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7 Spots to Keep the National Day Spirit Alive with the Family
August 9th may be over, but with Singapore marking its 60th birthday this year, the celebrations are still going strong. Across the island, you’ll find a great mix of family-friendly activities, exhibitions, and performances to help you soak in the National Day spirit together. Here are 6 places to check out!
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Top 10 Unusual University Degrees That Actually Lead to Real Careers
As parents explore higher education options, it’s natural to focus on familiar subjects like engineering, medicine, law, or business. These fields have long been seen as dependable choices and for good reason.
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Celebrate Singapore’s Birthday at Science Centre: Special SG60 Promos Inside!
Singapore turns 60 this year, and Science Centre Singapore is marking the occasion with fun, hands-on STEM experiences for the whole family. Known for making science exciting and accessible, the Centre is the perfect place to spark curiosity in young minds.
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Thinking About Getting Your Child a Phone? Start Here!
Most kids are naturally drawn to smartphones. They’re curious, quick to figure things out, and already know how to dive into games, videos, selfies, and FaceTime. If your phone has ever disappeared into little hands during a quiet moment, you’ve seen just how eager they can be.
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Post-Holiday Blues: Helping Your Child Ease Back into Routine
June holidays are coming to an end, can you believe it? After weeks of late mornings, relaxed routines, and quality time together, it’s almost time to get back to school runs and weekday schedules. How did your family spend the break?
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Mistakes You Don’t Realise You’re Making as a Parent
Parenting is full of moments where we’re just trying to do our best with the time, energy, and knowledge we have. Some days go smoothly, while others feel like a constant balancing act. Most parents genuinely want to support their children, guide them well, and raise them with care.
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Disciplining Kids: Punishment or Consequences?
When your child misbehaves, it’s normal to feel frustrated. You want them to listen, follow through, and behave in ways that make daily life smoother. In those moments, it’s easy to reach for discipline that feels immediate and firm. That’s where the terms “punishment” and “consequence” often get mixed up.
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What Can You Do If Your Child Has No Friends?
It can be difficult to watch a child come home without someone to talk about or feel left out on the playground. A question that might quietly sit in the back of your mind is, Why doesn’t my child have friends? It’s not always an easy question to face, and even harder when you’re not sure what to do next.
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What If You Don’t Get Your Teen’s Music, Slang, or Fashion?
Have you ever walked past your teen’s room and heard music blasting that you’ve never heard before, something with a beat or lyrics that make you pause and think, Is this what they’re into now? Or maybe you’ve seen them heading out in an outfit that leaves you wondering if there was a fashion trend memo you missed.
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10 Best Restaurants in Singapore to Celebrate Father’s Day
Father’s Day is just around the corner, and it’s the perfect excuse to show Dad a little extra love. He’s always been working hard, putting in long hours, and doing what he can to give the family a better life, so why not take this chance to give something back with a meaningful, memory-filled meal?
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Clearing Up Common Misconceptions About Online Tutoring
Online tutoring has become more common in recent years, but there are still a lot of misconceptions about how it works. Some parents may feel unsure about it—maybe because it’s done through a screen, or because it looks different from what they remember growing up.
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Get Crafty! 12 Artisanal Workshops in Singapore Worth Trying
Feeling a little stressed or stuck in the usual routine? Sometimes the best way to recharge is by picking up something with your hands and letting your mind wander creatively. Artisanal workshops are a hands-on way to explore new interests or dive deeper into hobbies you’ve always wanted to try.
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How to Help Your Child Get Ready for the PSLE
The PSLE, or Primary School Leaving Examination, is a major step for all Primary 6 students in Singapore. It marks the end of their primary education and helps determine their next school placement. The exam covers four main subjects: English, Mother Tongue, Mathematics, and Science.
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How to Know if Your Child Needs a Tutor
Sometimes, it’s hard to tell if your child is managing well in school or quietly facing challenges. Even students who work hard and study dedicatedly can reach a point where the material becomes overwhelming or their interest begins to wane.
Mid Year Check in for Sec 1 Parents: On Your Child’s Academic Journey
It is almost June and where did the time go? Your kids seemed to have grown up quite suddenly, gone on to secondary school and are now halfway through their first year. They have made friends, navigated new and unfamiliar terrain, and have busier schedules.
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When School Becomes Too Much: Spotting Burnout Early
Most parents have seen it, the heavy sigh after school, the homework left untouched, or the once-enthusiastic kid who now seems distant and drained. While it’s normal for kids to have off days, ongoing stress and pressure from school can sometimes build into something more serious: academic burnout.
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The Rise of Online Education: What Parents Need to Know
In recent years, Singapore has witnessed a remarkable transformation in its educational landscape. Online education, once considered a supplementary learning method, has evolved into a mainstream approach that’s reshaping how our children learn.
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Why Curio Might Be the Best Thing for Your Kid (And We’re Only Slightly Biased)
Let’s be real, parents. In Singapore, tuition is practically a national sport. We have tuition centres around every other corner, WhatsApp chats dedicated to finding the right tutor, and more comparison spreadsheets than an accountant.
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Emotional Intelligence: The Subject Missing from School
In Singapore’s competitive academic landscape, students face immense pressure to excel in mathematics, sciences, and languages. While these traditional subjects form the backbone of our education system, there’s a critical component often overlooked in school curricula: emotional intelligence (EQ).
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The PSLE English Paper 2025: Important Changes Your Child Can’t Miss
The PSLE English Paper is going through some changes in 2025, and as a parent, being aware of what’s ahead can really help you support your child. The exam will feature a new format, along with adjustments to how marks are distributed across different components.
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FAQ: How to Pick the Ideal Tuition Centre for Your Child
Singapore’s education system is highly competitive, with national exams like the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE), O-Levels, and A-Levels determining a child’s academic future.
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The Benefits of Small Group Tuition Over One-on-One Tuition
When it comes to helping a child succeed academically, parents often have to choose between two main types of tutoring support: small group sessions or one-on-one lessons. While both have their advantages, finding the right fit depends on your child’s learning style and needs.
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Romeo & Juliet: What Shakespeare Tried to Tell Us About Teenage Romance
If you’re the parent of a teenager, you’ve likely witnessed the intensity of young love firsthand. Whether it’s a first crush or a budding relationship, it can be both exciting and overwhelming to watch.
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Getting It Done: Parenting with a Full-Time Job
Balancing work and life is a challenge for many parents, especially when you’re juggling a full-time job and full-time parenting. The responsibilities can feel endless, and each day brings its own set of demands.
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How to Save Money on Tuition in 2025
As a parent, you know just how tough it can be to plan your family’s finances for the future. There’s so much to think about— regular savings, investments, spending on enrichment activities for kids, grocery bills, eating out, and life insurance.
Your Guide to Chinese New Year Shopping in Singapore
It’s time to gear up for one of the most exciting festivals—Chinese New Year. This joyous occasion, filled with family reunions, delicious feasts, and rich traditions, is a major highlight of the year for many families across the island.
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Mark Your Calendar: Public and School Holidays in Singapore for 2025
Looking ahead to 2025, it’s helpful to understand how the Ministry of Education’s (MOE) term dates align with public holidays. The public holidays in 2025 will largely follow the same pattern as in previous years, so you can expect familiar dates for most major holidays.
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Parents’ Guide: Secondary 1 Posting Results on 18 December 2024
The Secondary 1 (S1) posting process is a key step for most students as they transition from primary to secondary school. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you understand the process and prepare for what’s next.
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Tips for Parents: What to Expect in Secondary 1
The transition from primary to secondary school is a significant milestone in your child’s education journey. This move represents not just a change in academic level, but also an introduction to an entirely new environment filled with fresh experiences and challenges.
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Are You a Helicopter Parent or a Free-Range Parent?
Parenting is never one-size-fits-all because every child is different. What works for one family might not suit another, which is why understanding parenting styles is important. Beyond popular parenting terms like “tiger parents” or “elephant parents” there are two distinct styles often discussed: helicopter parenting and free-range parenting.
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Curio’s ‘Independent’ Tuition Programme: How It Can Benefit You
Curio’s Independent Programme was conceived to support students with personalised learning in only the best English Literature and English Language Tuition. Whether your child is exploring classic stories and poetry or working on their writing and communication skills, this programme has everything they need to thrive.
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Are You a Tiger Parent or an Elephant Parent?
When it comes to parenting styles, two distinct approaches often emerge: tiger parenting and elephant parenting. Tiger parenting is about being strict, enforcing discipline, and pushing for success. In contrast, elephant parenting leans toward a more nurturing and protective style.
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What to Do Next if Your Child’s EOY Results Were Unsatisfactory
The exams are over, and the results are in. For many students, this is a moment of relief and reflection. However, if your child’s results weren’t what you expected, it’s understandable that you might feel concerned or even frustrated.
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How to Make Weekends Fun and Productive for Kids
Weekends give kids a much-needed break from their school obligations and allow them to enjoy longer and more carefree days. This time away from structured learning allows them to unwind and engage in activities that spark their curiosity and creativity.
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Where to Bring Your Kids for a Post-Exam Treat
Exams are finally over, and after weeks of hard work and dedication, your kids deserve a well-earned break. They’ve studied hard to bring their best, and now it’s the perfect time to reward them with a fun experience. Here are some must-visit spots this October that will make for the ideal post-exam treat for your kids!
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Is It Selfish for Parents to Pursue Time-Consuming Goals?
Parents, have you ever caught yourself feeling a bit selfish for choosing to prioritise your dreams and ambitions? It’s a common thought among parents who want to pick up a new time consuming sport like golf, mountaineering or diving or perhaps fulfil their dream of travelling to every continent.
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How to Discuss Politics With Your Children
By the time children reach upper primary or secondary school, they begin to develop critical thinking skills that allow them to better understand and question the world around them. This process is especially important as they start to form their own identities, including their role as a citizen in society.
The Best Exam Study Timetable Your Children Need Right Now
Creating an effective study timetable is essential for helping students perform well in their exams. To do this, students need to carefully plan out their study sessions, ensuring that they allocate ample time to each subject.
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Should Parents Feel Guilty for Not Volunteering at School?
Schools often host a variety of events. Many of these activities rely on parents to step in and help out as volunteers. When your child is in kindergarten, it’s often easier to get involved. At this stage, young children need more hands-on support and your presence at school events.
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Should Parents Be Concerned About Teen Dating?
As teens transition into adulthood, their relationships evolve significantly. It’s a time when friendships start to take on new meanings, transforming into crushes and, eventually, into potential dating relationships. For many parents, this shift can bring a mix of anticipation and anxiety.
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How to Talk to Teens About Smoking, Drugs and Alcohol
Smoking, drugs, and alcohol can be sensitive topics but they can be important topics to discuss with your teen. Children are exposed to these substances and some feel the pressure to use them from a surprisingly young age.
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A Playful Visit to the Museum of Ice Cream with Kids
When planning a fun and educational outing for kids in Singapore, the Museum of Ice Cream stands out as an exciting destination. This vibrant museum offers a delightful blend of interactive exhibits, hands-on activities, and sweet treats that captivate children and adults alike.
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Why Are Teens Using Sadfishing to Get Attention?
Social media has become an integral part of teenage life, shaping how young people communicate, express themselves, and seek validation. Many teens view social media as a platform where the goal is to gain as many likes and engagements as possible.
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Teen Internships: Benefits and Where to Find Them
As teenagers navigate their formative years, they often start to mature and take on greater responsibilities. One valuable way to support this growth is through internships. Taking on an internship can be incredibly rewarding for young individuals, offering them a unique opportunity to gain real-world experience.
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Gen Alpha Slang: How Much Do You Know?
When your kids chat with their friends, you might notice they’re using some pretty unfamiliar words and phrases. It can sometimes feel like they’re speaking a different language entirely. So, how well do you actually understand what your children are saying with all this new slang?
What Can Parents Do to Help Kids Learn from Their Mistakes?
Life is full of valuable lessons, many of which come from making mistakes. For kids, understanding that their actions have consequences is a part of their development. When they make mistakes, they learn about responsibility and the effects of their choices.
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How to Balance Working from Home and Being a Parent
Working from home has become the new normal. While this shift offers numerous benefits, it also introduces unique challenges that can be tricky to manage, especially for parents. Balancing professional responsibilities with parenting duties requires careful planning and adaptability.
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8 Best Kids Party and Event Planners in Singapore
Planning a memorable kids’ party involves creativity and attention to detail. You could choose to plan it in a way that every element reflects the child’s interests, such as their favourite cartoon character themes or hobbies.
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Turning Parenting Mistakes into Learning Opportunities
Every parent makes mistakes, but these moments can be valuable opportunities for growth. Instead of dwelling on errors, you can transform parenting slip-ups into lessons that help you become a better caregiver. Embracing these challenges allows you to learn and improve, ultimately enhancing your ability to support and nurture your children.
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The Best O Level English Tutors in Singapore
If you are looking for the best O level English Tutors in Singapore, look no further, as you have arrived at the right place! Finding the right tutors to guide you along this journey will truly make a difference to your grade and your future.
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6 Fun Holiday Camps for Teens in Singapore
Looking for ways to keep your teen active and engaged during the school holidays? Look no further! Singapore offers a range of exciting holiday camps tailored to enhance your teen’s skills and keep them entertained in a safe environment.
Tips for How to Talk to Kids About Race and Racism
Conversations about racism and discrimination can vary widely from one family to another, reflecting the perspectives each family brings to the table. Despite these differences, the goal is the same: every child deserves to grow up well-informed and safe.
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10 Educational Places to Visit in the June School Holidays
With the June holidays approaching, why not plan some educational outings for your children? Singapore offers plenty of places where kids can learn while having fun. From historical sites to museums and even animal encounters, there’s something for every interest.
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What to Do If You Don’t Like Your Child’s Friends
As a parent, there’s nothing quite as heartwarming as witnessing your child form connections with others. It’s a joy to watch them develop social skills, share laughter, and revel in the support of their friends. However, what happens when you find yourself feeling uneasy about one of your child’s friends?
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How to Motivate the Unmotivated Kid
For some kids, school can often be a bit of a drag. It can sometimes turn even the most enthusiastic child into a reluctant student. From repetitive activities to challenging subjects and uninspired teaching, there are plenty of reasons why your kid might be feeling less than motivated.
7 Tips to Help Your Kid Become a Top Student
Every parent dreams of their child being the top student in class or even in the nation. It’s natural to have big aspirations for your kids! Here’s the thing: all kids are smart; they just need a little motivation and the right guidance to unlock their potential.
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Empowering Your Child to Speak Up About Abuse
It’s a sad truth we are seeing more reports about child abuse on the news in recent times, showing how vulnerable our youngest members of society are. Children are easier to hurt because they aren’t as strong or experienced as adults, and they trust grown-ups.
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A Parent’s Guide: Understanding IP, SAP, and SIS Schools
Understanding Singapore’s education system can sometimes be overwhelming due to its numerous programmes and options. However, having a range of options allows you to pick and choose the best learning journey for your child.
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Helping Your Daughter Through Menstrual Cramps and Cycles
Most girls start getting their period around age 12, but in general, it can happen anytime between the ages of 10 and 15. Menstruating is a natural part of growing up for young women. During menstruation, many young women experience symptoms such as cramps, back pain, headaches, fatigue, and mood swings.
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6 Tips for Choosing a Secondary School for Your Kids
As parents, trying to find the perfect secondary school for kids can be a bit of a head-scratcher. Your preferences matter, but ensure your child feels enthusiastic and supported. Whether you are just starting the decision-making process or narrowing down your options.
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5 Exciting DIY Projects for Children to Create at Home
Engaging in DIY projects with your child is an excellent opportunity to strengthen your bond and encourage open communication enjoyably and creatively. Through various DIY projects, such as science experiments, artistic pursuits, or hands-on crafting projects, your child can acquire valuable knowledge and develop practical skills.
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March Holidays: 5 Epic Activities in Singapore!
Looking to infuse some excitement into your holiday during the school break? Look no further! There are a plethora of activities these March holidays which are perfect for families, ensuring your kids return to school with refreshed minds and unforgettable memories.
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How to Excel in School: All About Curio Classes
Curio Classes are more than just tuition sessions. They involve more than exam preparation and more than a two hour session a week. Curio classes are special – and memorable – because of the way our teachers connect with our students, the stories they exchange and the wisdom they share.
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5 Simple Tips: Helping Your Child Ace General Paper
General Paper, known as GP, can be one of the toughest exams for students to face at the A Levels. It requires not just knowing about current events and global issues, but also thinking critically about them. Whether they want to improve their argumentative skills or become better at analysis, there are proven methods to boost their GP grades.
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Improving Grades: 6 Strategies for Bouncing Back
Navigating academic challenges is an essential part of a child’s educational journey. Receiving less-than-desirable scores can frequently serve as a watershed moment for growth and introspection. Children will undoubtedly suffer obstacles in their pursuit of academic achievement.
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8 Effective Ways to Study Maths for Your Kids
Mathematics can be one of the hardest subjects for many students. It requires not only logical thinking but also a deep understanding of fundamental principles. The sheer complexity of some mathematical problems can drain both the energy and mental capacity of students, leaving them feeling overwhelmed and frustrated.
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The Impact of Divorce on Kids and How to Help Them Through It
Going through a divorce is a challenging phase for families, not only for the parents to figure out new ways to communicate but also for learning different approaches to parenting. The effects of divorce on children are quite diverse and can vary from one child to another.
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Fun Activities for Chinese New Year in Singapore 2024
Attention parents in Singapore, get ready to ring in the Year of the Dragon with a blast of fun activities tailored just for you and your family! As the vibrant streets of Singapore come alive with the spirit of Chinese New Year in 2024, there’s no shortage of excitement awaiting you.
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Parenting Children with Autism
Navigating the journey of parenting a child with autism can be both rewarding and challenging. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a complicated set of problems that influence a child’s development, including their ability to speak, connect socially, and navigate their surroundings.
What Parents Need to Know About Secondary School Curriculum
Secondary 1 students will see a major transformation to their academic landscape starting in 2024. Full Subject-Based Banding (Full SBB) is replacing the traditional Normal (Technical), Normal (Academic), and Express streams. Students will be classified into Posting Groups 1, 2, or 3 based on their academic progress.
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A Parent’s Guide: Raising Kids During a Pandemic
The journey of parenthood has always been a dynamic one, but the challenges presented by the COVID-19 pandemic have added a unique layer of complexity to the task of raising children. Parents now find themselves not only navigating the intricacies of academics but also ensuring their children’s health.
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How to Minimise Distractions for Kids During Study Time
Social media, television, and online games are some of the most popular distractions for kids – and adults too! – these days. How can you help your children to stay focused during study sessions? The irresistible allure of these digital distractions can easily divert young minds from the less appealing realm of study.
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How to Get Kids Back into School Mode After the Holidays
After a nice lull full of relaxed mornings and fun-filled afternoons, returning to school may prove difficult for some kids. Older kids are usually dealing with a variety of emotions, whilst the younger ones may find the physical aspect more challenging. While teachers do help, It is ultimately up to the parents to help their kids navigate this transition well.
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The Parenting Diary: 8 Habits to Start in 2024 to become Unstoppable!
It’s the start of 2024, the start of another working year and also the start of yet another school year. Between juggling new projects at work and your child’s priorities, it will be easy to lose a sense of yourself and your personal goals. Time may be tight, but good habits that are woven into your daily routine will set you up to be both a star parent and a well adjusted individual.
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6 Tips for Your Kids to Have a Healthy School Year
As COVID-19 continues to spread in Singapore, it’s important to make sure our kids stay healthy. To tackle the problems caused by the pandemic as well as other viral diseases, we’ve got to take action. It’s important to look at key strategies that can help kids stay healthy as they start a new school year in the middle of an ongoing health crisis.
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Preparing for PSLE Throughout the School Year
Is it PSLE year already? Where has the time gone, you wonder as your child leaves the house in their primary school uniform for their final year. As we approach the PSLE (Primary School Leaving Examination) year, you might want to begin strategic planning for this critical academic challenge.
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All about Co-Curricular Activities: How to Choose the Right CCA for Your Kids
Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) go beyond mere extracurricular pursuits; they are essential elements in moulding individuals into well-rounded and socially adept beings. This page seeks to serve as an informative guide for parents navigating the realm of CCAs for their kids entering Secondary School.
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Experience the Magic of Christmas Wonderland in 2023
Prepare to have the best Christmas ever at Gardens by the Bay! Christmas Wonderland, sponsored by Trip.com, will return from December 1 to January 1, 2024. Picture this: a massive fairground, carnival rides, a Christmas Train, a plethora of lights, and even ‘snowfall’!
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