Primary 6 Tuition

Revision and exam technique for the PSLE

What Primary 6 PSLE tuition at EduZ covers

Primary 6 is a revision year with a deadline. The oral exams come in August, the listening and written papers in late September and October, and every subject is scored on Achievement Levels from AL1 to AL8. Our P6 classes are built around that calendar: new topics finish early, then the rest of the year goes on past-year practice and exam technique.

Maths lessons revise the whole P5 and P6 syllabus by topic, then by question type: fractions, ratio and percentage problems, speed, circles, pie charts, and the non-routine problem sums that separate AL1 from AL3. Science revises every theme and drills the answering technique for Booklet B open-ended questions. English covers all four papers, with extra time on composition, comprehension open-ended questions and oral stimulus-based conversation. Chinese covers composition, comprehension, oral and listening.

Lessons are 1.5 hours in a small group, with a progress note after each lesson. Our PSLE students have achieved AL1 to AL3 in 92% of the subjects they took with us.

Lesson
1.5 hours, once a week per subject
Fee
$150 to $180 per 4 lessons (fee table)
Class size
Small groups, so every child gets asked questions
Registration fee
None, and no material fee

What each subject covers in Primary 6

English

P6 English focuses on overall refining of their skills, as well as preparing students for their PSLE English papers.

Content & Language Mastery

P6 English covers the remaining PSLE topics like passive and active voice, spelling and editing and reported speeches.

Skills and Techniques

Students are tasked with practice questions and personalised feedback are provided to address each student’s individual weakness.

Revision and Reinforcement

Revision will be focused mastering the individual paper requirements and honing analytical and time management skills through practice tests in simulated exam conditions.

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Questions parents ask about Primary 6

How is the PSLE scored?

Each of the four subjects gets an Achievement Level from AL1 (90 marks and above) to AL8 (below 20). The four ALs are added to give a PSLE score between 4 and 32, with 4 the best. Because an AL covers a band of marks, a few marks at the boundary can move a subject a whole level, which is why we drill accuracy on the easier questions as much as the hard ones.

Try a lesson before you decide

Primary 6 classes run at our four centres in Woodlands, Admiralty, Choa Chu Kang and Yishun. Tell us your child's school and subjects and we will suggest a class, or book a free trial lesson and see how it goes.