In the previous two weeks, we shared some tips on how your child can do well for continuous writing in Paper 1. Now we will

Hopefully our earlier discussions have not confused you. Let’s recap the past tense and how to use it.

You will realise that our tips, while focusing on a section of the English paper, actually targets multiple assessment objectives of the PSLE English paper.

This week, lets concentrate on how to improve for the Language and Organisation part.

Here we are going to look at content expression in the Continuous Writing section of PSLE English Paper 1.

Before we get into the actual instructions, let us just elaborate about describing emotions. We can write about emotions by using synonyms, similes, metaphors, characterisation

Recently, the parent of a new student shared how she feared for her daughter’s PSLE English result. Their family speaks mostly Mandarin at home and