With no exams in Primary 1 and 2, how do you tell if your kid is up to speed in learning? Here’s what you can do.

While some parents still gun for branded schools, here’s what you should really look out for when choosing the best primary school for your child.

Moving from preschool to primary school is one of the biggest transitions children in Singapore go through.

With condominium developments being launched all over the island, it seems to be an opportune time to consider purchasing one for investment or upgrading.

Many Singapore parents still prefer popular elite schools, but there are more important factors you should consider before Primary 1 registration fever hits. EVELINE GAN runs you through the checklist.

If your kid is good at sports, music or has other talents, the DSA programme may be his key to getting into an elite secondary school or specialised school. Here’s what you should know about the process.

What is it like to raise a child with high-functioning autism in Singapore? One brave mum shares her inspiring story with EVELINE GAN.

PSLE preparations start in Primary 5, which means a high-pressure two years for your family. Here's how to support your child so they can do their best.

Now there are no exams or graded tests in Primary 1 or 2. And this changes everything! Should you invest more in tuition to ensure Junior is still learning at the correct pace, or will enrichment classes bring more long-term benefits? Here's how to find the mix that works best.

Co-curricular activities (CCAs) aren’t just frivolous frills. They teach kids important life skills that can’t be found in a classroom lesson. EVELINE GAN finds out how to select the right one for your child.

It's the biggest change to the Singapore school system in decades, and it sounds great – except, how do you tell if your child is learning, and at the right pace? EVELINE GAN fi nds out how you can be sure your child is up to speed in learning.

Who does actor Yao Wenlong worry more about: His 12-year-old son or three-year-old daughter? Find out also why he didn’t send them to school in Singapore.

The discipline approaches that worked during your kid’s preschooler years no longer apply once she’s in primary school.

Celebrity mum Lina Ng risked her health and life to deliver her three sons, but she tells us it was all worth it.

It’s not just about learning to read and write. EVELINE GAN finds out what every parent should know about how early literacy is taught in Singapore preschools.

Tempted to lie about your address to get your child into a dream primary school? Here’s four things to consider, to avoid a hefty fine or even a jail term.

What’s the secret to teaching your child to read? Singapore parents and experts share their best strategies.

Much fuss has been made about older mums, but the number of new dads aged over 50 is also rising. Here’s a look at the highs and lows of late fatherhood.

Help your child build a strong foundation in Mandarin with an allimmersive approach.

The key to doing well in the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) is developing effective study habits early and managing stress, say the experts. We sum up the strategies you can teach your child from Primary 4.

Instead of going to primary school like their peers, a small group of Singapore kids spend their days being schooled at home by their mothers. Why do they choose this unconventional route? We ask four families.

This Teachers’ Day, we polled educators for the tips they wished parents knew about raising successful kids.

Starting primary school is a big leap for a six-year-old. How do major preschool chains prepare their young charges? Young Parents finds out.

Should you take a chance and enrol your kid in the new but “unproven” primary school across the street? TANG MEI LING discovers that neighbourhood schools below five years of establishment have plenty of cool facilities and programmes to offer.

Give your preschooler the headstart he needs with My First Skool’s fun and interactive learning programme.

Your child will enjoy the exciting activities and games, and unique teaching methods used in the English courses at the British Council. But, more importantly, they inspire a lifelong passion for the language.

Start your child’s lifelong learning journey with MOE Kindergartens’ distinctly Singaporean programme.

Not all children settle easily into the structured environment of formal education. EVELINE GAN uncovers the possible reasons behind your kid’s P1 blues.

Could your child be filling up on junk food in school without your knowledge? Nutrition experts and mums share their strategies for helping him make better choices.