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Full-syllabus English, Mathematics and Science tuition for the PSLE year — topical revision, past-year exam papers and exam technique, twice weekly, so your child walks into PSLE with real confidence, not last-minute cramming.
P6 is exam-stakes territory, but panic isn't a strategy. Our system covers the full syllabus, drills weak topics and builds real exam stamina. New to PSLE scoring? Read our AL system guide for parents →
The full PSLE syllabus for all three subjects, with exam technique built in from day one.
| Subject | What's covered at P6 |
|---|---|
| 📖 English | Synthesis and transformation, situational writing, narrative and expository compositions, visual text comprehension, and oral and listening comprehension revision — with exam-technique drilling for each component. |
| 🔢 Mathematics | Full syllabus revision — percentage, rate and speed, algebra, circles, nets and volume — plus intensive heuristics and problem-sum strategy drills for the PSLE's toughest question types. |
| 🔬 Science | The complete PSLE Biology, Physics and Chemistry themes — systems, cycles, interactions and diversity — with focused drilling on the open-ended answering technique MOE markers look for. |
Programmes are updated whenever MOE releases revised syllabi. Current content reflects the 2023-onwards MOE primary school curriculum.
Every class in P6 is run with the PSLE in view — revision is sequenced so the full syllabus is covered well before the exam, leaving time for weak-topic drilling instead of a last-minute scramble.
Small class sizes mean teachers can spot gaps, correct misconceptions in the moment and adapt the pace to the group — instead of leaving slower learners behind or holding faster ones back.
Students practise with the same style of questions that appear in actual school and PSLE papers, so exam conditions feel familiar rather than unfamiliar when it counts.
We follow the PSLE Achievement Level system so parents and students always know where they stand relative to the bands that matter for Secondary 1 posting.
Edufarm has guided primary school children through the PSLE since 2002 — two decades of watching the syllabus evolve and refining materials through thousands of students.
Fees vary by subject and session frequency. Contact us for current term rates.
| Subject | Primary 6 |
|---|---|
| 📖 English | Enquire for rates |
| 🔢 Mathematics | Enquire for rates |
| 🔬 Science | Enquire for rates |
Fees vary by subject and session frequency. WhatsApp 9186 6763 or call 6715 8458 for current term rates.
Common questions from parents of Primary 6 students.
Starting at the beginning of Primary 6 (around January) gives the most time to cover the full syllabus, revise weak topics and build exam stamina before PSLE in September/October. Starting later in the year is still worthwhile — we focus on the highest-impact topics and exam technique first, rather than trying to cover everything at the same depth.
PSLE results are reported as Achievement Levels (AL1 to AL8) for each subject, added together for a total PSLE score between 4 and 32 used for Secondary 1 posting. If you're unfamiliar with how this works, read our PSLE AL system guide for parents for a full explanation of the bands and posting groups.
Yes. English, Mathematics and Science are all available for Primary 6, each following the full PSLE syllabus with topical revision, past-year paper practice and exam technique specific to that subject.
P5 tuition builds the P5–P6 syllabus foundations — percentage, rate and speed, algebra and the full PSLE Science themes. P6 tuition consolidates that foundation with full-syllabus revision, intensive past-year paper practice and PSLE exam technique across all three subjects.
Tell us which subjects your child needs support in — we'll recommend the right class and schedule.