Hi all, We’re the team behind Lumiore (lumiore.ai), an AI-powered tutoring platform in Singapore, built around the MOE/SEAB syllabus. We already have Maths live for primary school, with Science coming soon, and we’re now moving into secondary school subjects. Before we build out the secondary features, we want to hear directly from all secondary school students about how they’re actually using AI for schoolwork today, and where it falls short. That’s what this quick survey is for: https://forms.gle/iS95td4EppDZw17g6 Important Note: This one needs to be filled in by your child, not by you. We’re trying to understand how they themselves use AI and where it trips them up — parent answers won’t give us that. It’s anonymous by default. But if your child is comfortable staying contactable, they’ll get 3 months of free access to Lumiore as one of our first movers. Would appreciate you passing this along to your kids. Happy to answer questions here.

Looking for mind stretcher’student’s parent to refer my child. You will get Sgd80 tuition fee waiver from mind stretcher if you refer my child to mind stretcher. Please pm me.

Hello parents! Strike For Care 2026 is a charity futsal tournament organised by the Caregiving Welfare Association (CWA) to raise awareness and support for seniors and their caregivers in Singapore. ️ Date: 19 July 2026 Venue: Delta Outdoor Courts Registration closes 30 June Here’s what you can expect: • Competitive futsal matches for all skill levels • Team bonding while supporting a meaningful cause • Carnival-style activities & community vibes • Goodie bags and prizes to be won ️ Funds raised will support programmes such as: • Home-based care for seniors • Caregiver support services • Respite care • Community engagement initiatives ‍️ Can’t join physically? You can still participate through our Virtual Challenge! More details & registration: https://www.strikeforcare.sg Have questions? Drop a comment below or email us at janelle.teo@cwa.org.sg

NUS PSYCHOLINGUISTICS STUDY by NUS Psycholinguistics Lab [image: 1781860150796-recruitment-flyer_resized.png] Description: An NUS Psycholinguistics Study conducted on English-Chinese Teenage Speakers of Singapore Duration: 1 hour 15 minutes , In-person eye-tracking study Requirements: Singaporean bilingual speaker (Chinese is your Mother Tongue)  Aged between 13 to 17, Completed Primary School Education in Singapore Compensation: SGD$15.00 (via Paynow) Participate: https://nus.syd1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eM0E5HqRg7KBloq Contact information: sy.yeo@u.nus.edu Open till 30 Jun 2026 [IRB Approved]

Looking for mind stretcher’student’s parent to refer my child. You will get Sgd80 tuition fee waiver from mind stretcher if you refer my child to mind stretcher. Please pm me.

Hi everyone,I am currently an IBDP1 (Year 11) student at ACS(Ind). I am looking to form a small group tuition (around 2–3 people) to study together and help save on tuition fees. Ideally, you should be from the same school and grade so that our curriculum and internal assessment timelines are perfectly aligned.Here are the specific subjects I am looking to focus on:Biology HL，Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches (AA) HL，English LAL/Lit SL. If you are interested in joining forces to pull our grades up together, please PM (80651959) me or comment below!Looking forward to hearing from you. Cheers!

@doodbug Just sharing further on this super old post that i made. Nope, my DD did not transfer to IP track. In fact, SCGS continued to provide her with multiple opportunities to groom her as a leader and in character-building. She went on to score 6 points for O levels. She got into ACSI. And went on to score 44/45 for IB. We are thankful for this wondrous journey. Bottomline, she enjoyed all her years in SCGS and ACSI tremendously.

Hi parents, Just wanted to check if anyone else has a child in SST? My son is currently in Sec 1, and honestly, I’m starting to feel quite worried about the academic pace. It’s already been about four months since school started, but the progress feels really slow. I’m not just saying this for the sake of it — I compared with my older son’s materials from a few years ago (he was from another school), and the difference is quite obvious. The amount covered and the depth are really not on the same level. I’ve also casually checked with relatives whose kids are in other schools, and they seem to be moving much faster. Also wondering — does SST mainly focus on Math and Science? Because for Chinese, it almost feels like… nothing much is happening? There’s barely any homework, very little teaching content, and after almost half a year, the progress in both the textbook and other materials is quite minimal. At this point, I’m even wondering if I should get my son to apply for Higher Chinese (HCL) instead. I’m quite concerned that if this continues, he might end up graduating with very weak Chinese, which is really not what I want. Would really appreciate hearing from other SST parents — is this normal? Or should I be concerned? Thanks in advance!

Pls help.