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  • Can’t teach everything yourself? Share ideas for home learning, and get advice on selecting enrichment classes or tutors to support your child’s education.

    Science

    Share and discuss tuition and enrichment options for Science.

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    bbbcodingB
    Hey Kiasuparents, We’re Bit by Bit Coding, a groundup that teaches Python for free. No catch, no fees, no experience prerequisites, and no “premium track” hidden behind paywalls. Our mission is to remove financial barriers to deep technical literacy. BbB acts as the zero-cost capstone bridge for passionate students, teaching them data structures, object-oriented programming, and foundational AI/ML at zero cost. We are recognised under the BAGUS Together ecosystem (an initiative by NVPC, Temasek Foundation, and Tote Board), supported by the Singapore Government Partnerships Office (under MCCY), and currently run our main cohorts out of *SCAPE Singapore. We’re also an official programme under Temasek Foundation’s OSCAR Fund. Our work is supported by partners like MSF ComLink+ and Club Rainbow. Term 2 starts mid-July Taster: 4-weeks, no selection tests, no commitment! (Try out the BbB pedagogy, build bonds with like-minded youth, tackle interesting problems, and build the foundation for the next step.) After the four weeks, we’ll ask you if you want to continue. We select the cohort for the 12-weeks from our taster. Slots are highly limited to keep the student-to-tutor ratio low, so that every student can get the best support. Beginner -> Intermediate: 12-weeks, handpicked group of highly-motivated students who want to learn to code and benefit the community. (Our flagship Python programme designed by our highly experienced tutors and industry experts. Highly beginner-friendly, yet rigorous enough for you to build things for the causes you care about.) DON’T MISS OUT: Students who finish our Python core will be offered placements in our future AI/ML and robotics courses, developed and delivered in conjunction with highly experienced industry experts. What you’ll actually learn: Weeks 1–4 (Taster): Python basics — variables, control flow, loops Weeks 5–16 (Beginner→Intermediate): Lists, dicts, functions, File I/O, recursion, sorting algorithms, OOP, linked lists, binary trees — and a 3-week hackathon with prizes Who’s this for? Anyone aged 13–22. Sec 1, sec 4, JC, Poly, ITE or Homeschool. If you’ve never touched code or you’ve been messing around in Scratch and want something real, this is it. Our past cohorts had >75% first-time coders. You don’t need prior experience! What you need: A laptop (or Chromebook/iPad + keyboard) Curiosity Commitment to show up for the lessons Willingness to uplift your community What you don’t need: Money (it’s free) Good grades Experience with coding Why we exist: We filled the gap between free intro programmes (Code for Fun, Code in the Community — mostly Scratch) and private enrichment that costs hundreds a month. We’re recognised under BAGUS Together (NVPC, Temasek Foundation, Tote Board), supported by the Singapore Government Partnerships Office (SGPO, MCCY) and an official programme of the OSCAR fund by the Temasek Foundation. Our tutor team boasts volunteer tutors from NUS, NTU, SP, NYP, HCI and VJC, as well as industry experts. We’re building a community of inspiring students, professionals and changemakers looking to create a space for youths to explore, to learn, to grow, and then to love. For far too long, coding has been locked behind stereotypes (of what it is, and who gets to learn it) and expensive programmes. Bit by Bit aims to shatter those misconceptions and build a community of like-minded youths and mentors who believe that coding is not just a hobby, but a tool for tangible social change. We believe that Bit by Bit is, in some tangible, meaningful way, a revolution in the way that we think about coding, and about who gets to learn it. Come learn a new skill! Register: https://www.bbbcoding.org/apply IG: @bbbcoding Questions: DM us, comment below, or through www.bbbcoding.org/contact
    Other Languages

    Share and discuss tuition and enrichment options for languages other than English and MTL.

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    digitaldivascodeD
    Hi parents! I wanted to share a free online coding programme I’ve started called Digital Divas, aimed at girls aged 7–11. We focus on Python and foundational programming concepts, with small hands-on projects designed for absolute beginners. The sessions are structured, supportive, and completely free. Feel free to PM me or email digitaldivascoding@gmail.com for more details. You can also check out our website at: https://digitaldivascode.com. Our next course, Intro to Python, will be starting on Saturday, 14 February 2026. Check out the full discussion here for session timings and additional information: https://forum.kiasuparents.com/topic/111814/digital-divas-free-coding-programme-for-girls-ages-7-12.
    Multi-Disciplinary

    Share and discuss tuition and enrichment options that span multiple subjects or skill areas.

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    celiberryC
    past student here who went to Altitude Tuition Centre! Tutors there are exceptional and helped me improve my grades. Especially for Amath cos i struggled really hard to do well, managed to get both A1 for both Amath and Emath for my Olevels Highly recommend
    Mathematics

    Share and discuss tuition and enrichment options for Maths.

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    SHUXUES
    The P6 Word Problem Confidence Programme helps students improve their multi-step working, reduce avoidable mistakes and tackle word problems with greater confidence. Choose one weekly Zoom timing: Saturday, 8.00–9.30 pm Sunday, 8.00–9.30 pm Monday, 7.00–8.30 pm 8 sessions: $360 4 sessions: $180 Worksheets and detailed worked solutions included.
    English

    Share and discuss tuition and enrichment options for English.

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    excellencetuitionacademyE
    Happy Thursday, parents! We’ve been having an interesting discussion among our teachers recently, and we’d love to hear your thoughts too. One thing we’ve noticed is that students tend to face different English challenges as they progress through school: • Primary – Building vocabulary, grammar and writing strong compositions. • Secondary – Tackling comprehension, writing effective essays and understanding what exam questions are really asking. • JC (GP) – Developing critical thinking, constructing balanced arguments and expressing ideas clearly under exam conditions. Of course, every child is different. Some have great ideas but struggle to express them, while others are confident writers but find comprehension challenging. Parents, what has been your child’s biggest hurdle in English? Has it changed as they moved from Primary to Secondary or JC? We’d love to hear your experiences and discuss them together.
    Chinese

    Share and discuss tuition and enrichment options for Chinese.

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    huahuagtxH
    Hua Hua here, from GenieOne. We build tingxie tools, so you know where this comes from. No pitch and no link in this post. The Friday paper comes home with four characters circled in red. The usual response is more copying. Sometimes that is right. Often the paper is telling you something else, and you can see it in about two minutes. Sort the wrong characters into three piles. Pile one: homophones Tingxie is read aloud, so your child is choosing between characters that sound exactly the same. 在 and 再. 做 and 作. 象 and 像. 那 and 哪. 以 and 已. 他, 她 and 它. They can know every one of those characters cold and still pick wrong, because the sound carries no information about which is meant. Copying it 20 more times changes nothing. Learn the character inside its 词语 instead. The phrase is what decides it. Pile two: look-alike components 氵 against 冫. 礻 against 衤. 木 against 禾. 土 against 士. 己, 已 and 巳. 未 and 末. 干 and 千. This one is visual, not aural. It responds to putting the confusable pair side by side on the same page, which most practice never does. A child who has only met 礻 on its own has never had a reason to notice what makes it 礻. Pile three: speed slips A stroke goes missing from 器 or 赢 or 藏. The character is known. The hand was chasing the teacher’s pace, and the teacher does not slow down for anyone. Grid paper helps more than another round of copying, because 米字格 gives the components somewhere to sit. Lined paper gives them nothing. Each pile wants a different fix, and only the third one is fixed by writing it out again. That is why a child can sit there for an hour and lose the same four marks the following week. Take one marked paper this weekend and sort it. Most of the time it turns out to be four specific characters rather than a Chinese problem.
    Brain Training & Thinking Skills

    Share and discuss enrichment options that develop thinking skills and cognitive ability.

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    bbbcodingB
    Hey Kiasuparents, We’re Bit by Bit Coding, a groundup that teaches Python for free. No catch, no fees, no experience prerequisites, and no “premium track” hidden behind paywalls. Our mission is to remove financial barriers to deep technical literacy. BbB acts as the zero-cost capstone bridge for passionate students, teaching them data structures, object-oriented programming, and foundational AI/ML at zero cost. We are recognised under the BAGUS Together ecosystem (an initiative by NVPC, Temasek Foundation, and Tote Board), supported by the Singapore Government Partnerships Office (under MCCY), and currently run our main cohorts out of *SCAPE Singapore. We’re also an official programme under Temasek Foundation’s OSCAR Fund. Our work is supported by partners like MSF ComLink+ and Club Rainbow. Term 2 starts mid-July Taster: 4-weeks, no selection tests, no commitment! (Try out the BbB pedagogy, build bonds with like-minded youth, tackle interesting problems, and build the foundation for the next step.) After the four weeks, we’ll ask you if you want to continue. We select the cohort for the 12-weeks from our taster. Slots are highly limited to keep the student-to-tutor ratio low, so that every student can get the best support. Beginner -> Intermediate: 12-weeks, handpicked group of highly-motivated students who want to learn to code and benefit the community. (Our flagship Python programme designed by our highly experienced tutors and industry experts. Highly beginner-friendly, yet rigorous enough for you to build things for the causes you care about.) DON’T MISS OUT: Students who finish our Python core will be offered placements in our future AI/ML and robotics courses, developed and delivered in conjunction with highly experienced industry experts. What you’ll actually learn: Weeks 1–4 (Taster): Python basics — variables, control flow, loops Weeks 5–16 (Beginner→Intermediate): Lists, dicts, functions, File I/O, recursion, sorting algorithms, OOP, linked lists, binary trees — and a 3-week hackathon with prizes Who’s this for? Anyone aged 13–22. Sec 1, sec 4, JC, Poly, ITE or Homeschool. If you’ve never touched code or you’ve been messing around in Scratch and want something real, this is it. Our past cohorts had >75% first-time coders. You don’t need prior experience! What you need: A laptop (or Chromebook/iPad + keyboard) Curiosity Commitment to show up for the lessons Willingness to uplift your community What you don’t need: Money (it’s free) Good grades Experience with coding Why we exist: We filled the gap between free intro programmes (Code for Fun, Code in the Community — mostly Scratch) and private enrichment that costs hundreds a month. We’re recognised under BAGUS Together (NVPC, Temasek Foundation, Tote Board), supported by the Singapore Government Partnerships Office (SGPO, MCCY) and an official programme of the OSCAR fund by the Temasek Foundation. Our tutor team boasts volunteer tutors from NUS, NTU, SP, NYP, HCI and VJC, as well as industry experts. We’re building a community of inspiring students, professionals and changemakers looking to create a space for youths to explore, to learn, to grow, and then to love. For far too long, coding has been locked behind stereotypes (of what it is, and who gets to learn it) and expensive programmes. Bit by Bit aims to shatter those misconceptions and build a community of like-minded youths and mentors who believe that coding is not just a hobby, but a tool for tangible social change. We believe that Bit by Bit is, in some tangible, meaningful way, a revolution in the way that we think about coding, and about who gets to learn it. Come learn a new skill! Register: https://www.bbbcoding.org/apply IG: @bbbcoding Questions: DM us, comment below, or through www.bbbcoding.org/contact
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    Playgroups, Infant Care, Childcare Centres & Preschools

    Discuss specific Playgroups, Infant Care, Child Care & Pre-school service providers here.

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    MummadragonM
    @SPeiyee I’ve heard good things as well about it
    Kindergartens

    Discuss specific kindergartens operators here.

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    traceffT
    Hi All, would like to find out more on Nanyang Kindergarden! on the enrollment and the experience. Any parents able to share more?
    Student Care

    Discuss about various Student Care services in various parts of Singapore. Please find the relevant area thread to post your queries.

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    cherrymummyC
    Hi parents, I am new to Choa Chu Kang area and i recently got a flyer about a new student care opening at choa chu kang centre. I checked out their website: www.kindlecove.com and it seems like a cosy centre with small class size (which is important to me). Any parent is keen to go see their open house as the centre manager told me that they have group sign up discounts.
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