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PSLE Strategies for the Last Lap

Monday, 10 August 2026 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM GMT+8 Online via Zoom Free

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Find all our latest PSLE guides, tips, and revision tools on the KiasuParents PSLE page.

Calling all P6 parents! Are you:

Trying to balance your hopes for PSLE grades with keeping the peace at home?

Wondering how to keep your child motivated without piling on the pressure?

Join our 90-minute conversation, to find out:

How parents can help children stay mentally tough when the last lap feels intense

What study habits actually work, and what may create more stress

How sleep, screen time, motivation, and parent-child communication affect PSLE preparation

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Edgar K. Tham

Sport & Performance Psychologist

Edgar has more than 30 years of experience helping athletes, coaches, educators, students, professionals, and organisations perform well under pressure, and recover well afterwards.

He is the founder of the International Association for Performance Coaching and Facilitation (IAPCF) and an Associate Faculty member with the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS).

His work applies performance psychology beyond sport, helping people build focus, composure, confidence, coping skills, and resilience in the moments that matter.

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KiasuParents Huddle

PSLE Strategies for the Last Lap

Monday, 10 August 2026 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM GMT+8 Online via Zoom Free

PSLE resources

Find all our latest PSLE guides, tips, and revision tools on the KiasuParents PSLE page.

Calling all P6 parents! Are you:

Trying to balance your hopes for PSLE grades with keeping the peace at home?

Wondering how to keep your child motivated without piling on the pressure?

Join our 90-minute conversation, to find out:

How parents can help children stay mentally tough when the last lap feels intense

What study habits actually work, and what may create more stress

How sleep, screen time, motivation, and parent-child communication affect PSLE preparation

Panellist

Edgar K. Tham

Sport & Performance Psychologist

Edgar has more than 30 years of experience helping athletes, coaches, educators, students, professionals, and organisations perform well under pressure, and recover well afterwards.

He is the founder of the International Association for Performance Coaching and Facilitation (IAPCF) and an Associate Faculty member with the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS).

His work applies performance psychology beyond sport, helping people build focus, composure, confidence, coping skills, and resilience in the moments that matter.

Moderator

Carol Loi

Maxwell Leadership Certified Youth & Family Coach

Register NOW →

thebottomsupblog

KiasuParents Huddle

PSLE Strategies for the Last Lap

Monday, 10 August 2026 8:00 PM - 9:30 PM GMT+8 Online via Zoom Free

PSLE resources

Find all our latest PSLE guides, tips, and revision tools on the KiasuParents PSLE page.

Calling all P6 parents! Are you:

Trying to balance your hopes for PSLE grades with keeping the peace at home?

Wondering how to keep your child motivated without piling on the pressure?

Join our 90-minute conversation, to find out:

How parents can help children stay mentally tough when the last lap feels intense

What study habits actually work, and what may create more stress

How sleep, screen time, motivation, and parent-child communication affect PSLE preparation

Panellist

Edgar K. Tham

Sport & Performance Psychologist

Edgar has more than 30 years of experience helping athletes, coaches, educators, students, professionals, and organisations perform well under pressure, and recover well afterwards.

He is the founder of the International Association for Performance Coaching and Facilitation (IAPCF) and an Associate Faculty member with the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS).

His work applies performance psychology beyond sport, helping people build focus, composure, confidence, coping skills, and resilience in the moments that matter.

Moderator

Carol Loi

Maxwell Leadership Certified Youth & Family Coach

Register NOW →

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@sharonkhoo I think that really says something about our learning culture, that “just for fun” is not quite the expectation!

But in our fam, and with my networks, we do a lot of “just for fun” stuff

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@sharonkhoo I did a quick search as I was curious, and this fashion upcycling course also bundles in photography and e-commerce

https://www.sirs.edu.sg/courses/sustainability/sustainability-ecommerce-business-for-companies

Other places that are dedicated to DIY fashion (and possible upcycling) seem pricey!

https://www.fashionmakerspace.com/collections/wsq-skillsfuture-sewing-classes

Will update if I spot any friends going for such workshops!

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Just to update on my specialist diploma learning journey — I’m in the final month of my course, which began late last year!

Mine is a counselling-related course, and I felt that it was “easier” to grasp concepts, compared to a STEM course. When I did a STEM-related course, a lot of time was spent watching other videos on YouTube by other lecturers, in order to really understand what was being taught. (For example, when I did a stats module, I watched a lot of the full-length lectures on this channel: https://www.youtube.com/professorleonard)

This being said, we still had to put in a lot of effort for this counselling course, to do our essays and q&a interviews to walk through our work, as well as mock counselling sessions.

For anything at degree or post-grad level, it would probably require even more energy and commitment!

Would love to hear from other parents who are doing diploma/degree courses currently, especially while working full-time or part-time! What made you choose your course, and what do you hope to do with what you’ve gained, once you graduate?

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@sharonkhoo I have a friend who gave us sewing lessons a long time ago! At the time, our project was a kid’s hat!

What have you tried to make?

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