Looking for online resources for Sec 4 / O‑Level preparation
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Hi parents,
Feeling a bit stressed as my daughter will be starting Sec 4 Express upcoming year. She struggles academically and budget is quite tight for in-person tuition.
May I ask if any parents can recommend useful online resources (e.g. question banks, videos, online platforms) that helped your child prepare for O‑Levels, especially for students who learn better at their own pace?
Thank you in advance for sharing

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@lifeiyu My child finds the ten year series answers quite helpful for self-learning as there are explanations provided.
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@lifeiyu
My team and I have been building an online learning platform called 10xlearning that focuses on helping students improve through practice with well-structured exam-style questions, rather than just watching videos.We currently offer:
An exam/question bank with clear explanations
An AI tutor that helps guide students when they’re stuckIt’s still in the early stages, but we’re actively improving it based on feedback from parents and students. You’re very welcome to explore it here:
https://10xlearning.sgI’d really appreciate any thoughts or suggestions—especially from a parent’s perspective.
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@zac-s-mum Thanks!
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Hi Lifeiyu,
Just visit holygrail.moe
It’s a free site with the best possible resources your daughter can get her hands on. All the top students in schools use this site.
If she needs additional help, can consider tuition. Those low-cost 1-1 type, BUT the tutor will likely be someone who just completed o’lvls. Usually agar agar 25/hr. If need recommendation can dm me.
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Sharing a new article up on our site —> not so much of study resources, but useful for noting exam dates and planning an effective study schedule:
https://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/article/o-level-dates-2026-and-how-to-make-a-study-timetable
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@lifeiyu Hi, You can check out this telegram channel @VivEnglishLessons for useful notes on Secondary English
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Hi you can subscribe past year papers from top schools like RI, RGS etc for $49.90 for your girl to practise. Just contact me for more information Nuriah 98509874
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@lifeiyu not an academic resource per se, but if you’re looking for additional advice on navigating the Singapore education system, I’ve found askvaiser quite useful!
Link below: https://www.askvaiser.com/
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Hi @lifeiyu, for Math specifically, one thing that may help before choosing more resources is to first identify what kind of mistakes your daughter is making.
Sometimes students keep doing more TYS, but the issue is actually an earlier weak foundation, method choice, or repeated careless pattern.
I’m building Mentora, an online E-Math diagnostic/practice tool for Singapore O-Level students. There is a free diagnostic here if you’d like to try it: https://www.mentoraedu.tech/free-diagnostic
It is meant to help students find the weak link first, then practise more deliberately instead of just doing more papers blindly.
Separately, for free resources, Holy Grail and TYS explanations are still useful. I’d use those together with a short diagnostic so your daughter knows which topics to prioritise.
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