PSLE Year
Most children do not lose PSLE Science marks because they don’t know the science. They lose them because nobody taught them how to finish the answer.
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Where the marks actually go
The PSLE Science paper is split between multiple-choice and open-ended questions — and almost every mark pupils lose is on the open-ended half. A child can know the science and still drop mark after mark because the answer is incomplete, vague, or doesn’t join the right ideas. That is a writing problem, not a knowledge problem, and it is exactly what we train.
What we cover
The P6 MOE Science syllabus, with every topic trained towards the open-ended answer.
Photosynthesis
How plants make food, and the conditions needed for it.
Energy
Forms and uses of energy, energy conversion, and sources of energy.
Forces
Frictional, gravitational and magnetic force, and how forces change motion.
Food chains and food webs
How energy flows through an ecosystem, from producers to predators.
Adaptations and living together
How plants and animals are suited to their environment and to each other.
Man’s impact on the environment
How human activity affects the natural world, and what we can do about it.
How the year is built
- Level
- Primary 6 (PSLE)
- Lessons
- 40 a year — ten weeks a term, four terms, matching the MOE school calendar
- Lesson length
- 2 hours, run as two halves with a break
- Class size
- 5 to 16, with 9 to 12 recommended
The method
The SEAL THE MARK method, drilled until it’s automatic.
Seal the mark — build the answer
Spot · Prove · Pin
Three moves, drilled until they’re automatic.
Use comparative words whenever you compare.
Marks mean links — two marks means two ideas joined together, not two sentences.
Included
- All materials
- The Field Book revision companion
- A termly Science Progress Profile
Finish the answer, keep the mark
Book a free trial lesson and watch your child complete an open-ended answer the way the PSLE rewards.
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Apply to Score runs from Primary 3 to Primary 6. See the other levels.