Goals

• Listen, read and view critically with high levels of accuracy. To develop a holistic understanding and appreciation of various literary and informational sources from both print and non-printed sources
• Speak, write and represent in standard English acceptable internationally to prepare students in a globalized economy. To develop strong grammar and fluent linguistic abilities which is appropriate for different situations, audiences and culture
• Understand and use standard English, grammar and vocabulary accurately and develop an awareness of how speakers and writers string words together and use language to communicate ideas

Approach

• Motivate learning and assisting students to be aware of what is required to be learned. Guiding students to establish connections with what they already know
• Consolidate and reinforce existing concepts
• Diagnosis of students’ requirements, abilities and interests and close monitoring of their learning and provision of useful feedback for areas of improvement and self-assessment
• Teaching in real-world contexts and use of relevant real life examples
• Facilitation of discovery by supporting students to learn a skill, strategy, process or rule without direct instructions from the teacher
• Clear directions and explanations will be given in a systematic way to help clarify skills, strategy and processes in English

Syllabus

1. Algebraic Expansion and Factorisation I
2. Algebraic Expansion and Factorisation II
3. Algebraic Equations II
4. Trigonometrical Ratios
5. Graphs I (Linear)
6. Graphs II (Quadratic)
7. Set Theory & Probability
8. Algebraic Expression II (Indices)
9. Mensuration II
10. Congruency and Similarity

Goals

• Develop a strong understanding and master memorization techniques for mathematical formulae
• Develop strong analytical skills in reading and understanding of the question so that students can map out the answers mentally before attempting the question
• Recognize different question types so that students will be confident in answering questions of varying difficulties

Approach

• Adopt a ‘question after explanation’ method to ensure that students fully understand each part of the lesson
• Focus on application of various concepts to promote critical thinking and analytical skills
• Emphasis on commonly tested exam questions and concepts

Syllabus

1. Atoms, Ions and Molecules
2. Elements, Compounds and Mixtures
3. Solutions and Suspensions
4. Acids and Bases
5. Separating Mixtures
6. Classification of Materials
7. The Particulate Model of Matter
8. Changing Matter

Goals

• To nurture students’ understanding of Chemistry as a comprehensive effort and to develop strong reasoning skills rather than mere memorization of facts
• To acquaint students with real-life application of Science in their daily lives
• To develop the requisite skills and interest in students to further propel them into further subject specialization

Approach

• Adopt a ‘question after explanation’ method to ensure that students fully understand each part of the lesson
• Focus on application of various concepts to promote critical thinking and analytical skills
• Emphasis on commonly tested exam questions and concepts

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Syllabus

1. The Scientific Endeavour
2. Physical Quantities and Measurements
3. Speed and Density
4. Forces and Pressure
5. Work and Moments of Forces
6. Energy As a Resource
7. Sound
8. Effects and Transmission of Heat
9. Light
10. Electricity
11. Practical Electricity

Goals

• To nurture students’ understanding of Physics as a comprehensive effort and to develop strong reasoning skills rather than mere memorization of facts
• To acquaint students with real-life application of Science in their daily lives
• To develop the requisite skills and interest in students to further propel them into further subject specialization

Approach

• Adopt a ‘question after explanation’ method to ensure that students fully understand each part of the lesson
• Focus on application of various concepts to promote critical thinking and analytical skills
• Emphasis on commonly tested exam questions and concepts

Syllabus

1. Cells
2. Movement of Substances
3. Digestion
4. Transport in Living Things
5. Photosynthesis and Respiration
6. Reproduction in Humans
7. Sex Issues
8. Classification of Living Things
9. Ecology

Goals

• To nurture students’ understanding of Physics as a comprehensive effort and to develop strong reasoning skills rather than mere memorization of facts
• To acquaint students with real-life application of Science in their daily lives
• To develop the requisite skills and interest in students to further propel them into further subject specialization

Approach

• Adopt a ‘question after explanation’ method to ensure that students fully understand each part of the lesson
• Focus on application of various concepts to promote critical thinking and analytical skills
• Emphasis on commonly tested exam questions and concepts