Make your school result as good as possible

There are a lot of studying activities in school. The students are required to complete a series of classworks, group works, projects, quizzes, tests and examinations.  Each of your study activity will be counted into your school marks.

During Year 5 and early Year 6 school year, you need to achieve your best possible results from all of the school academic activities.  As a result, your accumulated scores will have a great benefit to your Selective School Test result.

Writing

Writing is always a challenging subject to most of the primary students.  Other than the insufficient knowledge in words and phrases, primary students may have a limited idea for a writing topic.

Reading can improve the quality of writing. Reading enhances the students both in words or phases using and inspires their ideas in writing. Book reading can also improve the ability of expression and stylish using in creative writing as well.

Practice makes perfect. Regular practising in writing would have no doubt in improving the result.

General Ability (G.A.)

Primary schools do not provide this subject at school. G.A. is general knowledge in English, Mathmatics and visual patterns.

English questions in G.A. include words meaning, words usage, synonyms, antonyms, grammar, punctuation etc.

Math questions would be some tricky questions testing the students the necessary mathematics knowledge. Number patterns are a popular type of questions in G.A.

Visual pattern questions share a small slice in G.A. Students with no practising in the visual pattern questions will make them struggling in this subject.  They may be stuck on a question then lose the time for the others.

To improve the situation, you can enrol for a tutoring class.  Tutoring centres they arrange tutoring in G.A. would provide you with the selective school test papers for practice. The tutors would explain how to solve the questions in details.