English, Mathematics and Science tuition mapped to the MOE syllabus — so the progress your child makes at Edufarm shows up where it matters: in class, on report cards, and at PSLE.
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No shortcuts and no rote panic — just a steady system that turns weak topics into strong ones, week after week. New to PSLE scoring? Read our AL system guide for parents →
Small classes and structured materials across all three PSLE subjects.
Grammar, vocabulary, comprehension and composition — building the language foundation every other subject stands on.
Concept mastery and heuristics practice, from model drawing to challenging problem sums.
Process-skill training and answering technique for the precise phrasing MOE markers look for.
The MOE primary syllabus builds in deliberate stages. Here is what Edufarm covers at each level group so you can see exactly where your child is in the progression. Registering your child for Primary 1? Read our P1 Registration 2026 guide →
| Subject | Primary 1 – 2 | Primary 3 – 4 | Primary 5 – 6 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 📖 English | Phonics and decoding, sight words, basic grammar, oral fluency and early writing | Reading comprehension strategies, personal recount and composition writing, grammar consolidation | Synthesis and transformation, situational writing, narrative and expository compositions, visual text comprehension |
| 🔢 Mathematics | Whole numbers and the four operations, shapes, simple measurement and basic data handling | Fractions, decimals, ratio, area and perimeter, angle properties and word problem heuristics | Percentages, rates and speed, algebra, circles, nets and volume — plus intensive PSLE problem-sum strategies |
| 🔬 Science | Science is not examined at P1–P2 under the MOE framework | Living things and their life processes, materials and their properties, sources and forms of energy, the environment | Systems, cycles, interactions and diversity — covering the full PSLE Biology, Physics and Chemistry themes with open-ended answering technique |
Programmes are updated whenever MOE releases revised syllabi. Current content reflects the 2023-onwards MOE primary school curriculum.
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English & Maths foundations for the first year of primary school.
View P1 Tuition → Primary 2Consolidating P1 foundations with more fluent reading, writing and number work.
View P2 Tuition → Primary 3English, Maths and Science — Science tuition begins at this level.
View P3 Tuition → Primary 4Deepening P3 concepts, building toward the P5-6 PSLE syllabus.
View P4 Tuition → Primary 5Laying the full PSLE syllabus foundation across all three subjects.
View P5 Tuition → Primary 6 · PSLE YearFull-syllabus revision, past-year papers and exam technique for PSLE.
View P6 Tuition → PSLE SubjectEvery PSLE English component, covered and drilled — synthesis, situational writing, compositions and more.
View PSLE English → PSLE SubjectPercentage, rate & speed, algebra and the heuristics strategies PSLE problem sums demand.
View PSLE Maths → PSLE SubjectThe full PSLE syllabus themes, with open-ended answering technique drilled for MOE markers.
View PSLE Science →There are many tuition centres in Singapore. Here is what sets Edufarm apart for primary school children and their parents.
Edufarm centres are spread across Singapore's housing estates. Most families live within a short walk or bus ride, which means less travel stress for children after a full school day and easier routine-building for parents.
Small class sizes mean teachers can spot gaps, correct misconceptions in the moment and adapt the pace to the group — instead of leaving slower learners behind or holding faster ones back.
Materials are compiled topic by topic, matched to the MOE syllabus. Students practise with the same style of questions that appear in actual school papers, so exam conditions feel familiar rather than unfamiliar when it counts.
Research on learning retention shows that spacing practice across the week is significantly more effective than a single long session. Two sessions a week give students a chance to consolidate what they learned before the memory fades, and teachers can revisit tricky points quickly.
Edufarm has been running primary tuition in Singapore since 2002. That means more than two decades of watching the MOE syllabus evolve, understanding how Singapore school exams are set, and refining materials through thousands of students. Experience that shows up in the quality of teaching and materials.
Fees vary by subject, level and centre. The table below gives a typical monthly range across our three subjects and the three primary level bands, so you can budget before enquiring.
| Subject | Primary 1 – 2 | Primary 3 – 4 | Primary 5 – 6 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 📖 English | $170 – $190 / mo | $180 – $200 / mo | $190 – $210 / mo |
| 🔢 Mathematics | $170 – $190 / mo | $180 – $200 / mo | $190 – $210 / mo |
| 🔬 Science | Not offered at P1–P2 | $180 – $200 / mo | $190 – $210 / mo |
Figures above are a typical monthly range (course fee + materials) — exact fees vary by centre and session frequency. WhatsApp 9186 6763 or call 6715 8458 to confirm current rates at your nearest centre.
Common questions from parents considering primary tuition at Edufarm.
Edufarm offers primary tuition in three subjects: English, Mathematics and Science. All three are available from Primary 3 to Primary 6. English and Mathematics classes also run for Primary 1 and Primary 2, following the foundational MOE syllabus for those levels. Science is not examined at P1–P2 under the MOE framework, so we begin Science tuition from Primary 3.
Classes are held twice a week. Each session is 1.5 hours long. The twice-weekly schedule is deliberate — it gives students enough time to absorb and consolidate each lesson before the next, which is more effective than cramming the same contact hours into a single weekly session. Most families find the rhythm manageable alongside schoolwork and CCAs.
Yes. All Edufarm primary tuition programmes follow the current MOE syllabus for each subject and level. Our teachers use topical worksheets built around MOE learning objectives, and students practise with past-year exam papers from local schools. We monitor MOE curriculum updates and revise our materials whenever the syllabus changes.
Yes. Primary 5 and Primary 6 students receive focused PSLE preparation as part of their regular tuition. This includes full-syllabus coverage, structured revision of weak topics, intensive past-year paper practice and guidance on exam technique — including the open-ended answering style that MOE Science markers look for and the specific question types in PSLE Maths and English. We follow the AL (Achievement Level) scoring system, so parents and students always know where they stand. If you're unfamiliar with how PSLE AL scores work, read our PSLE AL system guide.
The simplest starting point is your child's current school year — we place students in the class group that matches their school level (P1–P2, P3–P4 or P5–P6). If your child has recently struggled or excelled in school assessments, mention this when you call or WhatsApp us and our teachers can advise on whether a different placement would help. There is no formal entry test; we assess fit through the first few sessions and adjust if needed. Call 6715 8458 or WhatsApp 9186 6763 to discuss.
Edufarm has tuition centres across Singapore, located in neighbourhood areas so families can find a centre close to home or school. We deliberately avoid concentrating in a single location — the goal is to make quality primary tuition accessible without a long commute. To find your nearest centre with available slots for your child's level and subject, call us on 6715 8458 or WhatsApp 9186 6763.
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