Nan Chiau Primary School Nan Chiau Primary School traces its roots to March 1947 as part of Nan Chiau Girls’ School, becoming a full-fledged primary school in 1979 and co-educational in 1984. This profile covers its facts—last reviewed 2026, drawing on official school information—plus how Odyssey Math Tuition’s primary math tuition supports its students in […]
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CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ (Secondary) CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ (Secondary) was founded on 16 January 1933, relocating to its current Ang Mo Kio campus in 1996 as a SAP school. This profile covers its facts—last reviewed 2026, drawing on official school information—plus how Odyssey Math Tuition’s secondary math tuition supports its students in E-Math and
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Methodist Girls’ (Secondary) Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary), established in 1887, is an independent all-girls SAP school in Bukit Timah. This profile covers its facts—last reviewed 2026, drawing on official school information—plus how Odyssey Math Tuition’s secondary math tuition supports its students in E-Math and A-Math. As a parent, the post-PSLE period can feel overwhelming—like standing
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Meridian Primary School Meridian Primary School, established in 2000 as the seventh primary school in Pasir Ris’s western sector, was officially opened in 2002. This profile covers its facts—last reviewed 2026, drawing on official school information—plus how Odyssey Math Tuition’s primary math tuition supports its students in PSLE Math preparation. As a parent navigating the
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Raffles Institution (Secondary & Junior College) Raffles Institution, founded in 1823 by Sir Stamford Raffles, is Singapore’s oldest school, spanning Secondary through Junior College. This profile covers its facts—last reviewed 2026, drawing on official school information—plus how Odyssey Math Tuition’s secondary math tuition supports its students in E-Math and A-Math. As a parent, the post-PSLE
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Marymount Convent School Marymount Convent School, established in 1950 by the Good Shepherd Sisters, opened on Thomson Road and became a solely primary institution in 1997. This profile covers its facts—last reviewed 2026, drawing on official school information—plus how Odyssey Math Tuition’s primary math tuition supports its students in PSLE Math preparation. As a parent
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Raffles Girls’ (Secondary) Raffles Girls’ School (Secondary), established in 1879, is an independent all-girls school offering a six-year Integrated Programme jointly with Raffles Institution. This profile covers its facts—last reviewed 2026, drawing on official school information—plus how Odyssey Math Tuition’s secondary math tuition supports its students in E-Math and A-Math. As a parent, the post-PSLE
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Maha Bodhi School Maha Bodhi School, established in 1948 at Geylang Road as a Buddhist mission school, has been based at Bartley Road since 1970 and holds SAP status. This profile covers its facts—last reviewed 2026, drawing on official school information—plus how Odyssey Math Tuition’s primary math tuition supports its students in PSLE Math preparation.
Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary School Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Primary School (KCPPS) traces its roots to 1924 as Katong Girls’ School, evolving into Choon Guan School by 1925. This profile covers its facts—last reviewed 2026, drawing on official school information—plus how Odyssey Math Tuition’s primary math tuition supports its students in PSLE Math preparation. As a
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Kheng Cheng School Kheng Cheng School, founded in 1929, is a Special Assistance Plan (SAP) school with nearly a century of history. This profile covers its facts—last reviewed 2026, drawing on official school information—plus how Odyssey Math Tuition’s primary math tuition supports its students in PSLE Math preparation. As a parent navigating the vibrant yet
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