Neuromath 2011 PSLE Report Card
(updated as of 29 January 2012) Dear Parents
Despite the fact that our center does not sieve students but rather take in students of all abilities (Achievers, Average and even students who have NOT been passing math), we are happy to announce that for our 2011 PSLE result, 82.4% of our Group students achieved A and A* [National (A* and A): 44%] 100% of our Elite students score A & A*!
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What is so unique about our Math tuition programme?
Being one of the only few centres in Singapore that focuses on teaching Mathematics only, especially PSLE, we are given the full focus to understand the primary math question trends and to devise simple yet effective strategies to help students score in today’s challenging math examinations.
To achieve optimum class teachings, all parents are aware that at Neuromath, we group our students according to their abilities via our proprietary placement test that elicits the strength and weakness of each topic and the underlying cause of students’ underperformance. After which, we will group our students in classes of students with their similar abilities, our Mainstream Class, Elite Class, Jump-A-Grade Class or Yet-Achievers Class.
Is your child taking PSLE in 2012 or 2013?
PSLE results determine the choices of secondary school admission as well as the stream and programme (IP or IB) they will be assigned to.
If your child is in P5 or P6 next year and if you would like to know how our proven PSLE training programme can help your child excel, kindly contact our centre at 62599 880 or email admin@pslemath.com to request for a placement test.
Warmest Regards and Happy Holidays!
Regards
Norman Tien
CEO
2011 SA2 Results
Congratualtions to our Neuromath students for their outstanding results
for 2011 SA2! We are so proud of them. Keep up the good work!
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