By Good School Learning Hub As streaming decisions approach, many parents focus on whether their child can perform consistently . A student may do well in one test and underperform in the next, creating anxiety about readiness. After more than 15 years of supporting Sec 2 students, I’ve found that inconsistency before streaming is common—and usually fixable—when approached calmly and systematically. Problem : Parents often worry that fluctuating results signal a lack of abil

By Good School Learning Hub English often feels like the most confusing subject for parents and students alike. A child may read regularly yet struggle with comprehension questions, or write frequently but see little improvement in composition marks. After more than 15 years of teaching upper primary students, I’ve seen that these concerns are common, especially as expectations increase. This article explains what strong English foundations really look like, and how parents c

By Good School Learning Hub In the primary years, many parents worry that small issues might turn into big problems later on. They notice repeated mistakes, slow progress, or habits that don’t seem to change despite effort. After more than 15 years of teaching primary students, I’ve learned that most learning difficulties at this stage are not caused by lack of ability. They are usually the result of common learning mistakes that go unnoticed or unaddressed for too long. Prob

By Good School Learning Hub Early Admissions Exercise (EAE) is often talked about as an “alternative route” into Polytechnic, but many parents and students are unclear about what it actually involves and who it is truly meant for. After guiding students through post-secondary decisions for many years, I’ve found that EAE works best when it is understood clearly—not treated as a shortcut or backup plan. Problem : Many families see EAE as a way to secure a Poly place early, esp