Revamped PSLE Exams - 2023

Key Changes:

• Math: New topics like coding and data literacy introduced.
• Science: Increased emphasis on environmental topics.
• Mother Tongue: More creative and critical thinking tasks.

PSLE Scoring System Update

New PSLE Scoring System Explained

Understanding the Changes

From 2023, the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) scoring system will undergo changes. Here's a breakdown of what you need to know:

• Total score will range from 1 to 30, replacing the previous 12-band system.
• Scores will be reported in whole numbers, with no decimals.
• Subject-based scoring will remain, with scores for English, Mathematics, Science, and Mother Tongue Languages.
• Students will be automatically placed in Secondary 1 Express, Normal (Academic), or Normal (Technical) streams based on their total PSLE score.

Why the Change?

The new system aims to reduce the emphasis on PSLE results, allowing students more flexibility in their educational paths. It also seeks to encourage a broader range of achievements and skills.

Go East PSLE Expansion

New Math Curriculum for Primary Schools

From next year, primary school students will be introduced to a new math curriculum. The revised syllabus aims to equip students with stronger problem-solving skills and a better understanding of mathematical concepts.

The new curriculum will:

• Emphasize real-world applications of mathematics
• Encourage creative thinking and exploration
• Introduce new topics, such as data analysis and financial literacy

Parents and teachers can expect to see changes in the way math is taught in classrooms. The Ministry of Education will provide resources and training to support the transition.

PSLE Maths Curriculum Overhaul

Maths Curriculum Update

We are excited to announce an enhanced approach to teaching Maths, tailored to our students' needs.

The updated curriculum focuses on real-world application and problem-solving skills, ensuring students can apply what they've learned beyond the classroom.

PSLE National Paper Format Update

New PSLE Syllabus Changes Announced

Students and parents, take note! The Ministry of Education has recently announced changes to the Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) syllabus for the 2023 academic year and beyond. These updates aim to better prepare students for the future and align with the nation's educational goals.

Key Changes to the PSLE Syllabus

• Enhanced focus on 21st-century competencies, such as critical thinking, creativity, and digital literacy.
• Increased emphasis on environmental sustainability and social-emotional learning.
• Revised scoring system to better reflect students' strengths and progress.

For more information on the PSLE syllabus updates, please visit the Ministry of Education's website.

Increased PSLE Exam Transparency

Discover the latest update in education. Learn about the enhanced PSLE Marking System, designed to ensure greater fairness and accuracy in grading. This new system, set to roll out next year, will provide parents with more detailed information about their child's performance, fostering better understanding and support.