Has the difficulty level of the PSLE math paper risen in the last few years? Peggy Foo, a numeracy specialist and ex-teacher shares her insights with TNAP.

Want to predict your child's success as they grow older? Your child's math skills will be the best gauge.

Has social media and texting has changed the way we speak and write? Will this affect our children when they come to formal writing and speaking?

If you've decided to homeschool your child at Primary 1 onwards, the first official step is to apply to the Ministry of Education (MOE) for approval.

We want our kids to realise their full potential but we might neglect that our kids are overworked and stressed. We ask the experts for the signs.

War, economy crisis, famine, politics. How can we teach children about the world's current affairs? Are they too young to understand?

What can parents do to support their child's ever-changing interests? Give them a wide exposure, says an expert. Read on to learn more.

The exam period is not only stressful for the child, but for the parent too. How can you better manage your own and your child's exam stress?

How can you help your kid prepare for his PSLE English? Do targeted practice and keep reading books, suggests an expert from British Council.

On 13 July, the Ministry of Education (MOE) finally revealed what the new PSLE scoring system looks like. Here are 3 takeaways for parents.