School is officially in full swing, how is your child doing?

Want your kiddo to become a speedier and more engaged learner? We have practical suggestions you can try!

Is your kiddo always procrastinating? Wise up to ways to get her to finish her homework and improve her grades!

Judith Lee, a usually chill mother of three, details her harrowing experience enrolling her eldest child in Primary 1.

Mummy blogger Michelle Choy details what made her cancel her daughter’s tuition just before her Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE).

Try these handy statements and questions to rev up your child’s excitement on their first day of school.

It’s hard keeping tweens focused on homework — but homeschooling mum Yolande Tye has tips for you…

Your child isn’t doing at all well at school — should you push for more tuition or could the problem be a learning disorder such as dyslexia?

Get tips on how you can boost your dyslexic child’s confidence and help him do better in school.

Learn nifty ways to get your kiddo to complete his assignments on time.

Wise up to fuss-free tweaks you can make to your conversations, and get your child chatting about school…

More primary-school children are showing signs of stress… What can we do?

A brain fitness expert list ways to enhance junior's focus on his tasks and studies...

A guide to improve your child’s thirst of knowledge.

Ensure junior navigates his first year in Primary School smoothly with these useful strategies.

Here’s expert advice on how to get kids to start school on the right note...

Maybe your child’s struggles with his mother tongue aren’t just about exposure… The Dyslexia Association Singapore sets you straight.

Try these practical pointers to encourage your indifferent learner to get fired up about studying.

Warning ― you might feel envious that junior’s school experience has improved by leaps and bounds since your time!

Now that junior’s grades are out, we have tips on how to help him pick the right secondary school…

Revising well is just half the battle, help junior score by telling him which common mistakes he should avoid making!

Don’t let PSLE stress get junior down ― feed him these top foods, so he’ll clear the exams with ease!

You don’t need to over-prepare when it comes to going back to school!

Junior will be stressed to have conflicts with his teacher. Here are ways to help him straighten out the matter.

No worries, we have strategies on how you can encourage junior to get past the school gates…

Make sure all these are ticked off before your bub steps into the school.

Get expert tips on helping your child cope with the P1 transition.

These are going to be basic skills that your child is going to need every day. Help them rehearse for school so they can do them independently.

Cecilia Leong conducts emotional intelligence workshops for children and suggests ways to help junior enjoy school.

From our 2015 Parents Connect seminar, we share BrainFit’s tips to improve your child’s memory...

What your child should know when it comes to his languages and maths by the time he enters Primary school…

Suddenly, your tot is a preteen and a handful. We’ve useful tips for surviving this challenging time with your 9-to-12-year-olds.

Talented in maths or music, these superstar kids and their mums tell us what it’s like to shine…

We have tips that’ll keep junior’s brain and body fighting fit for his best exam performance yet!

Textbooks? Check. Uniform? Check. Wise up to other ways you can gear your kiddo up for Primary 1…

It’s a daunting task, but Lilys Amirah Gomes is determined to help her son battle his learning disorder.

Actor Tosh Zhang wants you to know junior can find success even if he doesn’t have a degree.

Initially worried about his son entering Primary 1, dad Terence Lim thinks that school is where children will mature.

If you’re P1 parent stressed by the new PSLE grading, an educator spells out what this means for junior…

Phones have downsized, while music players and data-storage devices have moved online ― gadgets have really evolved over time.

First child — if it’s not your alma mater, you’re probably doing the parent-volunteer thing for Phase 2B. So what’s it like? Father of two Terence Lim finds out…

Help your peewee pass their mother-tongue language exam with flying colours ― by watching out for these possible missteps!

Now that your kiddo is all ready to start Primary school, calm his nerves with these tips.

We deal with readers’ major concerns about their kids and learning.

Hone junior’s understanding in these topics and ace the exams with these killer strategies!