Learning Genius EduCentre

Term 4: September Dates to note

7 September
- invoice will be issued in the last week of August through the child
- payment by 7 Sep will enjoy early bird discount
- payment after 7 Sep will revert to the original fees
- deposit for 2026 will be offset in the final term invoice
- to sign up for 2027, a fresh deposit will be required

13 September
- release 2027 schedule and fees for customer's planning
- release through Facebook only

15 September onwards
- registration for 2027 commences
- 15 & 16 September reserved for existing / past customers
- 17 September onwards for all (existing and new) customers

P4 & P5 EOY REVISION
MATH & SCIENCE

(FULL) P5 Science: 12 Oct, 10am-12.30pm
(1 SEAT LEFT) P5 Math: 13 Oct, 10am-12.30pm

Price per subject: $90 (2.5h)
2 subject nett discount: $10

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P4 Science: 13 Oct, 1.30-3.30pm
P4 Math: 14 Oct, 1.30-3.30pm

Price per subject: $75 (2h)
2 subject nett discount: $10

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1) No school on 12-14 Oct
(PSLE marking week)
2) All classes require 3 pupils to start
3) Math Revision on Word Problem & Science Revision on Open-ended Questions
4) Courses open for ALL
(existing and new pupils)
5) Capped at 8 pupils per class
6) All terms and conditions of the centre apply
7) Only physical lessons, no zoom availabe
8) No make up lesson available
9) Refund available with valid MC, admin charge of $8 applies

Do send us a WhatsApp at 9820 5432 to register for the courses.

9 August 2026

Centre will be closed in celebration of Singapore 61 years of independence!

May Singapore continue to progress and prosper!

Centre will open on 12 August.

Sign-up is now closed. Thank you.

🇸🇬 National Day Edition – Free Heritage Walking Tour!

If you didn't already know, besides being a tutor, I've recently taken on a new role as a licensed tourist guide!

This National Day weekend, I'd like to invite you to join me on a FREE heritage walking tour.

Together, we'll journey back to where modern Singapore began—from Sir Stamford Raffles' in 1819, to the treaties and agreements that established Singapore as a British trading post, and eventually a British colony.

We'll explore questions such as:
• What did Sultan Hussein, the Temenggong and the local communities gain?
• What did they have to give up?
• How did these decisions eventually shape the Singapore we know today?

Many of us know bits and pieces of Singapore's history leading to independence, but on this tour, I'll put the story together in chronological order so you'll see the bigger picture.

Some of you may have joined walking tours overseas, but have yet to experience one in Singapore. I've also reimagined the traditional walking tour experience, and I'd love for you to come and see what makes this one a little different.

📅 Date: 10 August 2026 (Monday)
🕤 Time: 9.30am – 12.00pm
📍 Meeting Point: Raffles Landing Site
🏁 End Point: Muscat Street, Kampong Glam

Please bring:
👟 Comfortable walking shoes and clothing
☂️ An umbrella (just in case!)
💧 Drinking water
🚌 An EZ-Link card (we'll take a public bus from Singapore River to Kampong Glam)
😊 Most importantly, bring your curiosity and a cheerful spirit!

Many of you have seen me in the classroom. Now, I'd love to show you another side of me—as a storyteller bringing Singapore's history to life.

If you'd like to join, WhatsApp me at 8827 6624 to reserve your slot(s).

Limited slots available. See you there! 🇸🇬

ALL SEATS TAKEN UP - Thank you!

PSLE MINI BOOTCAMP

7, 8 Sep 2026

(FULL) 7 Sep: Math, 9.30am-12.30pm

(FULL) 8 Sep: Science, 9.30am-12.30pm

8 seats available for each course.
Price: $180 per class
Discount: $15 discount for 2 subjects sign up

Send us a WhatsApp at 9820 5432 to sign up for the last P6 course in preparation for PSLE.

If you have a dream, don't just talk about it—make it happen.

Last week, I shared with my pupils that if they want something badly enough, they have to work for it. Today, I'd like to share my own story in the hope that it inspires them to pursue their dreams with determination.

Throughout last year, I wanted to upgrade myself. I had hoped to enrol in the Tourist Guide Course in January 2025, but the schedule made it impossible for me to meet the required 75% attendance. Instead of giving up, I waited patiently for another opportunity.

Eventually, I found a course that fit my schedule. I began in late November 2025 and completed it in late February this year.

What many people may not know is that during those months, while your child was attending tuition, I was also attending classes every weekday from 9.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. To continue teaching my pupils, I would leave the course at around 3.00 p.m., rush back for lessons, and then spend my evenings revising for exams, preparing outdoor presentations, marking assignments, creating worksheets, and planning future lessons. Time management and discipline became essential parts of my daily life.

I had two goals: to become a better tourist guide and to continue giving my pupils the quality education they deserved. I was determined not to compromise on either, and I believe I achieved both.

Our children are still young. Many have not yet discovered what they truly want, and it is natural for them to feel discouraged when they encounter obstacles. As an adult and as their tutor, I believe it is my responsibility to lead by example and show them that perseverance is often the difference between success and giving up.

If I had given up after my first year in business, when I had fewer than ten pupils, I would never have had the privilege of teaching and helping more than 900 pupils over the years.

Dreams do not become reality through wishful thinking alone. They become reality through commitment, resilience, and consistent effort.

Let's continue to encourage our children to make wise choices today, develop the habit of persevering through challenges, and believe in themselves. One day, they will look back and thank you for it.

PSLE mini Bootcamp 2026
September school holidays

Registration on 13 July, 10.30am

3 hours class
(different from June Bootcamp)
1 class of Math (Mon, 9.30am to 12.30pm)
1 class of Science (Tuesday, 9.30am to 12.30pm)

Do not register yet. Happening only on 13 July.