With the MOE school holidays 2025 just around the corner, many parents are looking for meaningful ways to help their children make the most of their break. At WRITERS AT WORK, we’re excited to offer a holiday program that combines academic growth with fun, engaging activities for both primary and secondary school students. Whether your child is preparing for their PSLE or O-Levels or simply looking to sharpen their writing skills, our holiday program is designed to provide a well-rounded, enriching experience that will give your child the confidence to succeed.
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1. Comprehensive Writing Classes for Primary and Secondary School Students
At WRITERS AT WORK, we understand the importance of honing writing skills, and our holiday program is tailored to help students enhance their English composition writing abilities. Our classes cover a wide range of writing styles, from narrative to argumentative essays, and we ensure that students are well-prepared for timed writing assessments like those in the PSLE and O-Levels.
For primary school students, our focus is on building a strong foundation in writing, emphasizing creativity, structure, and expression. Through interactive lessons and hands-on practice, students will learn how to craft compelling stories, develop descriptive language, and organize their thoughts clearly.
Secondary school students will benefit from more advanced writing techniques, including improving coherence, enhancing vocabulary, and tackling complex essay structures. These workshops will also cover critical exam strategies, helping students learn how to manage their time and approach writing tasks with confidence.
2. Holiday Revision Classes: PSLE and O-Level Preparation
If your child is preparing for the PSLE or O-Levels, our holiday revision classes are a great way to stay ahead of the curve. The WRITERS AT WORK program is designed to give students an intensive review of key English concepts, including grammar, comprehension, and writing techniques. These classes are structured to provide a clear understanding of what students need to focus on, ensuring that they feel confident and ready when the exams arrive.
If your child is preparing for the PSLE or O-Levels, our holiday revision classes are a great way to stay ahead of the curve. The WRITERS AT WORK program is designed to give students an intensive review of key English concepts, including grammar, comprehension, and writing techniques. These classes are structured to provide a clear understanding of what students need to focus on, ensuring that they feel confident and ready when the exams arrive.
Secondary school students attending WRITERS AT WORK will undergo targeted revision for O-Level English, with special focus on essay writing, comprehension skills, and effective argumentation. With personalized feedback and focused attention, students will be better prepared to tackle the challenges of the O-Level English exam.
3. Fun Learning Activities: Making Education Enjoyable
At WRITERS AT WORK, we believe that learning should be both fun and enriching. That’s why our holiday program includes a variety of interactive activities designed to engage students in creative ways. These activities aim to boost their language skills while keeping them excited about learning.
For primary school students, we offer creative writing exercises, storytelling sessions, and group discussions that encourage collaboration and self-expression. We’ll also incorporate games and challenges that make learning feel like play, helping them develop their writing skills without even realizing it.
For secondary school students, we incorporate activities such as debates and discussions, to foster critical thinking and effective communication. These activities are not only fun but also prepare students for real-life situations, such as writing for professional environments and engaging in public speaking.
4. Personalized Coaching: Tailored to Your Child’s Needs
Each child is unique, which is why WRITERS AT WORK offers personalized coaching for all students during our holiday program. Our experienced instructors will work closely with each student to identify their strengths and areas for improvement. Whether your child needs extra support with grammar, sentence structure, or essay writing, we will tailor our approach to suit their individual needs and learning pace.
This personalized attention ensures that every student gets the help they need to excel and achieve their writing goals, whether they are preparing for exams or simply looking to build their confidence and skills.
5. Flexible Timing to Fit Your Schedule
We understand that during the MOE school holidays 2025, parents often have busy schedules, so we’ve added more sessions to our holiday programs, especially during longer holiday periods. Our diverse session options ensure families can find a schedule that fits their needs while delivering a comprehensive learning experience.
6. A Focus on Confidence and Growth
At WRITERS AT WORK, our mission is not only to improve your child’s academic performance but also to boost their confidence in their writing abilities. We believe that every student has the potential to become a great writer, and our holiday program is designed to nurture this potential in a supportive, encouraging environment.
As your child progresses through the program, they will develop a deeper love for writing and gain the skills needed to tackle any writing task, whether it’s for school exams or creative projects.
Conclusion: Maximize Learning with WRITERS AT WORK This Holiday
The MOE school holidays 2025 are a fantastic time to invest in your child’s education, and at WRITERS AT WORK, we’re here to provide a holiday program that is both educational and enjoyable. Whether your child is preparing for exams, looking to improve their writing skills, or simply seeking a fun and engaging way to spend their break, our program offers something for everyone.
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to help your child grow academically while having fun! Join us at WRITERS AT WORK this holiday season and give your child the tools they need to succeed.
March Holiday Program (17-19 March)
- P1/2 Composition Writing
- P3/4 Oral (Thematic) *New Oral Syllabus
- PSLE English Paper 2 + Oral (New Oral Syllabus)
- P5/6 Oral (Thematic – Set A) *New Oral Syllabus
If you can’t make it for our March Holiday Program, fear not! We’ve got you covered with more exciting programs in June, August, September, and December. Stay tuned!
June Holiday Program
- P1/2 W@W Composition Writing
- P1/2 Oral
- P3/4 Oral (Thematic) *New Oral Syllabus
- PSLE English Paper 2 + Oral (New Oral Syllabus)
- P5/6 Oral (Thematic – Set A) *New Oral Syllabus
- P5/6 Oral (Thematic – Set B) *New Oral Syllabus
- June PSLE Composition Crash Course (Onsite & Webinar)
Commonly Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. Why Is It Important to Attend English Enrichment Classes?
Students will be able to develop important skills such as critical thinking which will serve them well in all areas of life. Students will learn how to incorporate critical thinking and analysis skills when they read comprehension passages and plan their ideas and arguments out for essays.
2. Is It Worth Getting an English Tutor?
If your child needs help in school, it could be worth considering getting an English tutor as English is a compulsory subject at school. English is used in all areas of life and learning how to read critically and write essays are highly important skills which should be learned early.
3. Why Do Students Have Poor Writing Skills?
Students often have poor writing skills as they do not have the knowledge of good exam habits to practise. For example, many students often do not plan their essays, which lead to a poor writing habit of rambling, going off on irrelevant tangents, and forgetting to list all good arguments.
4. What Do You Learn in English Writing Class?
At W@W, students are first taught to break down questions to understand what is being asked. Learning what the question wants is just as important as learning how to answer it. Next, students will learn how to use the Plot Curve to craft logical and coherent plots, and interesting, well-developed characters, all the while learning key phrases which broaden their vocabulary. Students will use ideas from all the lessons taught at W@W in the exam.
