2025 School Calendar Overview
Primary and Secondary School Terms
1. Term 1: Thursday, 2 January – Friday, 14 March 2025
(10 weeks)
2. Term 2: Monday, 24 March – Friday, 30 May 2025
(10 weeks)
3. Term 3: Monday, 30 June – Friday, 5 September 2025
(10 weeks)
4. Term 4: Monday, 15 September – Friday, 21 November 2025
(9 weeks for Primary; varies for Secondary based on national exams)
School Holidays
1. March Holidays: Saturday, 15 March – Sunday, 23 March 2025
2. June Holidays: Saturday, 31 May – Sunday, 29 June 2025
3. September Holidays: Saturday, 6 September – Sunday, 14 September 2025
4. Year-End Holidays: Saturday, 22 November – Wednesday, 31 September 2025
Maximizing School Holidays: A Strategic Approach to English Mastery
March Holidays: A Mid-Term Boost
- Review Term 1 Material: Reinforce topics covered in Term 1 to start Term 2 strong.
- Enroll in Intensive Workshops: WRITERS AT WORK offers holiday programs focused on areas like composition writing and oral skills.
June Holidays: A Time for Growth
- Focus on Weaknesses: Revisit WAs from Terms 1 and 2 to correct mistakes.
- Expand Reading Habits: Read diverse genres to improve comprehension and vocabulary.
- Start Prepping for Term 3: Tackle higher-level English exercises.
September Holidays: Sharpening the Sword
- Mock Tests: Take timed practices for upcoming assessments.
- Oral Exam Drills: Refine speaking skills in preparation for end-of-year exams.
Year-End Holidays: Preparing for the Next Year
- Consolidate the Year’s Learning: Revise Term 4 topics to solidify knowledge.
- Preview Next Year’s Syllabus: Get a head start on new topics.
- Customizing Lessons: Tailored to each student’s needs, ensuring steady progress.
- Providing Structured Practice: From grammar to composition, our spiral curriculum reinforces learning step by step.
- Offering Expert Feedback: Actionable advice to turn weaknesses into strengths.
Attain Stellar Results with WRITERS AT WORK!
English is a compulsory subject which all students must undertake. However, mastering the English language is not something which happens overnight – it takes consistent practice and effort to learn the nuances of the language. Students must read more and practice writing to gradually improve. Cramming for a language subject nearer to the exams is an impossible feat. After all, Rome was not built in a day! Attaining such a skill will have positive implications for not only your child’s education in school, but also employment prospects in future.
At WRITERS AT WORK, we are committed to providing the smoothest learning experience for your child sitting for their English exams. With our carefully curated methods of teaching your child how to write well, your child will learn how to present their thoughts and arguments in a coherent and concise manner. WRITERS AT WORK reinforces your child’s language skills and provides a strong foundation for their academic success, keeping up with all aspects of their progress both inside and outside of the classroom to nurture them holistically. For more information about how WRITERS AT WORK makes a difference, feel free to explore our website, watch our YouTube videos and catch us LIVE on TikTok!
If you are interested in our primary English tuition and secondary English tuition in Singapore, WRITERS AT WORK has expanded to 9 convenient locations. To find the nearest location that suits your needs, please explore our options. If you have any inquiries regarding our range of programs or class schedules, please feel free to contact WRITERS AT WORK!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
1. What Do You Learn in English Writing Class?
2. How Can I Improve My Child’s Creative Writing Skills?
One way to enhance a child’s creative writing skills is by reading model compositions. After all, children cannot write about what they do not know. By reading how good essays are written and attempting to imitate them, children will pick up sentence mechanics and vocabulary they can use in their own exams. Reading more will also give students ideas about the various contexts they can write an essay about as they will be able to broaden their horizon of experiences.
3. Why is It Important to Take Writing Classes?
4.What Age Do Kids Start Creative Writing?
