TESTIMONIALS – W@W STUDENTS’ SUCCESS STORIES

Discover the secrets to scoring FULL MARKS for PSLE English composition writing and achieving A1 for O-Level English. Check out our W@W Graduates’ success stories and learn how WR!TERS@WORK helped them to excel in PSLE and O-Level English!

Since launching in 2012, we have established ourselves as a leading writing school and learning enrichment centre in Singapore.

And our strong track record of success proves that WR!TERS@WORK enrichment classes can really help students achieve their potential.

In schools, our students have achieved full marks in their English compositions. On a national level, our students are high achievers who have achieved A* in PSLE and A1 in ‘O’ Levels English. A number of our students have even shined on the international stage by winning The Queen’s Commonwealth Writing Competition and The University of New South Wales Global International Competitions and Assessments for schools (ICAS).

Our students from the following schools have successfully scored FULL MARKS in composition writing upon mastering W@W writing techniques!

Our students from the following secondary schools have successfully scored As in English Language after enrolling in W@W Secondary Program:

W@W PSLE TRENDSPOTTING PROWESS
We have an impeccable track record to trendspotting PSLE composition questions in our W@W WR!TE Curriculum and we have always hit the bull’s eye since 2012. Our PSLE graduates’ results speak for itself.

Take a look at our outstanding track record below.

Just as they were chatting casually, a figure bumped into Bob. When he looked up, he saw a burly man dressed in black, wearing a jacket and a thick gold chain around his neck. “Watch where you are walking!” the man barked rudely. He starred daggers at Bob before he bulldozed past the two boys. Bob stumbled backwards in shock, utterly dumbfounded. Barry held Bob’s elbow to keep him steady and remarked, “Are you all right? That man must be having a bad day.” Before the boys turned their backs, they saw the man corner a cat that had strolled into his path.

Natalie Teo Enya

Primary 4 Methodist Girl’s School

Janice glanced worriedly at her wrist watch. The time was already ten past seven. She had twenty minutes to make it to school on time. The sky was overcast. A slight drizzle rained down like a mist. It started raining cats and dogs as Janice reached the bus stop. She had ignored her mother’s advice to take an umbrella with her. She wondered how she was going to make it to school in the rain.

Jovan Ang

Rulang Primary School (Primary 2)

“My child has a wealth of ideas to draw from when writing stories, and that never used to be the case before she came to W@W. What I’m really impressed with is that she is able to plan her writing well before she starts. Thanks W@W. The results have been amazing!”

Mrs Sharon Tan

Parent of our Primary 4 student