Which primary levels and subjects do you teach?

Primary 5 and Primary 6 Math and Science, following MOE's Standard Mathematics and Standard Science syllabuses.

How much are the fees?

$300 a month for one subject, or $550 a month for Math and Science together. Each month has 4 lessons of 1 hr 45 min.

How many students are in each class?

A maximum of 6 students per class, so the tutor can check on every child during the lesson.

Which syllabus do you follow?

MOE's latest syllabuses: the 2021 Primary Mathematics syllabus and the 2023 Primary Science syllabus. Both apply to Primary 5 and Primary 6 students in 2027.

How do we get started?

Book a free diagnostic assessment with the form below, or WhatsApp us. We'll find out where your child is now and recommend the right class.

Primary Math & Science · P5 and P6

Primary Math & Science. Small Classes of 6. PSLE Confidence.

Primary 5 and 6 Math and Science in groups of no more than 6, following MOE's syllabus topic by topic, so your child builds strong foundations for the PSLE and Secondary 1.

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Class size: Max 6
Each lesson: 1 hr 45 min
From: $300 a month

Fees for Math and Science

1 subject Math or Science $300a month
2 subjects Math and Science Save $50 $550a month

4 lessons a month per subject, 1 hr 45 min each. Max 6 students per class.

Why KLS for Primary

The attention of a tiny class

Max 6 per class

Small enough for every child to be called on, checked on and helped.
Follows the MOE syllabus

Every P5 and P6 topic, taught in school order, so lessons match what's in class.
A head start on Secondary

Algebra, ratio, energy and systems from P5 and P6 lead straight into Sec 1.
Parents kept in the loop

Homework and progress updates in a private group chat for your family.

Student results

Real results from students who worked closely with our tutors

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What we cover

The full P5 and P6 syllabus

From MOE's latest Primary Mathematics (2021) and Primary Science (2023) syllabuses, which P5 and P6 students follow in 2027.

Topic	What your child learns
Whole numbers	Numbers up to 10 million, in numerals and words Multiplying and dividing by 10, 100, 1000 and their multiples Order of operations and brackets, without a calculator
Fractions	Fractions as division, and fractions as decimals Adding and subtracting mixed numbers Multiplying fractions by whole numbers and by fractions Multiplying a mixed number by a whole number
Decimals	Multiplying and dividing decimals by 10, 100, 1000 and their multiples Converting units: km and m, m and cm, kg and g, ℓ and ml
Percentage	A part of a whole as a percentage Finding a percentage part of a whole Discount, GST and annual interest
Rate	Rate as an amount per unit Finding the rate, the total, or the number of units

Topic	What your child learns
Area of triangle	Base and height of a triangle Area of a triangle Area of composite figures made of rectangles, squares and triangles
Volume of cube and cuboid	Building solids with unit cubes; cubic units, cm³ and m³ Drawing cubes and cuboids on isometric grid Volume of a cube or cuboid, and of liquid in a rectangular tank How ℓ and ml relate to cm³
Angles	Angles on a straight line and at a point Vertically opposite angles Finding unknown angles
Triangles and quadrilaterals	Isosceles, equilateral and right-angled triangles Angle sum of a triangle Parallelograms, rhombuses and trapeziums Finding unknown angles

Topic	What your child learns
Fractions	Dividing a proper fraction by a whole number Dividing a whole number or proper fraction by a proper fraction
Percentage	Finding the whole from a part and its percentage Percentage increase and decrease
Ratio	Ratios a : b and a : b : c Equivalent ratios and simplest form Dividing a quantity in a given ratio Finding a missing term; how fractions and ratios relate
Algebra	Using a letter for an unknown number Simple expressions such as a + 3, 3a and a ÷ 3 Simplifying and evaluating simple expressions Solving simple linear equations

Topic	What your child learns
Circles	Area and circumference of a circle Area and perimeter of semicircles and quarter circles Composite figures with squares, rectangles, triangles and circles
Volume of cube and cuboid	Finding an edge, height or face area from the volume Using square roots and cube roots
Special quadrilaterals	Unknown angles in composite figures: squares, rectangles, triangles, parallelograms, rhombuses and trapeziums

Topic	What your child learns
Average	Average as total value ÷ number of data How average, total and number of data relate

Topic	What your child learns
Reproduction in plants and animals	The cell as the basic unit of life How plants reproduce from spores and seeds Pollination, fertilisation, seed dispersal and germination Fertilisation in humans, and how it compares with flowering plants
Water	Water in three states: melting, freezing, boiling, evaporation and condensation Melting point of ice and boiling point of water The water cycle, and what affects evaporation: wind, temperature, exposed surface area Why water matters, and the impact of water pollution

Topic	What your child learns
Human respiratory and circulatory systems	Air as a mix of gases How plants, fish and humans take in oxygen Nose, windpipe and lungs; heart, blood and blood vessels How the digestive, respiratory and circulatory systems work together
Plant transport system	The parts that carry food and water in a plant How food and water are transported Comparing transport in plants and in humans
Electrical systems	Circuits with batteries, wires, bulbs and switches Why a closed circuit lets current flow Effect of more batteries, and of bulbs in series and parallel Electrical conductors and insulators

Topic	What your child learns
Photosynthesis	The Sun as our main source of light and heat energy What plants need to make sugar and oxygen: water, light and carbon dioxide Respiration releases energy from food How plants and animals get their energy
Energy conversion	Forms of energy: kinetic, potential, light, electrical, sound and heat Energy changing from one form to another Most energy resources come from the Sun Saving energy in everyday life

Topic	What your child learns
Forces	A force as a push or a pull, and what forces do Magnetic, gravitational, elastic spring and frictional forces How friction affects motion Weight and gravity
Interactions within the environment	What affects survival: temperature, light, water, food and other organisms Organisms, populations, communities and habitats Food chains and food webs: producers, consumers, predators and prey Adaptations, and man's positive and negative impact

Source: Ministry of Education, Primary Mathematics Syllabus (2021) and Primary Science Syllabus (2023), Primary 5 and 6 Standard content.

Fees

Simple monthly fees

4 lessons a month per subject, 1 hr 45 min each. The same fees apply to Math and Science.

1 subject

Math or Science

$300 a month

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Best value · Save $50

2 subjects

Math and Science

$550 a month

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Only 6 seats per class. WhatsApp us to check availability.

Real results

What KLS parents say

Picked from our Google reviews, word for word.

5.0 ★★★★★ 136 Google reviews

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Failing since Sec 1 → A1 in Sec 2

“My son (Sec 2) started 2 lessons before WA1 and managed to get a B4. Before that, he had been failing Math since Sec 1, his foundation was very weak and he had no interest because he couldn’t understand anything. … By WA2, my son improved to an A1. … We’ve tried a few Math tutors over the past couple of years but never found the right one. Desmond is definitely different and is the kind of tutor many parents are looking for.”

tricia Parent · Google review, 2026

★★★★★

E8 → A2 A Math · B4 → A1 E Math

“My child was struggling with AMath and EMath. With Desmond’s support, he improved from E8/B4 to A2/A1 respectively….Desmond truly cares, and his one-on-one sessions were not cheap but they were worth it. Mya and Jiarong also helped a lot with Chemistry and Physics to a B3 from a fail. It wasn’t just about academics…..their guidance really boosted his confidence and mindset too.”

Hr K Parent · Google review, 2025

★★★★★

Failing → A1 in Sec 2 Math

“In Sec 1, my son struggled with the subject, he failed two WAs and only managed a borderline pass in his EOY exam. Since engaging Desmond at the start of Sec 2, we have seen significant improvement. In the recent WA1, my son improved drastically from failing grades to A1. Desmond is patient and able to explain concepts clearly, which has boosted my son’s confidence in Math.”

Ai Shin Ng Parent · Google review, 2026

★★★★★

C → A in Sec 2 Math

“When Ava was in Sec 1, Math was one of the subjects she struggled with, and she finished with a C grade. With the patience, encouragement and guidance from her teacher at Kahu Learning, we gradually saw a real change — not only in her understanding of Math, but also in her confidence. Now in Sec 2, she has achieved an A for Math!”

Angela Goh Parent · Google review, 2026

★★★★★

F9 → A2 in Math

“Desmond is a good tutor. With his help and teaching experience,my daughter, has improved from F9 to A2. It was a big jump bench mark of her results. Luckily, we made the right choice for engaging him as her tutor. A very big thump up to him. His teaching method really works on my girl as she understands better than what the teacher taught in school.”

Eileen Ang Parent · Google review, 2025

★★★★★

D7 → A2 in Sec 1 Science

“Teacher Nimai is a very patient and diligent teacher who never fails to follow up with my son on his homework. He also helped adjusted his own timing to avoid clashing with my son's CCA which I deeply appreciate. Under the guidance of teacher Nimai my son's Sec 1 Science went from D7 to A2 in 6 months. Thank you for all your efforts!”

Lim Ann Parent · Google review, 2026

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Primary questions

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Primary Math & Science. Small Classes of 6. PSLE Confidence.

The attention of a tiny class

Max 6 per class

Follows the MOE syllabus

A head start on Secondary

Parents kept in the loop

Real results from students who worked closely with our tutors

The full P5 and P6 syllabus

Number and Algebra

Measurement and Geometry

Number and Algebra

Measurement and Geometry

Statistics

Cycles

Systems

Energy

Interactions

Simple monthly fees

What KLS parents say

Primary questions

Which primary levels and subjects do you teach?

How much are the fees?

How many students are in each class?

Which syllabus do you follow?

How do we get started?

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