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409 real 2026 Prelim questions from ACSJ, Nanyang, Raffles Girls’, St Nicholas Girls’ and 6 more schools — sorted by topic, not by paper, so your P5 or P6 child spends the run-up to PSLE fixing what’s actually costing marks, not repeating what they already know.

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Full papers test stamina.
Topical papers test mastery.

A Prelims exam tells you a score. It doesn’t tell you that your child guesses on every Forces question, or freezes on oxygenated-vs-deoxygenated blood.

Grouping 409 real prelim questions by topic turns “my child is weak at Science” into “my child needs 45 minutes on Adaptations” — a problem you can actually schedule and fix before PSLE, whether that’s this year for your P6 child or next year for your P5 child.

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THE EVIDENCE

A Prelims paper gives a score. It doesn’t name the cause.

One paper, one number. If your child scores 61%, a full paper can’t tell you whether the missing 39% is Forces, Adaptations, or three careless slips — it’s all mixed into the same total.

Split the same questions by topic and the pattern becomes something you can actually act on.

 

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WHY MARKS STILL GO MISSING

Your child may know the Science… and still lose marks.

With PSLE approaching, this is one of the most frustrating things for parents.

Your P5 or P6 child has revised the concepts, completed worksheets, attempted prelim papers —

yet marks are still lost because their answers are:

 

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And doing another entire prelim paper may not solve it — if your child is weak in Forces, Heat or the Respiratory System, why spend precious revision time on topics they already know?

At this stage, revision needs to become more targeted.


WHY IT WORKS

Why topical revision is so powerful before PSLE

 

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WHAT’S INSIDE

Two booklets. Every answer explained.

 

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NOTHING SKIPPED

Every syllabus topic, P3 to P6

The exact same topic breakdown used inside the booklets — every P3–P6 topic represented, nothing held back for a “part 2.”

Built primarily for P5 and P6 revision, with the P3–P4 foundation topics included to close any earlier gaps before PSLE. So you know before you buy whether the one topic your child is stuck on is actually covered.

 

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HOW TO USE IT

Five steps turn practice into improvement

Don’t rush through all 409 questions just to finish the set.

The goal isn’t “how many did we complete” — it’s “how many weaknesses did we fix.”

 

1. Identify

Look at your child’s recent school or prelim work and note exactly where marks are being lost.

2. Target

Go straight to that topic in the bundle — MCQ or OEQ — instead of starting from page one.

3. Attempt

Have your child complete the questions before looking at the suggested answers.

4. Compare

Check each response against the suggested answer and explanation. Don’t just mark ✓ or ✗ — ask “what important point did I miss?”

5. Correct

Rewrite the incomplete or inaccurate answer. That’s where practice turns into improvement.

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PARENTS SAY

Highly recommended by parents

 

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IS THIS RIGHT FOR YOUR CHILD?

Especially useful if your child…

  • Understands the Science but struggles to score consistently, especially in OEQs

  • Keeps losing marks because answers are incomplete or imprecise

  • Has certain topics noticeably weaker than others

  • Has already completed several full papers and needs more targeted revision

  • Needs exposure to how a familiar concept can be tested differently

  • Needs clearer examples of how Science answers should be constructed

  • Is in P6 and sitting the PSLE this year

  • Is in P5 and building toward PSLE next year

“But we already have so many prelim papers…”

Exactly — the problem usually isn’t a lack of questions. It’s finding the right questions at the right time. A stack of full papers forces your child to jump constantly between topics.

This bundle lets you say: “You struggled with this topic in your prelim — let’s work on it today.” Open the topic, practise, check the suggested answer, understand the mistake, move on.

Less random practice, more purposeful revision.

One final push

PSLE Science is getting closer. Make the revision that’s left count.

Whether your child sits the PSLE this year or next, the goal is the same: not more papers, more focused ones.
409 real questions, 10 schools, every P5–P6 topic (plus P3–P4 foundations), fully explained — for $78.