Sample lesson · Grade 3
Ana has 3 times as many stickers as Ben. Together they have 48. How many does Ana have?
What it teaches: 4 units = 48, so 1 unit = 12 and Ana has 36. Children see the answer before writing a single equation.
Singapore Math, Reading & Languages and Araling Panlipunan in small classes in Grand Centennial Homes, Kawit. Lessons are paced to your child, so every topic is truly theirs before we move on.
The Scholars Program
Enrol in one subject or combine them. Every child starts with an assessment, so we know exactly where they are — and where to take them next.
01 · Singapore Math
Children handle it, draw it, then write it — building understanding first, so speed and accuracy follow.
Sample lesson · Grade 3
What it teaches: 4 units = 48, so 1 unit = 12 and Ana has 36. Children see the answer before writing a single equation.
02 · Reading & Languages
A child who reads with ease understands the word problem, the history lesson and the science text. We build that ease step by step, in English and Filipino.
Sample lesson · Grade 2
Mia looked out the window at the dark clouds. Before school, she packed her umbrella and her rain boots.
Clues found: dark clouds umbrella rain boots It will rain.
What it teaches: the story never says "rain". Children learn to find clues in the text and explain their answer — the skill behind every comprehension test.
03 · Araling Panlipunan
Dates and names stick when children understand the why behind them — so a test becomes a chance to explain, not just recall.
Sample lesson · Upper primary
What it teaches: history as cause and effect, not a list of dates — and that it happened in their own town.
Summer Enrichment Program
Short summer classes in math and reading for children aged 3 to 10, grouped by age so every child starts at the right step.
Ask about summer slots
Math
3–3.5 years
Math
3.5–4.5 years
Reading · English & Filipino
4–5 years
Reading · English & Filipino
5–7 years
Reading · English & Filipino
8–10 years
Our approach
Parents see structure, discipline and progress they can measure. Children see a place that feels like a friend. Every session is built to deliver both.
Every lesson stands on the Singapore Math pentagon: problem solving at the centre, held up by five sides. Five sides — and five letters in minds.
A diagnostic shows what your child already knows and where the gaps are.
Small classes of learners at the same stage, so no one is left behind or held back.
Children explain how they got an answer — the habit that turns memorising into understanding.
Parents get regular updates on what was covered and what comes next.
Schedules & fees
The Scholars Program runs all year. Message or call us for current fees, and ask about combining subjects.
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Serving families in Kawit, Imus, General Trias and Lancaster New City.
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Tell us about your child and we will call to schedule a diagnostic session and recommend the right class.