English Enrichment Classes – Creative Campus: Learning with Latitude

Primary Enrichment Classes

Primary Regular Classes, Essay & Oral Writing Class, Acing PSLE English, Essential Grammar Programme

Secondary Enrichment Classes

Secondary Regular Classes, Secondary 1 Primer, Secondary English Literature

What do English enrichment classes entail?

English enrichment classes involve the enhancement, improvement or reinforcement of one’s English competency.

In this vein, our goal at Creative Campus is to not only improve each student’s weak spots when tackling the English language, but also enhance and bolster each child’s strengths.

After all, a key aspect to writing and speaking well, along with excelling in school, is confidence. This is how our students have managed to tackle, head-on, the rigours of the Singaporean education system and beyond.

How do we do this at Creative Campus?

Through a Robust Curriculum

Our in-house curriculum is set to cultivate a life-long love for the English language, while targeting the key examination components across the levels of Kindergarten.

Because we believe that English proficiency is a crucial life skill, our lessons are committed to challenge and stretch students to confidently analyse information, think critically, and respond convincingly and cohesively both verbally and in writing.

Each English enrichment programme is tailored to engage the students’ interest and inspire learning. So, while subject matter might cover the major themes or real-world issues, encountered by students in school projects and/or exams, lessons are crafted in an accessible and compelling manner.

Providing personalised attention within a group setting.

Each primary class has under 12 students who are guided by highly experienced, trained teachers -- this means that each child has personalised attention.

The Benefits of a Group Setting: Creating A Nurturing Environment To Optimise Your Child's Learning

Children learn as much from their social interaction with their peers as from their teacher’s instruction.

For instance, if a child sees that his classmates are attempting or capable of navigating a task, he too can be more willing or motivated to try. Sometimes a bit of friendly competition also helps spur a child on to take up new challenges.
In such an environment, students cultivate empathy and respect too. They learn to take turns, keep an open mind that is receptive to alternative opinions, and learn the skill of questioning or opposing respectfully.
These are all important communication skills that should be cultivated in our children.

Group Engagement Stimulates Creativity

The benefits of group engagement are most obvious in oral practice and essay writing, especially when brainstorming for points of argument and plotlines.

In a group setting, the number of ideas generated is multiplied, and an experienced teacher can explain to the class why an idea is excellent while another might be less appropriate, especially for school exams, for instance. In this way, each child learns more in the 2 hours, and more importantly, is more engaged due to the accelerated pace of the lesson and the energy that a lively discussion injects into the lesson.
The same is true for generating content for oral practice.
The same is true for generating content for oral practice.

How the Teacher Personalises Delivery and Feedback

Our teachers are very experienced in creating a cooperative and interactive learning environment where healthy cross-learning is encouraged.
Each teacher knows how to navigate discussion such that there are clear learning points to take away from each lesson.
Scripts are marked and returned on a timely basis. Our teachers identify the strengths and weaknesses of each student, and provide prompt feedback on both the spoken and written assignments.

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Mon - Fri 11am - 5:30pm
Sat 9:30am - 4pm

6455 3063

Email: chalk@creativecampus.com.sg

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Testimonials

Alexandra Foo

At Age 11, SCGS

"I enjoy going to Creative Campus as it has a good learning environment. The teachers know how to motivate the students by using relevant videos to make lessons more interesting. We also learn about current global affairs. My English grades have improved since I started going to Creative Campus."

Feedback from parents

Cindy Soh

Mother of Auston Lim, Catholic High School, Age 9

" My two children enjoy the classes, especially the newspaper discussion. It does widen their general knowledge and interest in English. Though my child only joined Creative Campus after the September holidays, I found that the lessons were rigorous towards the examination period and that left us parents feeling that our child is in good hands. Most of the components were well covered, including the writing component. I have no doubt in the quality of teachers as my child enjoys the interactive lessons thoroughly!"

Mdm Cao

Mother of Huang Xin Ran, Rulang Primary School, Age 10

"We speak mostly Chinese at home and as such, English has always been Xin Ran’s weakest subject since Primary 3. Although she is in the top class for her level, her English result has always been lower than the class average by 2-3 marks. However, after we joined Creative Campus, we saw her grades improve – she reached the class average for the first time in P4 SA1 and even scored above average for her SA2. We really appreciate your help and guidance and believe that Xin Ran will become more confident in her language ability and improve steadily in the future."

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Classes available for ages 5 to 18.
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Enrichment VS Tuition

Naturally, parents are concerned about their children’s academic performance. While most look out for English tuition as a solution, boosting your child’s competency in English through enrichment is the more valuable, lifelong investment.

Often, tuition only addresses short-term goals, such as scoring a Band 1 in the end-of-year examination. For the same money and time invested, providing your child with English enrichment will not only put him ahead of the competition, but also equip him with the knowledge and skills necessary for life.