P6 and Sec 4 students flock to tuition centres for mock exams after scrapping of school mid-terms


Tuition centre Overmugged said around 300 students signed up for its first-ever mock exams. - DARRELL ER

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Hundreds of students are turning to tuition centres to take mock mid-year examinations after all primary and secondary schools here scrapped the mid-terms across all levels from 2023.

Many of these students are in Primary 6 and Secondary 4, and want more test-taking experience ahead of national exams and to gauge their academic progress so far, tuition centres told The Straits Times.

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