For families who need a new or updated report, or whose child needs to get used to extra time, a reader pen or typing before the exam.
We read your child's psychological or medical reports against SEAB's rules: is the diagnosis from a registered professional, is the profile of need recent enough, and which arrangements it supports.
a one-page memo on what's ready, what to check and what's missingA 60-minute Zoom call about your child, your reports and your school, in English or 华文. Then a written AA Readiness Plan within 3 working days.
your Readiness Plan: report status, arrangements to ask for, a dated timeline and a school email template (EN + 中文)Priority booking with a partner psychologist. We gather your child's school history and brief them so the report covers what SEAB needs. The psychologist's fee is paid to them directly.
a faster, better-briefed assessmentA 60-minute session before you meet the form teacher and SEN officer. We plan what to say, what to bring and what to ask for.
a meeting script and a one-page home observation summary to hand to the schoolWhatsApp check-ins at each step until the application goes in, so nothing slips. Replies within 3 working days.
reminders and answers when you need themA 60-minute session once SEAB decides. What the approved arrangements mean on the day, how to practise at home, and next steps if it isn't approved.
a short exam-day plan for your childTimeline planner, document checklist, school email templates and a home observation log, in English and 华文.
an instant downloadTwo 1-hour timed practice sessions, one per subject you choose, using the arrangements your child will have: extra time, reader pen or typing. Extra hours are S$150 each.
written feedback on pacing and use of the arrangementsIt depends on the assessment. Partner psychologists quote you directly before you book, and you pay them, not us.
Extra time only helps if your child knows how to use it. Many schools only give arrangements during major exams such as the End-of-Year, not during Weighted Assessments, so the national exam can be the first time your child uses them under real exam conditions. Timed practice lets your child get used to the arrangements, and lets you see through trial and error which ones actually help, while there is still time to adjust. One timed hour per subject builds pacing and confidence.
Any two. Most families choose the subjects where timing or reading is hardest, often Maths and English.
Yes, at S$150 per subject per hour.
Report, school, deadline, practice and exam day.
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