Secondary & IP Classes

Lower Secondary and IP classes

The years that decide how comfortable JC feels. Lessons close the gaps school moves too fast to close, and build the algebra and reasoning habits that everything after Sec 2 quietly assumes.

Subjects

What we teach, and exactly what's covered

Open any subject to see the full topic list — the same list the practice platform tracks each student against.

Lower Sec Maths

Sec 1 & Sec 2 / IP 1 & IP 2 · 2-hour weekly lesson

Almost every upper-secondary maths problem is really a lower-secondary skill under pressure. We make algebraic manipulation automatic now, so Sec 3 is about new ideas instead of old gaps.

What we cover11 topics
  • Numbers and standard form
  • Algebraic manipulation
  • Ratio, proportion, percentage and interest
  • Rate and speed
  • Linear equations and inequalities
  • Linear functions and graphs
  • Angles, triangles and polygons
  • Mensuration
  • Congruence and similarity
  • Pythagoras and basic trigonometry
  • Statistical diagrams

Lower Sec Science

Sec 1 & Sec 2 / IP 1 & IP 2 · 2-hour weekly lesson

The year students choose between Pure and Combined Science — and the year the particle model either clicks or doesn't. Taught as one coherent picture of matter, energy and life rather than three disconnected subjects.

What we cover16 topics
  • The Scientific Endeavour
  • Diversity of Matter by Physical Properties
  • Diversity of Matter by Chemical Composition
  • Diversity of Matter using Separation Techniques
  • Model of Matter — Particulate Nature of Matter
  • Model of Matter — Atoms and Molecules
  • Chemical Changes
  • Ray Model of Light
  • Application of Forces and Transfer of Energy
  • Transfer of Heat Energy and its Effects
  • Electrical Systems
  • Model of Cells — the Basic Unit of Life
  • Human Digestive System
  • Transport Systems in Living Things
  • Human Sexual Reproductive System
  • Interactions within Ecosystems

IP Physics

IP 3 & IP 4 · 2-hour weekly lesson

IP physics skips the O-Level scaffolding and expects you to reason from first principles early. We cover the full ground while pushing the depth IP papers ask for, which is also the bridge into H2.

What we cover20 topics

Mechanics & thermal

  • Physical Quantities, Units & Measurement
  • Kinematics
  • Dynamics
  • Turning Effect of Forces
  • Pressure
  • Energy
  • Kinetic Particle Model of Matter
  • Thermal Processes
  • Thermal Properties of Matter

Waves, electricity & modern

  • General Properties of Waves
  • Light
  • Electromagnetic Spectrum
  • Static Electricity
  • Current of Electricity
  • D.C. Circuits
  • Practical Electricity
  • Magnetism
  • Electromagnetism
  • Electromagnetic Induction
  • Radioactivity

IP Chemistry

IP 3 & IP 4 · 2-hour weekly lesson

Chemistry punishes students who memorise. Lessons anchor everything to structure and bonding first, so mole calculations, qualitative analysis and organic reactions become consequences rather than lists to learn.

What we cover13 topics
  • Experimental Chemistry
  • The Particulate Nature of Matter
  • Chemical Bonding and Structure
  • Chemical Calculations
  • Acid-Base Chemistry
  • Qualitative Analysis
  • Redox Chemistry
  • Patterns in the Periodic Table
  • Chemical Energetics
  • Rate of Reactions
  • Electrochemistry
  • Organic Chemistry
  • Maintaining Air Quality

IP Maths

IP 1 to IP 4 · 2-hour weekly lesson

One continuous four-year track rather than E Math and A Math bolted together. Students meet calculus and vectors earlier, so the JC transition stops being a cliff.

What we cover38 topics

IP 1–2 foundations

  • Numbers and standard form
  • Algebraic manipulation
  • Ratio, proportion, percentage and interest
  • Rate and speed
  • Linear equations and inequalities
  • Linear functions and graphs
  • Angles, triangles and polygons
  • Mensuration
  • Statistical diagrams

IP 3 algebra & geometry

  • Quadratic expressions and algebraic fractions
  • Quadratic equations
  • Quadratic and power graphs
  • Quadratic functions
  • Indices
  • Surds
  • Polynomials and partial fractions
  • Equations and inequalities
  • Binomial expansions
  • Exponential and logarithmic functions
  • Coordinate geometry of lines
  • Congruence and similarity
  • Pythagoras and trigonometry
  • Set language and notation
  • Matrices

IP 4 and the JC bridge

  • Radians, arc and sector
  • Properties of circles
  • Coordinate geometry of circles
  • Linear law
  • Trigonometric functions and equations
  • Trigonometric identities
  • Proofs in plane geometry
  • Differentiation
  • Integration and kinematics
  • Vectors in two dimensions
  • Probability
  • Histograms, stem-and-leaf and box plots
  • Averages and standard deviation
  • Real-world and integrated problems
Group class schedule

Current weekly slots

SubjectDayTime
IP 2 / Sec 2
MathsTuesday2:30 – 4:30pm
ScienceFriday2:30 – 4:30pm
IP 3 / Sec 3
MathsWednesday6:45 – 8:45pm
IP 4 / Sec 4
MathsSunday10:30am – 12:30pm

Group sizes are capped, so slots can fill up — WhatsApp us to check current availability. Subjects without a listed slot run on demand once a group forms. Private (1-to-1) timings are arranged around your schedule.

Fees

Billed per block of 4 lessons — no registration deposit.

LevelGroup programmeFee
IP 2 / Sec 2Weekly 2-hour lesson$320 / 4 lessons
IP 3 / Sec 3Weekly 2-hour lesson$340 / 4 lessons
IP 4 / Sec 4Weekly 2-hour lesson$360 / 4 lessons

Per subject, billed per block of 4 weekly 2-hour lessons. Platform access is included at no extra cost. IP 1 / Sec 1 and private (1-to-1) rates on enquiry. All prices in SGD. See our full terms for details.

What's included

Every student gets the full toolkit

Customised worksheetsBuilt around MOE principles and tailored to each topic.
Curated question banksThousands of exam-style questions, including from prelim papers.
Real tutor markingMethod and technique marked on the student's own working.
Instant worked solutionsFull solutions with diagrams and video the moment they submit.
Monthly progress reportsA clear picture for parents of what's mastered and what needs work.
Adaptive "what to revise next"The platform steers each student to the highest-impact topics.

Start with a free trial

Sit in on a lesson, use the platform for a week, then decide.