Is your child scoring well in English but struggling in Chinese? You’re not alone — this is one of the most common challenges faced by primary school students preparing for PSLE Chinese in Singapore.

In Singapore, many parents hope to raise bilingual children who can communicate confidently in both English and Chinese. But for many families, English tends to dominate at home—especially when parents themselves are more fluent in English. As a result, Chinese often becomes a “school subject” rather than a natural part of daily life.