How to Improve Your Child’s Chinese During School Holidays in Singapore
1. Build a Simple Daily Chinese Habit
According to the Ministry of Education (MOE), frequent exposure to Chinese is key to language learning. During school holidays, parents can help them develop relaxed and regular Chinese learning habits at home.

2. Improve Chinese Faster Through Reading
Reading helps children build their vocabulary and improve their comprehension quickly. Parents can take their children to the National Library Board (NLB) to borrow Chinese storybooks, comics, or magazines that are suitable for their level and interests.

3. Practise Writing and Speaking in Daily Situations
School holidays are a great opportunity for children to practise writing and speaking skill in a relaxed environment. Parents can encourage their children to write short diary entries in Chinese to record their experiences of the day or describe family activities.
Speaking is just as important. Ask your child to share their thoughts or retell stories in Chinese. This helps build confidence and fluency
For older students preparing for PSLE, Lexue’s Primary 5 to 6 PSLE Chinese Programme provides guided writing and speaking practice aligned with expectations set by SEAB.
4. Keep Holiday Learning Light but Focused

Lexue designs holiday programmes that meet the needs for children at different levels, whether they need confidence to boost their confidence or improve their test preparation.
5. Get Professional Support When Needed

📌 Key Points for Parents
-
School holidays are ideal for improving Chinese skills
-
Daily exposure works better than long study sessions
-
Reading, writing, and speaking should be practised together
-
MOE aligned learning supports steady improvement
-
Professional guidance helps children progress faster
🎯 Help Your Child Make Real Progress This School Holiday
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
A: Keep learning light and consistent. Short daily reading, simple writing, and regular speaking practice work best.
A: About 20 to 30 minutes a day is enough when learning is focused and consistent.
A: Yes. Programmes aligned with MOE guidelines ensure children learn skills that support school learning.
A: Yes. Gentle revision and guided practice help PSLE students stay confident and prepared, following SEAB expectations.
A: Lexue provides structured lessons, personalised guidance, and MOE aligned teaching to help children progress step by step.
