2021 Eye Level Awards

Congratulations to all Winners and Scholars

Annually, Eye Level Singapore organizes an Award Ceremony to promote, recognize, and reward students with outstanding performances for global competitions such as the Eye Level Literary Award (ELLA) and Eye Level Math Olympiad (ELMO).

This year, we are honoring the winners of ELLA, ELMO (Lite), and the Eye Level Completers (Scholars) through a specially-made video.

It is our pleasure to announce the 2020 Eye Level Winners. Your hours of hard work to prepare for the competition(s) and/or years of dedication to achieve completion of the Eye Level program are recognized. We are proud of you and your accomplishments.

Congratulations, winners:

Eye Level Literary Award (ELLA)
Illustrated Writing (Junior) – 4yo to 6yo
GOLD – Lim Zi Xin, Ally
SILVER – Huang Yichen
BRONZE – Emma Chang

Illustrated Writing (Senior) – 7yo to 9yo
GOLD – Avoe Kum
SILVER – Kong Wyne Lum Xavier
BRONZE – Fadiah Nabilah Yusoff

Writing – 10yo to 14 yo
GOLD – Lucas Chan
SILVER – Umaiza Zaini
BRONZE – Ayra Nur Adilia Shahmirshah

Eye Level Math Olympiad (Lite)
Perfect Scorers
Joshua Tan Jean Keat
Kaeden Soh

And, not forgetting all our 2020 Scholars, the Juniors and Seniors!

The certificates and/or trophies will be ready for collection in your respective learning centres from 8 March to 14 March 2021. All participants of the Eye Level competitions will also receive a ‘Certificate of Participation’.

What is Play Math?

Eye Level Play Math is a collection of comprehensive learning materials designed to introduce mathematical concepts to early preschoolers.

PLAY MATH ENABLES YOUR CHILD TO
👉 Compare the length of items
👉 Sort objects in groups
👉 Recognize simple shapes
👉 Comprehend spatial awareness and area
👉 Measure, add, and subtract basic numbers
👉 Learn patterns and matching
👉 Count basic numbers
👉 Learn the math conservation principle

Curriculum Design; English

The Eye Level English Programme is a unique ‘Comprehensive Literacy based Programme’ which not only encourages children to develop effective communication skills but also building a strong foundation of content knowledge which is so required in the contemporary times, and Eye Level is successful in investing in your children the best form of currency- Literacy.

Unlike others, our English program learning method has online, offline and teaching tools to build a strong foundation for the students!

Effective Parenting Tips; Staying Positive

We are left with a week before our country exits the COVID-19 Circuit Breaker. Measures will be progressively lifted, and the resumption of activities will be carried out over three phases, beginning with Phase 1.

We must be adaptable to make many adjustments and changes in our lives to stay within the constraints of the imposed movement restrictions. The war against the pandemic is far from over and we need to continue to persevere. So it is important to be mentally strong and continue to stay postive.

Everyone is excited for Phase 2 but we must not be too complacent. Stay strong and be safe!

Have you seen Eye Level news article?

As the daily number of new community cases has significantly declined, our country will exit the COVID-19 Circuit Breaker when it ends on 1 June 2020. Measures will be progressively lifted, and the resumption of activities will be carried out over three phases, beginning with Phase 1.

In Phase 1, enrichment activities or classes will not resume. Students are encouraged to continue using Eye Level On-Air as we believe consistent learning is essential in building the foundation and maintaining student’s learning momentum.

https://www.asiaone.com/business/eye-level-provides-11-online-coaching-students-staying-home

Have you seen our Critical Thinking Math Question?

Critical Thinking Math is in our Math Program that students can develop critical and analytical thinking skills.

Critical Thinking Math focuses on:
√ Developing problem solving
√ Patterns
√ Geometry
√ Measurement
√ Reasoning skills in advanced mathematical skills

Students can experience practical applications in mathematics by solving applied mathematical problems using the Eye Level Teaching Tools.

Effective Parenting Tips; Make Communications a Priority

Have you heard the news? I bet you have! We are happy that the government have move towards lifting some of the restrictions of the Circuit Breaker today!

This is definitely a step towards returning to our normal lives, albeit a new normal. However, we are still not fully out of the woods yet, and we should continue with our initiatives to stay safe.

So, today we would like to share the 6th and final poster of the WHO parenting tips, which is on the importance of good communications with our children. Our children want and deserve explanations as much as adults do. We should make sure our explanations and expectations are clear. If there is a problem, describe it, express our feelings in a positive manner and invite our child to work on a solution with us.

Hope the following tips are of help. Meanwhile, continue to stay safe and stay home!

Effective Parenting Tip; Keeping Calm and Managing Stress

As our Circuit Breaker continues till 1 June, we would like to share more about parenting tips on how to stay calm and manage stress.

Managing stress is a big concern for families who are stuck at home for prolonged periods. Remember to stay calm with your children. Your children will look for you for support and reassurance. Accept how they feel and give them your comfort. Hope the tips help.

Meanwhile, stay home and stay safe!

Effective Parenting Tip; Bad Behaviour

Bad behaviour is a common topic for children.

Today, we like to focus on the common issue of children sometimes behaving. The parenting tips we like to share will certainly help to lessen the frequency of instances of trepidation whenever our children exhibit bad behviours.

Helping shape your children’s behaviour is a key part of being a parent. Children learn by watching everyone around them, especially their parents. When we use good manners and positive modeling behaviours, we will teach our children to do the same.