Hanlin Centre was established in 1999 and is registered with the Ministry of Education. The logo tells the rest: an open hall, a growing leaf, sky-blue room enough for every child in Singapore.
We keep an environment that is conducive for learning and a constant desire to excel — without turning childhood into a scoreboard.
Our key strength: English for international students entering Singapore schools through AEIS and S-AEIS.
Every PSLE and O-Level subject taught for the Singapore classroom.
Worksheets and notes included. No surprise booklists.
Chinese, Malay, Indian, Eurasian, newly arrived — children, teenagers and working adults.
翰林 is a hall of scholars. At Junction 10 it is also a Level 2 unit where a P3 reader and an O-Level physics student can share the same evening, in different rooms, with teachers who look up.
Progress you can see — a hand that goes up, a paper that comes back cleaner.
Small groups, not lecture halls. A child is a name, not a seat number.
A centre that looks like Singapore: many faces, one standard of care.
Diagnostics first. Then an individualised weekly plan. Computers where they help, textbooks where they matter, and the habit of trying again.
