From Kiasu to Confident — Together.
KiasuNoMore makes learning chill, fun, and actually something to smile about — PSLE prep, minus the panic!
About Audrey
I’m just an ordinary mum in Singapore—okay, maybe slightly more dramatic than average—who once found herself knee-deep in assessment books, red pens, and PSLE anxiety. Like most parents, I wanted my son to do well. But I also didn’t want him to grow up thinking that learning = stress, or that PSLE = the end of the world. (Spoiler alert: it’s not.)
Upcoming Retreats
5 Day Saṃsāra Yoga Retreat
Feb 14, 2024
Saṃsāra, the eternal dance of birth and rebirth, an unending cycle woven into the fabric of existence. All levels of yogis are embraced on this transformative journey. Embracing the profound essence of Saṃsāra, we embark on a holistic exploration, intertwining the external and internal realms through a harmonious blend of dynamic morning yoga and introspective Yin Yoga every night.
3 Day Private Silence Yoga Retreat
Feb 14, 2024
Silence, a profound sanctuary that transcends the spoken word, becomes the guiding force in our 3-day Private Silence Yoga Retreat. This intimate journey is an invitation for all levels of yogis to embrace the transformative power of quietude. In the cocoon of silence, we navigate the depths of our being, finding solace and rejuvenation.
This blog started with my yoga journey. Since then I became a certified yoga instructor and have recently began organising small group lessons and retreats. Join this incredible journey with me.
Namaste
“Jenn has helped me improve and maintin a sustainable yoga practice.”
Danielle, CA
From the blog
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PSLE Math Revision: Percentage
🧠 Formula: (Part / Whole) × 100% 🧩 Percentage Word Problem Concepts 1. One Item Constant One value doesn’t change – e.g., same number of items. 🔍 Example: Susan has 25% more stickers than Amanda. Mary has 25% fewer stickers than Amanda. Susan has 200 more stickers than Mary. How many stickers does Susan and Amanda…
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PSLE Math Revision: Fractions
🪄 Fraction Tip: Common denominator = happy fractions. 🧩 Remainder Use this when a fraction of a group is used, and something is left over. 🔍 Example: Mr Toh gave 2/5 of his money to his wife and donated 1/2 of the remainder to charity. If he had $738 left, how much did he give his wife?…
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