The more popular ones are from:

1) Smashing Exams
2) GLM
3) Pearson

Bookshop:

Bookshop:

The differences in the yearly TYS are:

1) The answer key provided. In terms of the answers provided, SAP seems to have come a long way. The answer keys used to be littered with errors here and there. But they have improved signficantly, and now generally provide answers that are more trusted than the other publishers.
2) Pricing. Popular bookshops are offering higher discounts for EPH, as it's their in-house brand.
3) Size of the book. Shinglee and EPH books are of A4 sizes, which is the O-Level standard. Also, their pages have been specially designed so that they can be torn out from the book for separate yearly revision.

You have to decide which of the above factors is the most important.
[quote=\"hopefulparent\"]I am thinking of buying the yearly TYS for my boy. He is taking the O-levels in a few months' time.

Does anyone have any experience as to which TYS is preferable? I saw EPH, SAP, Shinglee and some other brands at Popular. Are they all the same?

Thank you.

Thank you for the advise, Bookshop.

Do you have any recommendations for Physics and Chemistry revision books, where there are notes and formulas. Do you think they will be useful for last minute revision?[/quote]
EPH Science At Your Fingertips - pocket-size notebook with summarised notes.

Smashing Exams Physics and Chemistry - complete guidebook with full notes.

Bookshop:

The differences in the yearly TYS are:

1) The answer key provided. In terms of the answers provided, SAP seems to have come a long way. The answer keys used to be littered with errors here and there. But they have improved signficantly, and now generally provide answers that are more trusted than the other publishers.
2) Pricing. Popular bookshops are offering higher discounts for EPH, as it's their in-house brand.
3) Size of the book. Shinglee and EPH books are of A4 sizes, which is the O-Level standard. Also, their pages have been specially designed so that they can be torn out from the book for separate yearly revision.

You have to decide which of the above factors is the most important.

hopefulparent:

I am thinking of buying the yearly TYS for my boy. He is taking the O-levels in a few months' time.

Does anyone have any experience as to which TYS is preferable? I saw EPH, SAP, Shinglee and some other brands at Popular. Are they all the same?

Thank you.

Thank you for the advise, Bookshop.

Do you have any recommendations for Physics and Chemistry revision books, where there are notes and formulas. Do you think they will be useful for last minute revision?

The differences in the yearly TYS are:

1) The answer key provided. In terms of the answers provided, SAP seems to have come a long way. The answer keys used to be littered with errors here and there. But they have improved signficantly, and now generally provide answers that are more trusted than the other publishers.
2) Pricing. Popular bookshops are offering higher discounts for EPH, as it's their in-house brand.
3) Size of the book. Shinglee and EPH books are of A4 sizes, which is the O-Level standard. Also, their pages have been specially designed so that they can be torn out from the book for separate yearly revision.

You have to decide which of the above factors is the most important.

hopefulparent:

I am thinking of buying the yearly TYS for my boy. He is taking the O-levels in a few months' time.

Does anyone have any experience as to which TYS is preferable? I saw EPH, SAP, Shinglee and some other brands at Popular. Are they all the same?

Thank you.

eyktay:

FOR SECONDARY 1:

1) Without tuition, what are some recommended websites, guidebooks or enrichment materials to recommend?

2) If walking down the Tuition aisle.......any recommended centres or teachers?

MTIA!

Based on customer feedback, my recommendations are as follows:

1) Primary English:
- Casco

2) Primary and Secondary Maths
- Casco
- Shinglee

3) Primary Science
- Casco

4) Secondary Science
- GLM [For practice questions]
- Smashing Exams [For notes]