Learn to Learn Better: Building Stronger Minds This Holiday
- Jerlyn Tong

- 12 minutes ago
- 3 min read

As parents, we all want our children to do well in school to focus better, plan ahead, manage their emotions, and take responsibility for their learning. But behind every high-performing, confident student lies something deeper than intelligence, it’s Executive Function (EF) skills.
At Total Communication Therapy, we believe that strong EF skills are the cornerstone of academic success, independence, and emotional resilience.
That’s why this holiday season, we’re inviting students aged 10 to 16 to join our Executive Function Skills Holiday Camp, a 4-day immersive programme designed to help children learn how to learn better.
Why Executive Function Skills Matter
Executive Function refers to the mental processes that enable us to plan, focus attention, remember instructions, and juggle multiple tasks successfully. For students, these skills form the foundation for everyday academic and life success.
Children with well-developed EF skills can:
Focus and pay attention during class
Stay organised and manage tasks independently
Regulate their emotions and behaviour effectively
Approach challenges with flexibility and confidence
Improve their performance in exams and schoolwork
Yet, these crucial skills aren’t always taught explicitly in school. That’s where our camp comes in.
Programme Overview
Duration: 4-Day Holiday Camp
Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM daily
Age Group: 10–16 years old
Format: Small-group sessions for personalised attention
Our programme is thoughtfully structured to help students build essential EF and cognitive foundations through engaging, hands-on activities that connect directly to academic skills and real-life learning.
Programme Goals
Strengthen Cognitive and Executive Function Skills
Working memory and sustained attention
Planning and prioritisation
Flexible thinking and problem-solving
Task initiation and completion
Emotional regulation and stress management
Self-monitoring and reflection
Integrate Academic Skills for Real-World Learning
Study strategies and note-taking techniques
Organising ideas effectively
Exam-friendly problem-solving
Goal-setting and long-term planning
Each day, students participate in reflection journals to help them understand their thinking style and develop metacognitive awareness — a key ingredient for independent learning.
Programme Flow
What Your Child Will Gain
Improved Academic Performance: Better focus, memory, and organisation for enhanced learning outcomes.
Practical Tools & Strategies: Study techniques, planning templates, and stress-coping mechanisms that can be applied beyond the classroom.
Confidence & Self-Regulation: Increased emotional control and resilience under academic pressure.
Independence & Lifelong Learning Skills: Empowerment to take ownership of learning and problem-solving, both in school and in life.
Who Should Join
This camp is ideal for:
Students who struggle to stay focused or manage time effectively.
Learners preparing for higher academic demands (PSLE, O-Levels, or IB).
Children who experience stress or frustration during exams or school tasks.
Parents who want to build their child’s independence and motivation.
A Thoughtfully Designed Experience
Led by our experienced educational therapists, the programme combines evidence-based EF strategies with fun, experiential learning. Every activity is intentional designed to help students understand how they think, not just what to think.
Our small-group setting ensures personalised attention, allowing each student to learn at their own pace and apply new strategies meaningfully.
Apply Now
Help your child explore skills that up their potential this school holiday. Equip them with the skills to stay focused, organised, and confident in school and beyond.
Register your interest today for the Executive Function Skills Holiday Camp at Total Communication Therapy.
Limited seats available for small-group sessions.
Contact us at Call/WhatsApp: +65 9115 8895
Because learning better starts with thinking better.





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