Before PSLE revision becomes intensive, fix the weaknesses that will keep contaminating later practice. Repeated errors in core number work, comprehension, vocabulary, scientific explanation, question interpretation, or basic examination routines should be repaired before large volumes of timed papers make those errors more deeply rehearsed.
Use recent marked work to find what repeats across papers. Prioritise weaknesses that are foundational, common, and expensive in marks. Once those are stable, revision can shift toward speed, integration, unfamiliar questions, and full-paper endurance. Intensive revision works best when it sharpens a system that is already structurally sound.
Start with the Diagnostics & Recovery Hub, then move into the Examinations & Assessment Hub as revision becomes more paper-shaped.