Singaporean parents are increasingly relying on academic tuition to prepare their children for the high-stakes Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE). This trend is driven by the competitive nature of Singapore's education system, where academic success is highly valued. Parents fear that regular schooling may not fully equip their children for the PSLE, leading them to seek additional support. Social pressure and a desire to provide the best opportunities for their children further fuel this reliance on tuition.