About SGBox.com Bookstore

We take pride in selling only the latest editions of the best Singapore textbooks and workbooks used in Singapore schools today, from pre-nursery / three-year-old and younger through junior college / twelfth grade / eighteen-year-old, out of the thousands of titles that are published in Singapore.

With a direct presence in Singapore, we have a first-hand knowledge of the curricula changes in Singapore schools. We know what's in and what's out. We are able to evaluate and review all the Singapore school textbooks and workbooks here in Singapore as soon as new editions are available. We are also able to obtain the latest stock from our suppliers.

We have been in this business since 1998. We have reviewed and recommended many of the products on our websites, and our customers and web users have been very pleased with our service and recommendations. We invite you to read their testimonials.

All the Singapore school textbooks and workbooks reviewed and recommended on this website are based on the latest Singapore curriculum, and are used in Singapore pre-nurseries, kindergartens, primary schools, secondary schools, junior colleges and tuition centres.

Singapore's education system is known worldwide for its high standards and the high quality of students that it has produced. The credit should go to Singapore's education ministry, which designed an effective, comprehensive, relevant and forward-looking school curriculum for each and every grade level and subject for all the schools in Singapore. These curricula form the foundations of all school textbooks and workbooks used in Singapore schools today.

We do not recommend using the old editions of the Singapore textbooks and workbooks nor their rehashed versions as they are based on the old curricula and therefore outdated. If the old editions of the Singapore textbooks and workbooks is the reason why Singapore's education system is so successful, why would our education ministry in Singapore want to change them and put the education standards of our entire nation at risk?

The new editions of the Singapore textbooks and workbooks are based on the new Singapore curriculum, and incorporate new creative thinking skills and other major curricula changes which are not found in the old editions and their rehashed versions. Non Singaporeans may wish to note that the new curricula are an improved version of the old curricula.

If our education ministry in Singapore's sole objective in introducing the new editions of the Singapore textbooks and workbooks is to inculcate national education, wouldn't it have been much easier and better to simply include them in the old editions of the Singapore textbooks and workbooks?