  After the discovery of the 125 GeV Higgs boson, the Next-to-Minimal
Supersymmetric Standard Model (NMSSM) has become more interesting as a model
for new physics since new tree-level contributions to the Higgs mass makes it
easier to accommodate the relatively high measured value, as compared to the
MSSM. One very distinctive feature of the NMSSM is the possible existence of a
light singlet-like pseudoscalar. As this pseudoscalar may be lighter than the
discovered Higgs boson without conflict with data, it may lead to LHC
signatures rather different to what is usually searched for in terms of new
physics. In these proceedings we will discuss studies concerning the
discoverability of such light pseudoscalars. It is demonstrated that heavier
scalars decaying to pairs of pseudoscalars or pseudoscalars and Z bosons may
lead to discovery in a large part of the parameter space. This is especially
important for the non-SM like of the two lightest scalars, as it may have an
almost 100% branching ratio for decay into pairs of pseudoscalars. In such a
case the discussed channels might be our only means of discovery, also for the
scalar.
