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Maths Learning Pathways
Choose your school level. Explore a learning path, then practise with playful questions that grow in difficulty.
Choose a level ↓01 · Choose a level
All learning levels
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Preschool
4–6 yearsNumber recognition 1–20Counting objectsMore and less
📘Year 1
7 yearsNumbers to 100Addition and subtraction foundationsCounting and comparing
📘Year 2
8 yearsPlace value and number sequencesAddition and subtractionEarly multiplication and division
📘Year 3
9 yearsMultiplication tables and divisionFractions and equal partsMoney and problem-solving
📘Year 4
10 yearsLarger numbers and operationsMultiplication and division strategiesFractions and decimals
📘Year 5
11 yearsFractions, decimals and percentagesMultiplication and divisionMoney and financial choices
📘Year 6
12 yearsMixed operations and estimationFractions, decimals and percentagesRatio and problem-solving foundations
🎓Form 1
13 yearsIntegers, factors and multiplesFractions, decimals and percentagesAlgebraic thinking
🎓Form 2
14 yearsRatio, rate and proportionAlgebra and number relationshipsGeometry and transformations
🎓Form 3
15 yearsIndices and standard form foundationsAlgebraic and numerical reasoningGeometry and measurement
02 · Learning focus
Preschool Mathematics Pathway
Curriculum-informed practice, not an official assessment or a replacement for classroom teaching. Parents and teachers can choose the most suitable starting point.
🔢Number recognition 1–20
➕Counting objects
🍕More and less
📏Shapes and patterns
📐Everyday measurement
💰Time and routines
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Number First StepsMeet numerals 1 to 10, say their names, and notice how each number represents a quantity.Learn first
Counting ObjectsCount one object at a time. Touch or point to each item once so nothing is missed or counted twice.Learn first
More or LessCompare two groups and decide which has more, fewer, or the same number of objects.Learn first
Shape First StepsExplore circles, squares, triangles, rectangles, ovals, and stars. Look for these shapes in everyday objects.Learn first
Patterns and SequencesNotice what repeats and predict what comes next in simple colour, shape, and picture patterns.Learn first
Size and MeasurementCompare objects using everyday words such as long, short, tall, heavy, light, full, and empty.Learn first
Time and Daily OrderExplore morning, afternoon, evening, night, days of the week, and the order of familiar daily activities.Learn first
ℹ️ Curriculum-informed practice, not an official assessment or a replacement for classroom teaching. Parents and teachers can choose the most suitable starting point.
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