Math High Achievers
Suitable for beginners
Goals
- Enhance problem-solving abilities and data processing skills
- Develop practical application and logical reasoning skills
- Prepare mathematical foundation for P3 topics such as geometry and number theory
Key Abilities
Solidifying Computational Skills
In P2, based on the MOE school syllabus and key topics from Singapore’s major math competitions, students will build on their understanding of basic arithmetic (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division). They will further develop by learning structured multiplication and division methods, division with remainders, the order of operations (BODMAS), and basic fraction computations. Additionally, students will enhance their ability to solve complex calculation tasks, such as addition/subtraction tips and special number sequences, to improve their numeracy and mathematical confidence.
Term 3 & 4 Focus Areas:
- Order of operations (BODMAS)
- Understanding fractions
- Summation of special sequences
Improving Problem-Solving SkillsThe proportion of application-based (word problem) modules increases significantly in P2. In the latter half of the year, students will learn how to tackle various word problems highlighted in lower primary math competitions. This includes utilising visual tools like train diagrams, number lines, and modeling charts to transform textual information into clear visual representations, helping students identify quantitative relationships and solve problems effectively.
Term 3 & 4 Focus Areas:
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- Money and time word problems
- The “Chicken and Rabbit” problem
- Age problems
- Cycle and calendar problems
- Excess-Shortage Questions
Math Olympiad Competition (A)
Suitable for high-ability learners

Goals
Key Abilities
Problem-Solving Skills
- Master multiplication and division
- Improve calculation speed for large-number calculations.
- Develop basic understanding of fractions and decimals (fifth level)
- Early exposure to algebra
Data Processing Ability
- Master tools such as grouping and ordered enumeration
Practical Application Ability
- Enhance students' ability to solve complex application problems through modeling
- Develop mathematical thinking approaches for Primary 3 Math Olympiads and GEP Math
Logical Reasoning
- Able to apply tools and use hypotheses and cases to reason and analyse word problems
- Develop speed in logical reasoning and problem-solving skills
Spatial Recognition Ability
- Develop skills to apply geometric formulas and transform shapes, preparing them for Upper Primary Math Competitions
Abstract Thinking
- Achieve advanced understanding of factors and multiples
- Understand divisibility rules in preparation for number theory topics in Upper Primary levels