Ages 5 to 18

Find the right maths path for your child’s age.

Every child develops differently. Start with an age, then move backward or forward until the challenge feels just right.

Age 5

Build the visual foundations that make school maths feel natural.

See what they can learn Grade 1 path

Turn counting into confident number sense and early calculation.

See what they can learn Grade 2 path

Build fluency without losing the meaning behind the answers.

See what they can learn Grade 3 path

Connect multiplication, division and fractions through visual play.

See what they can learn Grade 4 path

Move from arithmetic facts to flexible, multi-step problem solving.

See what they can learn Grade 5 path

Strengthen number relationships and mathematical reasoning before middle school.

See what they can learn Grade 6 path

Make the leap from arithmetic to integers, ratios and algebraic thinking.

See what they can learn Grade 7 path

Use algebra and proportional thinking to explain how quantities change.

See what they can learn Grade 8 path

Turn patterns into equations and geometry into measurable models.

See what they can learn Grade 9 path

Develop proof, abstraction and the coordinate tools used in secondary maths.

See what they can learn Grade 10 path

Master the connected ideas behind board-level algebra, geometry and data.

See what they can learn Grade 11 path

Build the functions, algebra and spatial reasoning needed for advanced study.

See what they can learn Grade 12 path

Connect calculus, vectors, probability and optimisation into a powerful toolkit.

See what they can learn Grade 12 path

Connect calculus, vectors, probability and optimisation into a powerful toolkit.