Mathematics · Grades 1–12
Mathematics, truly understood.
Not more sums — the reasoning underneath them. Your child stops memorising steps and starts seeing why the steps work, which is what makes the next grade easier instead of harder.
- 1–12
- grades, one by one
- 96
- live classes a year
- 4
- learners in a class
- 14 days
- money-back
Stage by stage
Mathematics at every stage.
Each grade is its own year of live classes in its own batches. Here is where each stage starts.
- 01
Foundation
Grades 1–3
Where curiosity becomes confidence — reading, numbers, and asking why.
First lessons of the stage
- 1Counting to ten
- 2Counting to twenty
- 3Reading and writing numerals
- 02
Primary
Grades 4–6
The years that decide whether a child believes they are good at this.
First lessons of the stage
- 1Numbers beyond ten thousand
- 2Place value to a million
- 3Comparing and ordering large numbers
- 03
Middle school
Grades 7–9
Where subjects split apart and school starts getting genuinely hard.
First lessons of the stage
- 1Integers on the number line, revisited
- 2Multiplying integers
- 3Dividing integers
- 04
Senior school
Grades 10–12
Board years and the first real choice about who they want to become.
First lessons of the stage
- 1Rational and irrational numbers, revisited
- 2The fundamental theorem of arithmetic
- 3Highest common factor and lowest common multiple by prime factorisation
Choose, then see the year
Pick the grade. See every lesson.
The year that grade covers opens beside it: module by module, lesson by lesson.
1Which grade is your child in?
2How far do you want to go?
3How would you like to pay?
US dollars, no tax added. 3 months 10% off · 6 months 15% off · 12 months 30% off.
92 lessons4 assessmentsFour learners, never more
Once you enrol, we'll place you in a batch at times that fit your week.
What Grade 7 covers
96 classes across 8 modules. 4 of them are assessments rather than lessons, so you always know whether it is working.
Your mentor paces these to your child’s school board and adjusts where they need longer.
Every week
A live class, then practice that marks itself.
A mentor who knows your child, then a mathematics practice room between classes: questions on every topic of the grade, timed test sheets for each module, and a quiz on the lesson just taught.
- Live, four to a class
- The same mentor all year
- Ten test sheets per module
- A quiz after every class
- Progress you can see
- A certificate at the end
What it builds
Measured by what they can do.
Every class feeds a capability on the Sariro skills map, so progress is what your child can do, not how many lessons they sat through.
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