Ace PSLE Maths — for good

A full two-year Primary 5 & 6 programme that covers every PSLE syllabus topic — whole numbers to algebra, bar models to geometry — with bite-sized lessons, smart adaptive revision, and AI-powered Q&A that explains every mistake like a patient tutor, not a red pen.

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"Every mistake is just a signpost pointing to the next lesson — and I've built this entire programme around making sure no signpost gets missed."

— Tuition on Demand Academy

What you'll learn

What you'll be able to do

Confidently solve all PSLE Mathematics question types — from whole numbers and fractions to rate, ratio, percentage, and algebra — using proven model-drawing and heuristic strategies.
Read and interpret PSLE exam-style problem sums accurately, identifying key information and choosing the right method every time.
Apply mathematical concepts to real-world situations — money, measurement, data, geometry — so that abstract ideas stick and make sense.
Track personal progress and close knowledge gaps through smart adaptive revision that zooms in on topics that need the most practice.
Manage exam time effectively by building speed and accuracy through regular timed practice sets modelled on actual PSLE paper formats.
Approach the PSLE Mathematics examination with genuine confidence, having completed the equivalent of 400+ hours of structured, curriculum-aligned practice over two years.

How it works

A school that adapts to you

This isn't a set of static videos. Every lesson is generated live and tuned to where you actually are.

We learn your level

A quick placement check tailors your starting point so you're never bored or lost.

Lessons adapt as you go

Each lesson is written for your pace and your goal, adjusting as your skills grow.

Your AI coach keeps you moving

Checkpoints, feedback, and gentle nudges turn progress into a real result.

The curriculum

What's inside your school

10 modules · 50 lessons

Whole Numbers & the Number System

Builds a rock-solid foundation in place value, the four operations, order of operations, and problem-solving with whole numbers up to 10 million.

1.1Place Value Up to 10 MillionIncluded
1.2Multiplying and Dividing by 10, 100, and 1 000Included
1.3Order of Operations (BODMAS)Included
1.4Factors, Multiples, and PrimesIncluded
1.5Word Problems with Whole NumbersIncluded

Fractions, Decimals & Percentages

Develops fluency in converting between and computing with fractions, decimals, and percentages, with a strong focus on PSLE problem-sum contexts.

2.1Equivalent Fractions and Simplest FormIncluded
2.2Adding and Subtracting Fractions and Mixed NumbersIncluded
2.3Multiplying and Dividing FractionsIncluded
2.4Decimals — Place Value, Rounding, and the Four OperationsIncluded
2.5Percentages — Meaning, Conversion, and ApplicationsIncluded
2.6Fraction, Decimal, and Percentage Word ProblemsIncluded

Ratio & Proportion

Unpacks ratio, equivalent ratios, proportion, and rate — the heart of many PSLE multi-step problem sums — using bar models and systematic working.

3.1Understanding and Writing RatiosIncluded
3.2Equivalent Ratios and Simplifying RatiosIncluded
3.3Ratio and Fraction ConnectionsIncluded
3.4Changing Ratios — Before and After ProblemsIncluded
3.5Rate and Its ApplicationsIncluded
3.6Speed — Distance, Time, and Average SpeedIncluded

Algebra

Introduces algebraic thinking — using letters to represent unknowns — and applies it to simplify expressions and solve linear equations and word problems.

4.1What Is a Variable? Writing Algebraic ExpressionsIncluded
4.2Simplifying Algebraic ExpressionsIncluded
4.3Evaluating Expressions and FormulasIncluded
4.4Solving Simple Linear EquationsIncluded
4.5Algebra Word ProblemsIncluded

Geometry — Shapes, Angles & Properties

Covers the geometric properties of 2D and 3D shapes, angle relationships, and symmetry that appear in every PSLE paper.

5.1Angles on a Line, at a Point, and Vertically OppositeIncluded
5.2Angles in Triangles and QuadrilateralsIncluded
5.3Properties of Special QuadrilateralsIncluded
5.4Nets and Properties of 3D ShapesIncluded
5.5Symmetry — Line Symmetry and Rotational SymmetryIncluded

Area, Perimeter & Volume

Develops accurate calculation of perimeter, area of composite figures, and volume of solids, with real-world applications like floor plans and water tanks.

6.1Perimeter of Composite FiguresIncluded
6.2Area of Triangles, Parallelograms, and TrapezoidsIncluded
6.3Area of Composite FiguresIncluded
6.4Circles — Circumference and AreaIncluded
6.5Volume of Cubes, Cuboids, and Composite SolidsIncluded

Data Representation & Interpretation

Teaches students to read, construct, and interpret tables, bar graphs, line graphs, pie charts, and average — essential for the data questions on every PSLE paper.

7.1Tables and Tally ChartsIncluded
7.2Bar Graphs and Line GraphsIncluded
7.3Pie ChartsIncluded
7.4Average (Mean) — Concept and ApplicationsIncluded

Measurement — Units, Money, and Time

Consolidates conversion between metric units, Singapore money, and time so students handle the measurement steps in PSLE problem sums with confidence.

8.1Length, Mass, and Volume — Metric ConversionsIncluded
8.2Money — Working with Dollars and CentsIncluded
8.3Time — 12-Hour and 24-Hour Clock, DurationIncluded
8.4Measurement Word ProblemsIncluded

Heuristics and Problem-Solving Strategies

Equips students with Singapore's key heuristics — model drawing, guess-and-check, working backwards, and more — so they can tackle any unfamiliar PSLE problem.

9.1Drawing Bar Models for Part-Whole and Comparison ProblemsIncluded
9.2Drawing Bar Models for Before-and-After ProblemsIncluded
9.3Guess and Check, and Systematic ListingIncluded
9.4Working Backwards and Using a TableIncluded
9.5Making Suppositions (Assumption Method)Included

Exam Readiness and Timed Practice

Simulates real PSLE exam conditions through timed paper sets, marks analysis, and targeted revision to build the speed, accuracy, and confidence students need on exam day.

10.1Understanding the PSLE Maths Paper FormatIncluded
10.2Timed Booklet A Practice (Multiple Choice)Included
10.3Timed Booklet B Practice (Short Answer)Included
10.4Timed Paper 2 Practice (Long Answer and Problem Sums)Included
10.5Reviewing Mistakes and Closing the Final GapsIncluded

Who it's for

Is this you?

The P5 student starting fresh

She's just entered the PSLE stretch and wants to build real confidence from Day 1, before the harder topics hit.

The P6 student closing gaps

He's got months to go and needs to pinpoint exactly where his marks are slipping — and fix it fast.

The supportive mum

She wants to stay involved and see clear progress without having to re-learn Primary 6 maths herself.

The hands-on dad

He's ready to sit alongside his child but wants a structured programme to guide the sessions so it doesn't turn into a battle.

The problem-sum phobic student

She can handle the routine calculations but freezes at multi-step word problems — heuristics and bar models will change that.

The high-flyer aiming for AL1

He's already solid on the basics and wants the timed Paper 2 practice and harder heuristics that will push him to the top band.

Questions

Frequently asked

Your teacher

A note from your teacher

Tuition on Demand Academy

I know exactly what it feels like to sit across from a Primary 6 child who has frozen up over a problem sum. The working is right there — almost — but something isn't clicking, and the exam is in weeks. The frustration is real. For the student. For the parent. And honestly, for every teacher who cares.

That feeling is precisely why I built PSLE Maths Master the way I did.

I wanted to create something that meets each child where they actually are — not where the syllabus says they should be. So every lesson starts with a real-world hook that makes the concept feel useful before we ever write a single number. We talk about ratios using recipes. We talk about speed using bus journeys. We draw bar models until they feel as natural as doodling. And when a student makes a mistake — which is how all real learning happens — we walk through it calmly, step by step, without any drama. A wrong answer here is never a failure. It's information. It tells us exactly what to work on next.

The two-year structure matters too. Primary 5 is when the concepts get genuinely harder — fractions multiply and divide, ratios shift and change, algebra makes its first appearance — and most students who struggle at PSLE can trace their difficulties back to a gap formed somewhere in P5. We close those gaps early, systematically, and with enough practice that the concept actually sticks. By the time Paper 2 lands on your child's desk, the goal is that nothing on that paper looks unfamiliar.

I also built this for you, the parent, because you are your child's biggest supporter and you deserve to know what's going on. No more wondering whether the assessment book is actually working or whether those YouTube videos are covering the right topics. You'll see exactly where your child is strong, where they're still building, and what the next step looks like.

If your child is in Primary 5 or Primary 6 and PSLE Maths feels like a mountain right now, I'd love to be part of the team that helps them climb it — one clear, manageable lesson at a time. Welcome aboard. You've made a great choice.