For parents of 2027 P5 & P6 students

Founder of Singapore’s leading math tuition centre REVEALS

PSLE Math has changed.Is your child preparing the right way?

Join May for a free 90-minute webinar exploring PSLE Math examination expectations, question trends, common mistakes and practical ways to help your child prepare with greater confidence and direction.

May with students at a Maythematics PSLE Math bootcamp session
  • Understand what matters in PSLE Math preparation.
  • Learn how to reduce avoidable mistakes and lost marks.
  • Build a more purposeful revision plan for your child.
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For parents of children entering P5 or P6 in 2027.
Whether your child is approaching PSLE or building foundations early, learn how to plan their next steps.

Your Child's PSLE Math Preparation Deserves a Clearer Plan.

Are they focusing on the right things?

May guiding a student through a maths worksheet

Many parents encourage their children to practise more Math questions. But more practice doesn't always mean better results.

Should your child focus on topical revision or examination papers? When should they aim to complete the syllabus? How can you tell whether repeated mistakes are costing them marks?

And should a student currently scoring AL3 follow the same revision strategy as a student scoring AL6?

Join May as she breaks down these questions and shares practical ways to guide your child.

Does any of this sound familiar?

  • My child practises regularly, but their Math results are not improving consistently.
  • I'm unsure which topics and question types deserve more revision time.
  • My child understands the concepts but still loses marks through careless or repeated mistakes.
  • I don't know how to plan revision effectively for the months ahead.
  • I want to help my child at home, but I'm not sure what guidance would actually make a difference.

If any of these sound familiar, this webinar is for you.

Quick Self-Check

Four taps. See where your child could gain the most marks.

Question 1 of 4

Does your child understand concepts in class but lose marks in tests?

What You'll Discover in 90 Minutes

Five practical areas to help you understand your child's needs and make better revision decisions.

01

PSLE Math 2026: What's Changed?

Did you know the PSLE Mathematics syllabus and examination format have changed?

Discover which topics have been removed or shifted, how marks have been redistributed between Paper 1 and Paper 2, and what these changes mean for your child's PSLE preparation.

May will break down the key changes and share how parents can help their children prepare more effectively.

02

PSLE Question Trends: Are You Practising the Right Topics?

Not all topics and question types demand the same preparation.

Discover how May analyses past examination papers, identifies recurring question patterns and uses these observations to guide revision priorities.

Learn how to balance topic mastery with exposure to different question types.

03

Why Do Students Lose Marks Even When They Know the Concepts?

Are careless mistakes really just careless?

Discover common mistakes that cost students valuable marks, from incorrectly presented equations and incomplete workings to calculation errors and confusion between adding or subtracting time with duration.

May will reveal what examiners look out for and how students can avoid these costly mistakes.

Sometimes, improving your child's PSLE Math score starts with losing fewer unnecessary marks.

04

How to Help Your Child at Home, Even If You're Not Good at Math

Should your child complete more assessment books, strengthen weak topics or start practising full examination papers?

Learn how to identify learning gaps, choose more purposeful revision activities and avoid overwhelming your child with endless practice.

May will also explain why students at different achievement levels may need different approaches.

05

The 1-Year PSLE Math Game Plan: What to Do & When

Is your child preparing for PSLE Math at the right pace?

Discover how to plan your child's revision strategically, from mastering the syllabus to tackling examination papers with confidence.

Whether your child is entering P5 or P6 in 2027, learn how to build a realistic preparation roadmap based on their current ability.

May will share:

  • When to complete the P6 syllabus and start intensive revision.
  • When to transition from topical practice to past-year and preliminary examination papers.
  • How much practice is enough and why doing more papers doesn't always mean better results.
  • What to prioritise in the final months leading up to PSLE.

How the 90 Minutes Flow

  1. 1

    Welcome & what's changed in PSLE Math

  2. 2

    Question trends: what to practise

  3. 3

    Common mistakes that cost marks

  4. 4

    Helping your child at home

  5. 5

    The month-by-month game plan

  6. 6

    Live Q&A with May

Leave with greater clarity on what to focus on, what to avoid and how to support your child's next stage of Math learning.

Meet May

Founder of Maythematics

May teaching a PSLE Math lesson in a lecture hall

With 13+ years of teaching experience and over 1,000 students taught, May is the Founder of Maythematics Tuition Centre.

Known for her clear explanations and effective PSLE strategies, she has built a strong personal branding on TikTok and has been invited to various media outlets such as CNA.

She has helped students of all kinds of profiles, helping them achieve remarkable improvements, with students attesting improvements from AL6 to AL1 in PSLE Mathematics under her guidance.

May personally analyses PSLE papers, develops the Maythematics curriculum and trains her teaching team, in which she has successfully spotted questions year on year for national exams.

In this free webinar, she shares her examination insights and practical strategies to help parents prepare their children for PSLE Mathematics with confidence.

Teaching Experience
Teaching Experience
13+ Years
Students Taught
Students Taught
1,000+
Examination Papers Analysed
Examination Papers Analysed
200+
  • Featured on CNA938

    Invited to share her experiences as a Singapore Math educator and TikTok content creator.

  • 23,000+ Social Media Followers

    Known for clear explanations, practical Math strategies and educational content.

  • Question-Trend Analysis

    Analyses recurring question types and trends to help guide curriculum and preparation.

  • Founder & Curriculum Lead

    Personally develops the curriculum direction and mentors the Maythematics teaching team.

Trusted by Parents.
Loved by Students.

See what parents are saying about their Maythematics experience.

My elder daughter did the booster workshops and went from AL5 at prelims to AL1 at PSLE. My younger did regular lessons and went from AL6 to AL3 at PSLE.
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My son was AL5 in school tests and prelims, then got AL1 at PSLE. He did weekly online tuition, the PSLE workshops and the final consultation sessions. The teachers marked his work and went through every mistake with him.
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My P6 daughter went from AL4 to AL1 in six months. Maths became her favourite subject. All credit to May.
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AL6 at P5 end-of-year, then AL2 at P6 prelims after joining May's classes.
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My son was borderline AL6-7 at P5 end-of-year. He joined Teacher Eunice's class in mid-March of P6, got much better at problem sums, and reached a high AL5 at prelims.
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My son Aidan joined during P6 and became interested in maths. His prelim result improved a lot. He liked the online sessions and asked to attend the workshops in person. All credit to May.
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I was struggling before exams and failed my prelims. With May's help, plus extra lessons and support, I passed PSLE.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the webinar free?

Yes. This 90-minute live webinar is completely free to attend.

My child is already scoring AL1 or AL2. Is the webinar still relevant?

Yes. The webinar also covers consistency, challenging question types and ways stronger students can avoid losing unnecessary marks.

My child is currently struggling with Math. Will this webinar be suitable?

Yes. Whether your child is working on foundational concepts or aiming for AL1, May will share practical strategies to help you understand your child's learning needs and guide revision more effectively.

Do I need to attend both sessions?

No. Both sessions cover the same content, so you only need to attend one. Choose whichever date works best for you.

Will there be a replay or recording?

No. The webinar will be conducted live, and no replay or recording will be provided. We encourage parents to attend their selected session.

Will Maythematics programmes be introduced during the webinar?

Yes. Towards the end of the webinar, we will briefly share how Maythematics' regular classes, holiday workshops and mock examinations can support your child's Math preparation. There is no obligation to enrol.

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