Holiday Crash Course · P2 to S3 · Math

Holiday Math Camp. Revise. Assess. Reset.

Term 1 and Term 2 are done. The topics that felt shaky tend to compound in the second half of the year. The camp gives your child a calm, honest checkpoint before that happens.

A focused holiday diagnostic workshop: 4 sessions of targeted revision, a graded assessment under exam conditions, and a 30-minute parent consultation so you leave knowing exactly where your child stands. The camp runs every school holiday, so there is always a next one.

4 sessions · 8 hours 1 graded assessment Onsite or Zoom

A GPA tutor leading a small Holiday Math Camp revision session

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A student working calmly through a Holiday Math Camp assessment paper

The idea

A proper checkpoint, not a scary test.

Most holiday programmes give a child more practice. This one gives the parent clarity.

Three sessions revise the most consequential Term 1 and Term 2 topics for your child's level. The fourth is a graded paper sat under calm exam conditions, then walked through line by line. Afterwards you sit down with the tutor for 30 minutes and see exactly where the gaps are, before Term 3 layers new topics on top of the old ones.

1 · Revise

Three targeted topical sessions, not generic worksheets.

2 · Assess

A graded paper under calm exam conditions.

3 · Reset

A clear diagnostic you can act on for Term 3.

Levels we run

One calm format, from P2 to S3.

Every level runs the same four-session shape, with the three revision topics chosen for what matters most at that stage. Primary 6 is not on this list: PSLE-year students have a dedicated PSLE suite instead, which suits them better.

Number sense foundation · whole numbers, multiplication and division, measurement.

Multi-step fluency · whole numbers, multiplication and division with remainders, money and heuristics.

Fractions get serious · whole numbers, fractions, geometry and composite figures.

Every topic counts · fractions, area, perimeter and volume, with two assessments in PSLE format.

Algebra is the new language · linear equations, percentage, ratio and speed.

The gateway to A-Math · quadratic equations, direct and inverse proportion.

O-Level content begins · coordinate geometry, functions and graphs, further trigonometry.

Looking for year-round support instead? See Primary Math Weekly →

The four sessions

Three sessions revise. The fourth checks.

Sessions are spaced across about two weeks, not crammed into consecutive days, so the work has time to settle. Pick a level to see what it covers.

Session 1

Whole numbers, add and subtract up to 10,000.

Session 2

Multiplication and division, tables 6 to 9, remainders.

Session 3

Money and heuristics.

Session 4

Graded assessment under exam conditions, then a full walkthrough.

Session 1

Whole numbers up to 100,000, factors, multiples and four-digit operations.

Session 2

Fractions, mixed and improper, unlike denominators.

Session 3

Geometry, angles, rectangles, squares and composite figures.

Session 4

Graded assessment under exam conditions, then a full walkthrough.

Session 1

Fractions, multiplying and dividing in word problems.

Session 2

Area, perimeter and volume, including composite figures and cuboids.

Session 3

Assessment Paper 1, short-answer format, then discussion.

Session 4

Assessment Paper 2, structured format, then discussion. P5 sits two papers to mirror the PSLE format early.

Session 1

Algebraic equations, forming and solving linear equations.

Session 2

Algebraic equations with fractional coefficients and complex structures.

Session 3

Percentage, ratio and speed.

Session 4

Graded assessment under exam conditions, then a full walkthrough.

Session 1

Coordinate geometry, gradient, line segments and y = mx + c.

Session 2

Functions and graphs, quadratic and linear, sketching and interpretation.

Session 3

Further trigonometry, sine and cosine rules, area and bearings.

Session 4

Graded assessment under exam conditions, then a full walkthrough.

Primary sessions work through 6 to 10 purposefully varied word problems each. Secondary sessions are concept-first revision with structured practice.

The graded assessment

Graded, not just taught.

Session 4 is a real paper, sat calmly under exam conditions, then walked through together. It is the part that turns a holiday of revision into a clear picture you can use.

1 · The paper

A one-hour graded paper drawn from the term's key topics, sat under calm exam conditions. P5 students sit two papers, short-answer and structured, to meet the PSLE format a year early.

2 · The walkthrough

The tutor returns the marked paper with discussion notes and works through it with the class. The focus is on the error patterns, the careless slips and the method marks left on the table.

3 · The consultation

A separate 30-minute session with the tutor, valued at about $75 and included free, where they walk you through the results, name the gaps and suggest where to focus for Term 3.

Nothing fancy. Just a proper checkpoint. The walkthrough and consultation are where most parents say it finally clicks.

Who it suits

For families who want to know, not guess.

The camp is a good fit if you:

are not sure how much of Term 1 and 2 actually stuck;
want a clear, graded read before Term 3 builds on it;
would like a calm checkpoint rather than another stack of worksheets;
are new to GPA and want to see how we teach before committing;
have a P5 child who would benefit from early PSLE-format exposure.

New to GPA

A self-contained camp, no prior GPA experience needed. A genuine window into how we teach.

Aligned to school

Built on the MOE syllabus, so it maps to what your child has covered regardless of tuition background.

Small classes

Same small caps as our weekly classes, so the tutor can track every student in the room.

What's included

Everything in one fixed fee.

4 sessions of 2 hours across about two weeks, three revision and one assessment.
A graded assessment paper under exam conditions, returned with the tutor's discussion notes.
A 30-minute parent consultation with the tutor, valued at about $75 and included free.
A complimentary workbook, a topical workbook for Primary or the previous-term textbook for Secondary.
A recording of any session missed, so your child can still catch up on the content.

A GPA tutor guiding a student through a worked solution at the Holiday Math Camp

Schedule, format & fees

Three branches or Zoom, one fixed fee.

When

each holiday

March, June, September and December school holidays. Four sessions across about two weeks.

Format

onsite or Zoom

Onsite at any branch, or live on Zoom. The same teaching and materials either way.

Venues

Bukit Timah (Coronation Plaza) · Punggol (Edgedale Plains) · Pasir Ris (Pasir Ris West Plaza) · or live on Zoom, available for all levels at all timings.

Level	Fixed fee	For
P2 · P3	$300	4 sessions, 8 hours
P4 · P5	$380	4 sessions, 8 hours
S1 · S2 · S3	$380	4 sessions, 8 hours

A flat fee everywhere, with no sliding scale and no location surcharge. The fee is the same onsite or on Zoom.

One fixed fee

Holiday Math Camp, all four sessions

$300 to $380

by level · all-inclusive · P2 and P3 at $300, P4 to S3 at $380

4 sessions, one a graded assessment
Graded paper with the tutor's discussion notes
30-minute parent consultation, about $75 value, free
A complimentary workbook to keep
A recording of any session missed

Already a GPA Weekly student? Your June lessons are the camp content, at no extra fee. Check with us before registering separately.

Mrs Eileen Toh, Founder of Genius Plus Academy

Why we built it this way

"Parents come in guessing; they leave knowing."

That is the whole point of the camp. A graded paper, an honest walkthrough, and a clear consultation, so a holiday of revision turns into something you can actually act on.

A Genius Plus Academy principle, from Mrs Eileen Toh, Founder

Many camp families go on to join our weekly programme after seeing their child's diagnostic. Based on GPA's internal tracking of recent cohorts; individual results vary.

Taught by

The teachers who wrote the curriculum.

Mrs Eileen Toh

Founder & Curriculum Architect

Former MOE teacher, M.Ed (NIE). She designed the camp's revise, assess and reset format and teaches several levels herself.

Ms JS Lee

Principal Tutor · Head of Primary Math

B.Sc. (Hons), 6+ years teaching under Mrs Toh. Known for calm, step-by-step explanations and clear feedback.

The camp draws on a wider tutor pool than our exam programmes, with specific level assignments set each year. Every tutor teaches the same in-house curriculum.

Questions parents ask

The June camp has finished. When is the next one?

The camp runs every school holiday, so the next two are in the September and December holidays. Register your interest and we will share the dates and timings as soon as they open, with no obligation to confirm a place.

Is this suitable if my child is not a GPA student?

Yes. The camp is fully self-contained, with no prior GPA experience needed. The content follows the MOE syllabus, so it maps to what your child has learned in school regardless of tuition background.

What does the camp cost?

It is a fixed fee for all four sessions: $300 for P2 and P3, and $380 for P4, P5, S1, S2 and S3. The fee includes the graded assessment, the 30-minute parent consultation valued at about $75, and a complimentary workbook. There is no sliding scale and no location surcharge.

How does the graded assessment work?

Session 4 is a one-hour paper sat under calm exam conditions, then walked through with the class. It is a proper checkpoint, not a scary test. P5 students sit two papers, short-answer and structured, to meet the PSLE format a year early.

What is the parent consultation?

After the Session 4 assessment, you book a separate 30-minute session with your child's tutor. They walk you through the results, identify error patterns and recommend where to focus for Term 3. It is valued at about $75 and included free with every registration.

Why is Primary 6 not included?

P6 students need exam strategy and paper practice rather than topical revision, so they have a dedicated PSLE suite instead, including the PSLE Math Intensive. Those programmes suit a PSLE year better than the camp.

Is the camp available on Zoom?

Yes. Every level and every timing is available on Zoom, with the same teaching and materials as onsite. If a session is missed, your child receives the recording so they can still catch up.

My child is already in GPA Weekly. Do we register?

No. For weekly students, the holiday lessons are this camp's content, at no extra fee, so there is nothing separate to register. Check with us first and we will confirm which programme your child is in.

Holiday Math Camp. Revise. Assess. Reset.

A proper checkpoint, not a scary test.

One calm format, from P2 to S3.

Three sessions revise. The fourth checks.

Graded, not just taught.

For families who want to know, not guess.

Everything in one fixed fee.

The workbook is yours to keep.

Three branches or Zoom, one fixed fee.

The teachers who wrote the curriculum.

You may already be attending the camp.

See a sample assessment and walkthrough.

When the camp surfaces a gap, the weekly class closes it.

Questions parents ask

Revise. Assess. Reset.

Holiday Math Camp. Revise. Assess. Reset.+

A proper checkpoint, not a scary test.

One calm format, from P2 to S3.

Three sessions revise. The fourth checks.

Graded, not just taught.

For families who want to know, not guess.

Everything in one fixed fee.

The workbook is yours to keep.

Three branches or Zoom, one fixed fee.

The teachers who wrote the curriculum.

You may already be attending the camp.

See a sample assessment and walkthrough.

When the camp surfaces a gap, the weekly class closes it.

Questions parents ask

Revise. Assess. Reset.

Holiday Math Camp. Revise. Assess. Reset.