Full-Year Programme · Primary 6 · PSLE Math

PSLE Last Lap: ten months, one plan to PSLE

Most P6 years are a scramble of separate classes, crash courses and last-minute papers. Last Lap is the opposite: one connected plan that takes your child from now, all the way to the PSLE paper.

A full-year Primary 6 Math programme of around 52 weekly lessons, with the June PSLE Intensive and the May to August Ten-Year-Series bundled in, plus free P5 foundation recordings to close earlier gaps. Every week, we diagnose, fix, practise and improve, in classes capped at eight. You can still join mid-year, and the bundled Intensive recordings and TYS come with you.

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~52 weekly lessons, recorded Intensive + TYS included Max 8 per class

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~52

weekly lessons

years of papers

max per class

A GPA Principal Tutor teaching a small Primary 6 PSLE class

How we teach

Diagnose, fix, practise, improve. Every single week.

More practice on its own rarely moves a mark. The question is always: what is actually going wrong, and how do we fix that specific thing?

Each lesson runs the same loop. We diagnose where a mark is really being lost, teach the fix, practise it with immediate feedback, then re-test until it holds. Over ten months, that loop turns scattered effort into steady, visible improvement, rather than a frantic sprint at the end.

1 · Diagnose

Find the real error type, not just the wrong answer.

2 · Fix

Teach the method or habit that closes that gap.

3 · Practise

Repeat with immediate, marks-aware feedback.

4 · Improve

Re-test until the fix holds under exam pressure.

What we diagnose

The four reasons a PSLE mark is lost.

Two children can score the same AL for completely different reasons. Before we add a single worksheet, we work out which of these four is really happening, then aim the term's work at it.

Concept gap

A topic was never fully built, often a P5 foundation. The free P5 recordings close these directly.

Compliance slip

The concept is understood, but units, keywords or what the question really asks get missed.

Method choice

Your child can solve it, but reaches for the wrong approach and runs out of time second-guessing.

Speed & stamina

The marks are there, but rushing, misreading and a weak checking routine give them away.

See how the four error types show up in real papers, in the PSLE Hub →

Where the marks really leak

Paper 2 is a different exam, and it is where the year is won.

We tagged 709 PSLE Math questions across 2012 to 2025 and counted. Paper 1 averages 2.06 in difficulty; Paper 2 averages 3.46. Nearly half of Paper 2 sits in the top two difficulty bands, against roughly one question in fifteen in Paper 1. A child can be quick and careful and still leave marks in Paper 2, because Paper 2 rewards seeing the structure before choosing a method. That is the reflex the Last Lap loop builds, week after week.

See the full most-tested PSLE Math analysis →

Paper 1

6.7%

of questions at the top two difficulty bands

Paper 2

47.1%

of questions at the top two difficulty bands

Two habits carry nearly half the thinking. Turning words into units and parts, and treating the whole as the sum of its parts, account for about 44% of every non-routine question across fourteen years. Both are exactly what the bar model trains, and what the free P5 recordings rebuild first.

One programme, everything inside

The parts other families buy separately, in one plan.

Last Lap is not a class with add-ons. The weekly lessons, the June Intensive and the Ten-Year-Series are one connected programme, so each part reinforces the next instead of competing for your child's evenings.

Included · weekly

~52 weekly P6 lessons

Two hours each, in classes of no more than eight, running across the P6 year. Every lesson is recorded so a missed session is never a missed concept.

Included · June

The PSLE Intensive

Our signature two-day June bootcamp, with 158 worked examples across the most-tested PSLE question types. Join after June and the full recordings and booklets are yours.

Included · May to Aug

The Ten-Year-Series

Ten years of real PSLE papers, every one graded, plus ten guided review sessions of three hours each. Not papers handed over, but papers walked through.

Plus free access to the full P5 video library: 32 recorded lessons, 64 hours in all, and the P5 textbooks, so earlier gaps are closed before they cost marks.

A real differentiator, at no extra fee

A big part of PSLE is really P5. So we give you P5, free.

A large share of the PSLE paper tests concepts first built in Primary 5: fractions, decimals, percentage, ratio, rate, speed, whole numbers, area and perimeter. When those are shaky, no amount of P6 practice quite sticks.

32 recorded P5 lessons, two hours each, 64 hours of self-paced foundation video.
Four P5 textbooks, included, so the foundation work is on paper too.
Rewatch any time, so a gap spotted on a Tuesday can be closed by the weekend.

A Primary 6 student working through a foundation worksheet

Who it suits

It works across the whole P6 range.

Last Lap is a good fit if your child:

has P5 foundation gaps that keep resurfacing in P6 work;
understands concepts but loses marks to careless slips;
needs systematic, guided coverage of the full Ten-Year-Series;
is already strong and wants to protect the top-end marks;
and a family who wants one clear plan, not five separate billings.

Building up

Closes P5 gaps first, so P6 concepts finally have something to sit on.

Inconsistent

The weekly diagnosis turns a wobbly score into a steadier, more predictable one.

Aiming high

Tightens checking and presentation, where strong students quietly drop marks.

What's included

Everything the year needs, in one decision.

~52 weekly P6 lessons (two hours each), small group, every one recorded and uploaded within 24 hours.
Graded weekly homework, marked by real tutors with written feedback, drawn from top-school prelim and PSLE questions.
The June PSLE Intensive and the May to August Ten-Year-Series, both bundled in.
Free P5 foundations: 32 recorded lessons (64 hours) and four P5 textbooks.
Our own materials, written and published in-house: 60+ textbooks and 40+ workbooks, refreshed each year.

A GPA Principal Tutor guiding a Primary 6 student through a worked solution

Schedule, format & fees

Four branches or Zoom, the same Principal Tutors.

Weekly rhythm

Two hours, the same weekly slot across the P6 year, in classes of no more than eight.

Recorded & flexible

Every lesson recorded within 24 hours. Switch onsite and Zoom with one week's notice.

Locations

Bukit Timah (Coronation Plaza) · Upper Thomson · Pasir Ris · Punggol · or live on Zoom. The same Principal Tutors and materials at every venue.

Taught by Principal Tutors only

Last Lap is never delegated to standard tutors. Mrs Eileen Toh personally runs the June Intensive, and the same dedicated Principal Tutors carry your child through the whole year.

Start with a diagnostic

See the plan before you commit.

Because Last Lap runs the full year, the right starting point and fee depend on when your child joins and what they need. Rather than guess, we quote the fee at the diagnostic consult, after we have looked at a recent paper together.

A short, structured look at where marks are going
An honest view on whether Last Lap is the right fit
A clear plan and fee for your child's starting point

Fees are quoted at the diagnostic consult, based on your child's starting point. Financial assistance is available case-by-case for families with genuine need.

Taught by

The teachers who wrote the curriculum.

Mrs Eileen Toh

Founder & Curriculum Architect

Former MOE teacher, M.Ed (NIE). She wrote the curriculum Last Lap is built on and runs the June Intensive herself.

Ms JS Lee

Principal Tutor · Head of Primary Math

B.Sc. (Hons), 6+ years teaching under Mrs Toh. She runs the diagnostic consults, calm and step by step.

Last Lap is delivered by GPA's Principal Tutors throughout the year, with no rotation to part-timers. Featured in CNA, Channel 8 and 联合早报.

Questions parents ask

Can my child still join partway through the year?

Yes. Last Lap runs the full P6 year and families join all through the run-up to PSLE. We map the right starting point at the diagnostic consult. If the June Intensive has already passed, its full recordings and booklets are included, the Ten-Year-Series review sessions continue through August, and the free P5 recordings let your child catch up on anything earlier at their own pace.

What is actually included in Last Lap?

Around 52 weekly P6 lessons of two hours each, graded weekly homework marked by real tutors, the June PSLE Intensive, the May to August Ten-Year-Series with ten guided review sessions, and free access to the P5 foundations: 32 recorded lessons and four P5 textbooks. All of it uses materials we write and publish ourselves.

How much does it cost?

Because Last Lap is a full-year programme, the right starting point and fee depend on when your child joins and what they need, so we quote the fee at the diagnostic consult after looking at a recent paper together. Financial assistance is available case-by-case for families with genuine need.

How does Last Lap differ from a crash course?

A crash course covers a lot quickly, then ends. Last Lap is a full-year, structured plan: concepts are mastered week by week, not briefly visited. The two-day Intensive and the Ten-Year-Series are components of it, bundled in rather than bought separately.

What if my child misses a lesson?

Every lesson is recorded in high quality and uploaded within 24 hours. Your child can watch the full two-hour lesson any time, pause and rewind, and still submit homework for marking. This helps during school holidays, family trips, or if your child is unwell.

Is this suitable whether my child is aiming for AL1 or building up from a lower band?

Yes, at both ends. The weekly diagnosis finds where marks are really going. For students building up, the free P5 foundations close the gaps underneath. For students aiming for AL1, the work shifts to checking routines and clean presentation, where strong children quietly drop marks.

Who teaches it?

Our Principal Tutors, including Mrs Eileen Toh and Ms JS Lee, throughout the year, with no rotation to part-timers. Mrs Eileen runs the June Intensive personally. They are the teachers who write and refine the curriculum, so your child learns it from the people who built it.

PSLE Last Lap: ten months, one plan to PSLE

Diagnose, fix, practise, improve. Every single week.