Everything PSLE math · Primary 6
GPA's one place for everything PSLE math: the programmes, the worked-solution and video library, the topic guides, and the AL-score tool. We tagged 709 PSLE questions across 2012 to 2025 to build it, honest past-paper analysis, not a prediction.
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Weekly through the year, or an intensive over the holidays. If you are not sure where to begin, start with a free diagnostic and we will point you to the right fit.
Our P6 weekly programme through the year, steady coverage of every topic with marking and feedback.
See PSLE Last Lap →A focused crash course that rebuilds the high-value topics fast, ideal over the school holidays.
See PSLE Math Intensive →We work the Ten-Year Series paper by paper, drill the recurring question types, and mark every attempt.
See PSLE TYS →Full timed papers under exam conditions, with detailed marking so your child learns to pace and check.
See PSLE Mock Exams →The Intensive, the TYS, and the Mock Exams together, the full holiday-to-exam path in one package.
See the PSLE Bundle →Book a free diagnostic. About an hour, a real check of where your child stands, and we will recommend the right fit.
Book a free diagnostic →The PSLE library
Free resources we built from tagging 709 PSLE questions across 2012 to 2025, plus the pages that explain how PSLE math tuition works at GPA.
How we teach PSLE math, who it suits, fees, and how to start.
View PSLE Math Tuition → By levelWhat the Primary 6 year covers and how we prepare your child for the PSLE.
View P6 Math Tuition → Free libraryA written solution and a teacher video for every Paper 2 question, year by year.
Browse the solutions → Free libraryThe trickiest questions from past papers, fully worked, so the hard parts stop being a surprise.
See the hardest questions → Topic guideWhich topics recur most across the years, from our tagging of 709 past-paper questions.
See most-tested topics → Topic guidesOne guide per PSLE question type, with the method, the bar model, and the common slip.
Browse all guides → Free toolWork out how raw marks map to Achievement Levels, and what each AL means for your child.
Open the AL-score tool →We tagged 709 PSLE questions across 2012 to 2025 to build this hub, honest past-paper analysis, not a prediction of any future exam. That tagging is what tells us which topics recur, where marks leak, and how a question type evolves over time.
Working through the past papers?
The free solutions pair with our P6 PSLE TYS Programme: we work the Ten-Year Series paper by paper, drill the question types that recur, and mark every attempt with feedback.
Free for parents
One page that names every PSLE math question type, with what to watch for in each. Join the mailing list and we will send it to your inbox.
PSLE math is graded into Achievement Levels, AL1 being the strongest. Your child's raw mark is mapped to an AL band, and the four subject ALs add up to the total PSLE score used for posting. Our free AL-score calculator shows how raw marks translate into each band.
Cover the syllabus steadily, then practise on past papers under timed conditions and review every mistake. Our free worked solutions and videos walk through every Paper 2 question, and our programmes do the same work live, with marking and feedback.
No. Plenty of families start in P6. The right plan depends on where your child stands now, which is exactly what a free diagnostic tells us. From there we suggest weekly support, a holiday intensive, or focused past-paper work.
If you want steady support through the year, the PSLE Last Lap weekly programme fits. Over the holidays, families pick the Intensive, the TYS, the Mock Exams, or the Bundle that combines them. If you are unsure, book a free diagnostic and we will recommend the right fit.
From resources to a real plan
Founded by Mrs Eileen Toh, GPA teaches PSLE math from our own in-house materials. Book a free trial and we'll show you exactly where your child stands.
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