Our Primary Goal The primary goal of Supermaths is to teach English as a first or second language while also making learning fun. This can be in the form of online or classroom learning with the same coursework regardless of method. Teaching children is so important to us because the better equipped a child is the farther ahead they will be when making their own way in the world. Key skills include mastery of vocal communication and writing so they can co

When kids complete level 1 that means they finish all the +5 and -5 combinations, and before going to level 2 we always make sure by various checks that kids are ready to move to the next level of Abacus Maths i.e. our experience and last few weeks performance before that level finishes. If a child is not ready to move into the next level, we then give a few more weeks of practice at the same level depending upon our assessment. There are many different le

What is Scottish 'Maths Wi Nae Borders'? This competition is inspired by the annual "Mathématiques sans Frontières" contest which is open to students in S4/S5 and is called 'Maths Wi Nae Borders' to give a Scottish twist on the French name. Scotland's Maths wi Nae Borders - Abacus Supermaths - Scottish Maths Week. Anyone can access and take part in 'Maths wi Nae Borders', any class and any age group in Scotland. Maths week starts on the 11th of September