NOVEMBER & DECEMBER HOLIDAY PROGRAMME SIGNUP
Math holiday programme, November and December 2026
Start 2027 a step ahead
Short holiday classes for students moving up to Primary 3 to Secondary 4 in 2027. Your child firms up the concepts next year builds on, so January starts with confidence instead of catch-up.
From $175 nett. Up to 8 students per class, at every Matrix Math® centre.
What your child knows now
Starting 2027
The head start
Why the year-end break matters
The year-end school holidays run from 21 November to 31 December. That is six weeks without maths lessons, right before a new level begins.
Next year builds on this year
P5 fractions build on P4 fractions. Sec 3 algebra builds on Sec 2 algebra. A concept that is shaky now gets harder, not easier, once the next level piles on top of it.
Exams show what needs work
Your child has just sat the year-end exams, so the gaps are fresh. The holiday programme goes back over the concepts and problem types that matter most at each level.
A first look at what’s coming
The primary programmes end with a short introduction to next year’s topics, so the first lessons in January feel familiar instead of new.
What each level covers
Choose your child’s level for 2027 to see the topics and fees. The programme and fees are the same at every Matrix Math® centre, and all fees are nett.
Going to Primary 3 in 2027
Firms up the key P2 problem-solving concepts, then introduces two P3 skills.
Matrix Math® students
$210 nett
Other students
$240 nett
Lessons
3 x 2 hours
Class size
Up to 8 students
What we cover
- Before-Change-After concept
- Comparison concept
- Internal transfer
- Multiplication and division
- Grouping concept (without remainder)
- Grouping concept (with remainder)
- Money
- Interval concept
- Comparison of quantity
- 2-digit × 1-digit multiplication P3 preview
- Long division P3 preview
Going to Primary 4 in 2027
Firms up P3 whole numbers, comparison models and fractions, then introduces four P4 topics.
Matrix Math® students
$230 nett
Other students
$260 nett
Lessons
3 x 2 hours
Class size
Up to 8 students
What we cover
- Whole numbers operations
- Comparison model (quantity)
- Comparison model (units)
- Comparison model (quantity and units)
- Quantity external transfer
- Fractions operations
- Fractions on a number line
- Fractions – part and whole concept
- Fractions – quantity and units
- Simultaneous concept
- Supposition – direct application
- Supposition – indirect application involving penalty P4 preview
- Estimation and approximation P4 preview
- Factors and multiples P4 preview
- 2-digit × 2-digit multiplication P4 preview
Going to Primary 5 in 2027
Firms up P4 fractions, decimals and the main heuristics, then introduces order of operations.
Matrix Math® students
$240 nett
Other students
$270 nett
Lessons
3 x 2 hours
Class size
Up to 8 students
What we cover
- Converting between fractions and decimals
- Comparing and ordering fractions and decimals
- Fractions and decimals on a number line
- Addition and subtraction of fractions
- Fractions as values and units
- Shortage and surplus
- Comparison of quantity and units
- External and internal transfers
- Supposition
- Simultaneous concept
- Grouping concepts
- Order of operations P5 preview
Going to Primary 6 in 2027
Works through the P5 fractions, remainder and grouping problem types, then introduces ratio.
Matrix Math® students
$250 nett
Other students
$280 nett
Lessons
3 x 2 hours
Class size
Up to 8 students
What we cover
- Fractions as values
- Fractions as units and values
- Remainder concept, given value of a group
- Remainder concept, given difference between 2 groups
- Remainder concept, proportion of remainder given as fraction of total
- Remainder concept, fraction of fraction
- External proportion transfer, using model
- Grouping concept – quantity value table
- Grouping concept – given quantity difference and total in value
- Grouping concept – other applications
- Remainder concept involving percentage
- Supposition given difference
- Equivalent proportion
- Ratio P6 preview
Going to Secondary 1 in 2027
A head start on secondary maths for students who have just finished Primary 6.
Matrix Math® students
$175 nett
Other students
$205 nett
Lessons
2 x 2 hours
Class size
Up to 8 students
What we cover
- Real numbers
- Basic algebra and algebraic expressions
Going to Secondary 2: algebra intensive in 2027
A focused intensive on algebra, for students who need to firm up Sec 1 algebra before Sec 2 begins.
Matrix Math® students
$175 nett
Other students
$205 nett
Lessons
2 x 2 hours
Class size
Up to 8 students
What we cover
- Introduction to algebra and algebraic expressions
- Expansion and factorisation
- Algebraic fractions
- Linear functions and graph
- Graph plotting
Going to Secondary 3: algebra intensive in 2027
A focused intensive on algebra, for students who need to firm up Sec 2 algebra before Sec 3 begins.
Matrix Math® students
$185 nett
Other students
$215 nett
Lessons
2 x 2 hours
Class size
Up to 8 students
What we cover
- Expansion and factorisation
- Applications of expansion and factorisation
- Solving quadratic equations
- Algebraic fractions
- Problem solving using algebraic fractions
- Quadratic curves
Going to Secondary 4 E Math in 2027
Goes over the key E Math topics before the final year begins.
Matrix Math® students
$185 nett
Other students
$215 nett
Lessons
2 x 2 hours
Class size
Up to 8 students
What we cover
- Indices
- Simple and compound interest
- Quadratic equations
- Functions and graphs
- Coordinate geometry
- Inequalities
- Congruence and similarity
- Trigonometry and bearings
- Properties of circles
- Arc length, sector area and radian measure
- Speed-time graphs
- Real-world application
Going to Secondary 4 A Math in 2027
Goes over the key A Math topics before the final year begins.
Matrix Math® students
$185 nett
Other students
$215 nett
Lessons
2 x 2 hours
Class size
Up to 8 students
What we cover
- Quadratic equations and inequalities
- Polynomials and partial fractions
- Surds
- Exponential functions and logarithmic functions
- Coordinate geometry and circles
All fees at a glance
Fees are for the whole programme, nett.
Taught the Matrix Math® way
Our R&D team of teachers studies past exam papers from top schools to see how each topic is being tested, then builds our lesson plans around what they find.
Every class at the same level follows the same lesson plan, so your child gets the same holiday programme at any of our 12 centres in Singapore.
Get the schedule for your child’s level
Dates and times differ by level and centre. Tell us your child’s level and preferred centre, and we will send you the schedule.
Thank you, your request is in
We will send you the holiday programme schedule for your child’s level and centre within 3 working days.
Need an answer sooner? WhatsApp us at +65 9722 7759.
Secondary: 2 lessons x 2 hours.
What happens next
- 1You send this form.
- 2We send you the schedule for your child’s level and centre within 3 working days.
- 3You choose a class, and we confirm your child’s place.
Prefer to chat? WhatsApp us at +65 9722 7759.
Questions parents ask
Can my child join if they are not a Matrix Math® student?
Yes. The holiday programme is open to all students. The fee for students who are not with us is $30 more than the Matrix Math® student fee at every level. If your child signs up for our regular weekly lessons within 1 week after their last holiday programme lesson, we will offset that $30 against their first term fee.
Why is the schedule not on this page?
Dates and times differ by level and by centre. Send us the form with your child’s level and preferred centre, and we will send you the schedule that applies to you within 3 working days.
How many students are in each class?
Up to 8 students, so the teacher can check every student’s working, not just the final answer.
Is the programme the same at every centre?
Yes. Every class at the same level follows the same lesson plan, and the fees are the same at every Matrix Math® centre.
My child is in P6 this year. Which programme should they take?
Choose Secondary 1. It gives a head start on real numbers and basic algebra, two topics in the Sec 1 syllabus.