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Changkat Primary School

Mathematics

Discover how Changkat Primary builds strong foundations in Mathematics through hands-on learning, problem solving, and enrichment programmes that nurture logical thinkers.

Last updated 12 May 2026

Vision:

Every pupil, a logical thinker and an analytical problem solver, with a lifelong interest and love for Mathematics.

Mission:

To develop the lifelong interest and love for Mathematics which allows pupils to discover the meaning in learning Mathematics by engaging pupils in activities which develop their ability to reason logically and to communicate mathematically.

Pentagon diagram showing Mathematics Curriculum Framework with Mathematical Problem Solving at center, surrounded by Attitudes, Metacognition, Processes, Concepts, and Skills.

 At Changkat Primary, our teaching focuses on deep understanding, problem solving, and confidence in mathematics.

Key Features:

  • Concrete → Pictorial → Abstract: Students start with hands-on activities, move to visual models, and then to abstract equations.

  • Problem Solving & Bar Modeling: Encourages logical thinking and strategies for tackling real-world problems.

  • Mastery & Spiral Learning: Topics are taught in depth and revisited progressively for long-term understanding.

  • Mathematical Discourse: Students explain their reasoning clearly, building confidence and clarity.

With Singapore Math, our students develop solid foundations, critical thinking skills, and a love for learning mathematics.

Key Programmes

Weekend Revision Programme (WRP)

The Weekend Revision Programme (WRP) is designed to provide students with additional reinforcement and practice for previously taught topics and concepts. It also offers opportunities for students to apply mathematical concepts in problem-solving scenarios.

Programme Content:

  • Primary 1 to Primary 3: Focus on basic to higher-order questions based on topics already covered in class.

  • Primary 4: Booklet A and Booklet B exercises.

  • Primary 5 and Primary 6: Paper 1 and Paper 2 practice.

Heuristics in Mathematics
Equipping pupils with skills and heuristics for mathematical problem-solving is fundamental to their learning of Mathematics. To support this, the Mathematics Department has developed a Heuristic Package for Primary 1 to Primary 6. This package systematically guides pupils in mastering different problem-solving heuristics and the use of model drawing, enabling them to approach mathematical problems confidently and effectively.

LSM and ICAN
This programme equips pupils with foundational numeracy and literacy skills, boosting their confidence in mathematical problem-solving.

Pi Day
Pi Day is celebrated annually on 14th March, representing the first three digits of the mathematical constant π (3.14). To spark students’ interest and curiosity in Mathematics, pupils engage in fun and interactive activities designed to explore and learn more about pi.

Super Mathematician Task Cards
The Super Mathematician Task Cards provide opportunities for students to apply Math in everyday life, promoting a joy of learning. Primary 1 to Primary 4 students receive task sheets during the June Holidays to complete a series of challenges with their family members. Students who earn 10 stars will be awarded a Super Mathematician Badge.

Lower Primary Shopping Experience
In this mock-up shopping experience, Primary 1 and Primary 2 students are encouraged to explore and ask questions naturally through authentic, real-life problem solving. They take on the roles of customers and sellers and the shopping experience promotes exploration and questioning through role-play, decision-making, and interaction, helping students connect mathematical concepts (like money, arithmetic, and budgeting) with real-life experiences. It nurtures inquiry, collaboration, and critical thinking — key 21st-century skills.

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Children in yellow uniforms play with a toy cash register and fake food items at a yellow table indoors.

E2K Mathematics Programme
The E2K Mathematics Programme is an enrichment initiative for selected Primary 4 and Primary 5 pupils, conducted by our teachers. It aims to develop pupils’ mathematical reasoning skills and deepen their conceptual understanding through an inquiry-based approach. Pupils collaborate with peers and engage in mathematical thinking using specially designed resources such as puzzles, games, and explorations tailored for the programme.

External Competitions
Pupils also have opportunities to participate in various external Mathematics competitions organized by other schools, such as:

  • NUS High NMOS

  • RMO organized by Raffles Institution

  • SMOPS organized by Hwa Chong

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