Small-group Science and Mathematics classes for P3 to P6, taught in person at our Clementi centre or live online. Every student also gets our complimentary online learning suite, so the practice, feedback and motivation carry on between lessons.
Online or at our Clementi centre, every class is built on the same curriculum, the same frameworks and the same teacher. Here is what sets it apart.
Our Science and Mathematics curriculum is endorsed by Raffles teachers. Every lesson follows a planned sequence that builds from foundations to PSLE-level questions, so nothing your child is tested on is left to chance.
In Science, our TCQ-CER framework teaches students to read the question, pin down the concept, and answer with a clear Claim, Evidence and Reasoning. In Mathematics, our Heuristics framework gives them a repeatable way to choose a strategy for an unfamiliar problem.
A METHOD FOR EVERY QUESTION TYPEEvery enrolled student gets the full Polymath Online suite at no extra cost: guided practice, AI marking and feedback, revision cards, PSLE past papers, progress reports and Science Quest. Holistic learning that continues between lessons.
INCLUDED WITH EVERY CLASSChildren work hardest when they want to come back. Streaks, points, collections, leaderboards and adventures turn practice into something students ask for, and small-group lessons keep every child seen and encouraged.
MOTIVATION BUILT INTO EVERY LESSONClasses are taught by an instructor with two decades of experience teaching primary Science and Mathematics. That experience is what turns a marking scheme into an explanation a ten-year-old can actually use.
TWENTY YEARS IN THE CLASSROOMPolymath Learning Centre and its approach to teaching have been featured on Channel News Asia. We are glad to share the feature with families who ask.
AS SEEN ON CNAWe write and publish our own PSLE Science flashcards, revision guidebook and past-year paper collections. The same materials are used in class and are available for families who want to revise at home.
See our publicationsSmall groups, a teacher in the room, and worksheets marked in front of your child. Classes are grouped by level and subject; ask us for the current timetable.
Join the same class live from home, with the same curriculum, frameworks and teacher. Work is submitted through Polymath Online and marked with feedback.
Tell us your child’s level and subject, and ask about the current timetable, fees and a paid trial lesson.
Enquire nowIncluded with every Polymath class at no extra cost. From the first “I think…” to a well-reasoned answer, a connected set of tools for understanding, practice, and progress.
Start with guided keyword blanks, then move to full answers. Build a clear Claim, support it with Evidence, and connect it with scientific Reasoning.
GUIDED PRACTICE → INDEPENDENT THINKINGGet AI marking and feedback on your answers. Ask Ai-nstein for a clue, then let Science Sidekicks help sharpen evidence, comparisons, and reasoning.
AI FEEDBACK & SCIENCE COACHESSmart Practice uses your level and progress to select questions. Revisit weaker topics and see your strengths and focus areas in My Report.
PERSONALISED PRACTICE & PROGRESSTurn missed questions into revision cards with spaced review. Learn to spot common science mistakes, then rewrite answers with better reasoning.
REVISION CARDS & MISTAKE PRACTICEKeep the freedom of handwriting. Upload a photo or PDF with Snap & Mark to match your work to questions in the bank and get feedback.
SNAP & MARKConnect topics with textbooks, mindmaps, keyword recall, and learning objectives. Bring it all together with PSLE past papers and focused practice.
TOPIC REVISION & EXAM PREPARATIONTry the two practice modes for yourself. A little structure helps you find the right words. Then take the training wheels off.
Use guided blanks to focus on the science.
Link what you observe to what you know.
Switch modes and write a complete answer.
A metal spoon and a wooden spoon of the same size sit in hot water for the same time. Both handles start at 28°C. Which material conducts heat better?
Illustrative measurements for this sample question.
Claim: Metal is a better conductor of heat than wood.
Evidence: In the same time, the metal handle rose by 16°C, while the wooden handle rose by only 2°C.
Reasoning: Heat transferred from the hot water along the metal spoon to its handle faster than through the wooden spoon.
This sample lets you explore the answer structure. Sign in for marking and feedback on your practice.
Good learning is a habit. Give students a reason to return, and the adults around them a clearer view of their progress.
Build streaks, earn points, collect characters, and explore the arcade. Science questions are part of the adventure, and practice earns more game credits.
Make learning progress easier to understand, and meaningful practice easier to prepare.
Mathematics and Science, taught with purpose, in person in Clementi and live online. With Science from P3 to Secondary 1 and Mathematics from P4 to P6, we help children understand the ideas and find the confidence to tackle the next challenge.
Every learner has a different starting point. Our Tailored Learning System identifies conceptual gaps and builds practice around them, with a level of challenge that helps your child move forward.
We care about the moment an answer makes sense, the confidence to try again, and the curiosity that lasts beyond the lesson. This portal brings that same thinking into science practice at home.
Meet PolymathFind the concepts that are secure and the areas that need attention.
Target the right skills with carefully chosen questions and worksheets.
Use progress to guide the next challenge and keep confidence growing.
Knowing the topic is only the beginning. Our Science programme helps students analyse the question, identify the important concepts and keywords, and explain their thinking clearly in open-ended answers.
For learners who want to bridge the gap between “I know this” and “I can explain this”.
Explore Science classesBuild the thinking behind the method. Through model drawing, heuristics, and targeted practice, students learn to choose a suitable strategy and work through unfamiliar problems with greater clarity.
For learners building firm foundations or developing their problem-solving skills for the PSLE.
Explore Mathematics classesPolymath’s PSLE flashcards, revision guides, and practice workbooks give families more ways to revisit concepts and build a revision routine.
Discover our learning resourcesOur AI Engineer enrichment programme introduces coding and robotics through hands-on exploration with Scratch, Python, and RoboMaster S1. Ask us about upcoming intakes.
Explore coding & roboticsTell us your child’s level and what they find challenging. Ask about suitable classes, current fees, and a paid trial lesson.
A clearer start to your learning journey.
Both. Science and Mathematics classes run at our Clementi centre and live online, following the same curriculum, the same TCQ-CER and Heuristics frameworks and the same teacher. Every enrolled student receives the online learning suite as part of their class.
Guided practice, AI marking and feedback, revision cards, PSLE past papers, progress reports and Science Quest. It is included with every Polymath class at no extra cost, so practice and feedback continue between lessons.
The Science Learning Portal supports students building primary science foundations and preparing for the PSLE. Choose the learner’s level for suitable practice. Family profiles let multiple children use one login.
No. Guided blanks help students practise key science vocabulary before they choose fully open-ended answers. Both modes support the move towards independent explanations.
Science questions are woven into the games, while daily goals, points, collections, and game credits give students reasons to keep practising. Science Quest is the game layer within the Science Learning Portal.
Yes. The sample above works without an account. Saved progress, AI marking, reports, and the full learning experience require sign-in. Access for students who are not enrolled at Polymath is subject to the monthly fee and terms presented on entry; creating an account does not make portal access free.
Make room for curiosity. Build the confidence to explain.
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