The archer aiming at the bullseye represents precision. Just like an archer’s steady aim, your child needs a strong foundation and accuracy in math fundamentals to solve problems effectively. Accuracy is essential because even a small mistake can lead to an incorrect answer, costing valuable marks. Singapore’s math exams are designed to test understanding and precision, so being accurate means your child is truly mastering the material rather than just skimming through.

The archer’s poised stance captures the essence of speed—being quick yet confident under time constraints. This is a critical skill in math exams and helps build confidence to tackle questions efficiently. Speed matters because exams are timed, and students must work through multiple questions within a strict time limit. A student who is well-prepared but slow may still struggle to complete the paper, leaving marks on the table. Building speed allows students to confidently tackle questions without feeling rushed, giving them an edge in timed assessments.

The concentric circles around the bullseye illustrate the importance of repeated, disciplined practice. Consistency in effort turns solving math problems into second nature, helping students perform reliably over time. Consistency is what turns strong performances into predictable success. Anyone can have a good day, but being consistent means that your child performs well again and again, not just by luck but by habit. Consistency in math ensures they’re not relying on last-minute cramming or random guessing but rather solid understanding and regular practice.

About us

At MathArchery, we see Math as a sport. We value discipline, character-building and a growth mindset. Through Math, learners expand both intelligence and grit, rewards that last far beyond the classroom.

We are a boutique Math studio where teaching and learning are intentional and individualised. Our programs are built on two tracks: a High Ability Track and a Math Learning Support Track. Every class is personal, and our teachers know each student’s strengths, challenges, and potential. Each learner trains at a pace that helps them grow meaningfully.

When coming to our Math class, think of it as entering a Dojo. Traditionally, a dojo is a dedicated training space for Japanese martial arts such as judo or karate — a place of discipline, focus, repetition, and mastery. Enter the dojo prepared for training, stay focused, sharpen the saw, inch forward, and repeat.

MathArchery captures this spirit: a nurturing space where every learner is supported. At its heart, MathArchery aims to help each student build the confidence and skills to reach their personal best.

Our Guiding Beliefs

At MathArchery, two core beliefs shape our interactions with students:

1 – “Non scholae, sed vitae discimus.” — We learn not for school, but for life.

We believe Math education extends beyond grades. It builds reasoning, resilience, problem-solving, and clarity of thought — equipping students with skills that matter throughout life, not just during exams.

2 – The purpose of education is to draw out.

We intentionally delay giving solutions because true learning happens when students think, reason, and grapple productively with challenges. While wrestling with the numbers, students discover insights for themselves. This approach cultivates learners who are curious and resilient, able to draw their own conclusions in Math and beyond.

Accuracy

The archer aiming at the bullseye represents precision. Just like an archer’s steady aim, your child needs a strong foundation and accuracy in math fundamentals to solve problems effectively.
Accuracy is essential because even a small mistake can lead to an incorrect answer, costing valuable marks. Singapore’s math exams are designed to test understanding and precision, so being accurate means your child is truly mastering the material rather than just skimming through.

Speed

The archer’s poised stance captures the essence of speed—being quick yet confident under time constraints. This is a critical skill in math exams and helps build confidence to tackle questions efficiently.
Speed matters because exams are timed, and students must work through multiple questions within a strict time limit. A student who is well-prepared but slow may still struggle to complete the paper, leaving marks on the table. Building speed allows students to confidently tackle questions without feeling rushed, giving them an edge in timed assessments.

Consistency

The concentric circles around the bullseye illustrate the importance of repeated, disciplined practice. Consistency in effort turns solving math problems into second nature, helping students perform reliably over time.
Consistency is what turns strong performances into predictable success. Anyone can have a good day, but being consistent means that your child performs well again and again, not just by luck but by habit. Consistency in math ensures they’re not relying on last-minute cramming or random guessing but rather solid understanding and regular practice.

At MathArchery, we believe that nurturing these three traits—Accuracy, Speed, and Consistency—sets students up for long-term success. Whether it’s acing exams, building a strong math foundation, or boosting confidence, ASC is the bedrock of our approach to teaching.

What Sets MathArchery Apart

Small Batches

Our classes are designed to be small and focused, with a maximum of 5 students. This isn’t just to limit numbers; it’s because we believe in giving each child the individual guidance they need while also letting them feel the motivation and energy that comes from learning with peers. In our experience, this balance makes a difference—it’s where real growth happens.

Mathercises

We also know that practice makes perfect, but only when it’s purposeful. That’s why we have what we call “Mathercises” – after-class exercises that reinforce what’s taught in lessons, helping your child grasp concepts faster and retain them longer. These are not repetitive drills but targeted practices that build speed and accuracy over time.

Beyond Formulas: Shaping Thinkers and Solvers

Our trainers go beyond the textbook. They use proprietary activities to teach problem-solving in a way that feels relevant, practical, and engaging. MathArchery isn’t about producing robots who can follow formulas; we’re here to shape thinkers and solvers, preparing them to face real challenges with confidence.

Parents: Partners in Progress

At the end of the day, we don’t see ourselves as just tutors. We see ourselves as co-partners in your child’s math journey. That’s why we’re committed to giving regular feedback and working closely with parents. We’re here to support your child every step of the way, ensuring they’re not only doing well in school but also building a foundation that lasts.