Maths that finally makes sense.
Personal tutoring, a weekly plan, and fully-worked worksheets for NSW HSC and VIC VCE — so practice has a point.
- 01Understand before you drill
- 02One plan a week
- 03Full working, always
- 04Progress you can see
How we teach maths
Four things we hold to, in every lesson and every worksheet we write.
Understand it before you drill it
We don't hand out tricks. If a student can't explain why a method works, we go back a step — that's where marks are actually lost.
One plan a week, not a pile of homework
A short, specific plan beats endless past papers. Students always know what they're doing next and why it matters.
Practice with full working shown
Every worksheet comes with worked solutions, so a stuck student is never stuck for a week waiting on the next lesson.
Progress you can actually see
Tutors track topic by topic against the syllabus, so effort gets pointed at the gaps rather than the comfortable bits.
Your first month
From the first lesson to the first progress review — no mystery about how this works.
- Lesson one
We find out where things actually stand
The first session is diagnostic. Your tutor works through a short set of questions with the student to find the real gap, which is usually two topics earlier than the one causing trouble.
- Week one
A written plan lands in your inbox
You get the term mapped against the syllabus: the topics we're fixing, the order, and the worksheets assigned for the week. Parents get the same plan the student does.
- Weeks two to three
Practice starts pointing at the gaps
Lessons settle into a rhythm: review the week's worksheet, teach the next idea, assign practice. Worked solutions mean a stuck student keeps moving between lessons.
- End of month one
First progress review
We show you what's improved topic by topic, what's still shaky, and what changes for next month. If it isn't working, this is where we say so and change tutor or approach.
Pick your subject
Worksheets and practice mapped to the 2024 NESA syllabus and the VCAA study design.
Mathematics Advanced
Calculus, functions, statistics — Band 6 focused.
64 worksheets →HSCMathematics Standard 2
Financial maths, measurement and data, exam-ready.
48 worksheets →HSCMathematics Extension 1
Rates, combinatorics, vectors and proof.
52 worksheets →HSCMathematics Extension 2
Complex numbers, mechanics, harder integration.
38 worksheets →VCEVCE Mathematical Methods
Probability, calculus and CAS technique.
40 worksheets →JuniorYears 7–10 Maths
Foundations that keep senior maths from hurting.
58 worksheets →Three ranges, three jobs
Most students are handed one pile of worksheets and told to get through it. We split the work three ways, because revising a weak topic, learning a new one and keeping the old ones warm are not the same task and should not look the same on a Tuesday night.
Mandu Minis
One or two pages, about ten questions, on the single skill a student keeps dropping marks on. Your tutor sets these when something from earlier in the course is still leaking marks.
1–2 pages · about 10 questions · $9 eachThe topic they are learning nowThe Magpie Collection
One worksheet of thirty questions covering the whole unit, ordered easy to exam-hard. Your tutor sets these alongside the topic being taught in class this term.
30 questions · $19 each, 6-sheet bundle $79One question a dayDaily Dumplings
A single question each morning, mixed across everything already learned. Two minutes, no marking, and old topics stop going cold between lessons.
1 question a day · $9 / month per studentShoring up
Set when a topic is already covered but not secure.
Moving forward
Set for the topic in front of them right now.
Keeping warm
Runs every day in the background, all year.
One payment, the library for good
Usually $549, now $365 — every worksheet we have ever written — and everything we write from here — is yours. No renewals.