Practice that feels like the real exam

ManduMagpi is a library of NSW maths worksheets for Years 7–12, set out like the real paper, at three levels, with mark-by-mark marking guidelines, plus free quizzes for every year.

• HSC style, from Year 7. A cover page, working time, multiple choice then written answers, and marks on every part: the HSC paper's layout from the very first year, so it is second nature by Year 12.
• Three levels. Easy is Foundation, the key skills done properly. Medium is Core, the whole syllabus at exam standard. Hard is Mastery, the toughest questions you'll see in a test.
• Marking you can check yourself. Every question has its own marking criteria, so a student can mark their work the way their teacher will.
• Solutions included. Fully worked solutions for every written question, and an answer key for the multiple choice.
• Free quizzes for everyone. Daily Dumplings are ten-question quizzes on any topic, marked as you go. No account needed to try one.

Every worksheet is written with the help of AI, then checked question by question by a tutor who has taught NSW high school maths for more than three years.

• 3+ years tutoring NSW maths
• 60+ students helped to lift their marks
• +20 points: students' average mark rise within one term
• 99+ ATAR (tutor's own HSC)
• 98 Mathematics Extension 1 (tutor's own HSC)
• 96 Mathematics Extension 2 (tutor's own HSC)

Questions are written to the standard of Sydney's top selective and independent school trial papers, the leading NSW textbooks and the best-known HSC tutoring colleges, then checked against textbooks, past papers and the NSW syllabus.

Most of this site’s design decisions are child-safety decisions, and they are easier to trust when they are written down:

• The person behind ManduMagpi holds a current NSW Working With Children Check.
• There is no messaging on this site. No chat and no inbox. Anything we need to arrange goes to the parent’s email.
• Students under 15 cannot use an account until a parent or guardian agrees to it by email.
• No public leaderboards and no public profiles. Students can add friends by code to race on quizzes; a friend sees a username the student chose and their quiz scores, never a real name, school or worksheets. For under-15s, friends stay off until a parent switches them on.
• Everything else a student does is visible only to them and their parent.
• Avatars are a fixed set of drawings. There are no photo uploads anywhere on the site.
• A student aged 13 or over can buy for themselves. Anyone younger is asked to get a parent.

The full detail is in the student safety and privacy pages.

We do not guarantee a mark, and we only count results from students we have taught.