About the Course
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The Primary Maths Challenge (PMC) Prep Course is designed to empower young learners with essential problem-solving skills and a profound understanding of mathematics. This interactive program prepares students for the Primary Maths Challenge (PMC) conducted by the Mathematical Association.
Through focused sessions on logical reasoning, creative thinking, and real-world application of mathematical concepts, students will develop the confidence and skills required to tackle the PMC’s wide range of challenging questions.
Topics include number theory, geometry, patterns, and puzzles, with special emphasis on enhancing mental math and innovative problem-solving strategies.
Beyond competition preparation, this course aims to instil a lifelong love for mathematics and build a solid foundation for academic excellence.
WHO CAN ENROL IN THIS COURSE?
This course is ideal for:
Students in Years 5 and 6 (or equivalent) who plan to participate in the Primary Maths Challenge.
Young learners eager to enhance their mathematical reasoning and thinking skills.
Enthusiastic students passionate about puzzles, patterns, and logic challenges.
Children preparing seriously for the 11+ exams.
PREREQUISITES FOR THIS COURSE
A basic understanding of primary-level mathematics.
An interest in exploring fun and creative approaches to problem-solving.
LEARNING OUTCOMES OF THE COURSE
Upon completing this course, participants will:
Gain a comprehensive understanding of the question types featured in the Primary Maths Challenge.
Master problem-solving techniques and sharpen their logical reasoning skills.
Develop creativity and independence when approaching mathematical challenges.
Build confidence in their abilities and readiness for competitive exams.
Foster a genuine appreciation for mathematics through engaging and stimulating activities.
Be well-prepared to achieve the Gold certificate in the PMC and qualify for the PMC Bonus Round.
This course sets students on a path to success in competitions and strengthens their problem-solving skills for future academic endeavours.