Projectmath

Rather than following the pace of a school class or relying on memorization, it starts by mapping what each child already understands and where they need support. The system uses this learning profile to create individual exercises, then adapts the next activities according to the child’s performance.

Children complete five “Experience Sheets” each week, spending about 15 minutes a day on practice at home, alongside two 30-minute sessions at a projectmath centre. The curriculum covers six areas: arithmetic, geometry, patterns and measurement, problem-solving, statistics and probability, and algebra. Educators record incorrect answers so the system can identify recurring gaps and guide future practice.

projectmath also offers Maths in Real Life activities, team-based Escape Classrooms, and holiday camps during Christmas, Easter, and summer, including activities for Pi Day. Founded by Valentina Alexandraki, the brand invites families to arrange an introductory meeting and find a nearby centre.