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Why Gaps in Primary Maths Matter More Than You Think

Why Gaps in Primary Maths Matter More Than You Think

Why Gaps in Primary Maths Matter More Than You ThinkKirrily Kuschert
Published on: 02/11/2025

Maths is like a staircase. Each concept builds on the one before. When kids miss a step early, they don’t just trip for a moment - they struggle with every step that follows. In the early years, gaps can be small and easy to miss. But over time, they grow into something much harder to fix. That’s why strong foundations in primary school matter more than ever.

One in Three Aussie Kids Are Behind in Maths — Here's How to Change That

One in Three Aussie Kids Are Behind in Maths — Here's How to Change That

One in Three Aussie Kids Are Behind in Maths — Here's How to Change That Kirrily Kuschert
Published on: 02/11/2025

One in three Australian students are leaving primary school without achieving proficiency in maths. That’s not just a stat - it’s a wake-up call. And it’s not just about a test score. It’s about your child’s confidence, capability and whether they believe they can succeed in maths… or not. According to the Grattan Institute, this is a national issue. But for your child, it’s deeply personal. And the window to act? It’s now.

How Maths Confidence Today Shapes Your Child’s Future

How Maths Confidence Today Shapes Your Child’s Future

How Maths Confidence Today Shapes Your Child’s Future Kirrily Kuschert
Published on: 30/10/2025

The future isn’t just coming - it’s already here. Technology, coding, automation, finance, design - every industry your child will touch requires people who can think mathematically. And not just a few kids. Not just the ones who “get it quickly.” Every child deserves the chance to grow into the future with confidence and capability.

How Real-World Maths Builds Confidence and Curiosity

How Real-World Maths Builds Confidence and Curiosity

How Real-World Maths Builds Confidence and Curiosity Kirrily Kuschert
Published on: 29/10/2025

Maths is more than equations - it’s the language of the real world. It’s in the design of bridges. The logic of games. The folds of an origami crane. When children grow up seeing maths as something bigger than numbers on a page, they start using it as a tool - to explore, to design and to understand.