Your child will be studying Year 7 Mathematics in Year 6 — a full year ahead of school. This sets them up to breeze through high school and ultimately ace HSC Advanced, Extension 1, and Extension 2 Mathematics.
Designed for Year 6 students who have completed selective test prep (mid-Term 2 through end of Term 4), and open to Year 7 students who want to strengthen their foundations. Your child starts Year 7 already fluent in the curriculum.
Identify and fill gaps in number sense, basic algebra, fractions, decimals, percentages, and measurement. No weak spots carry forward into high school.
Integers, ratios, algebraic expressions, linear equations, coordinate geometry, and data analysis. Arrive at high school already fluent in the Year 7 syllabus.
Advanced multi-step problems requiring mathematical reasoning, logical thinking, and creative approaches. Learn to break complex questions into manageable steps.
Start Year 7 with confidence and a genuine head start. Students who complete this course consistently outperform peers in high school maths from day one.
Year 6 students who have completed selective prep (mid-Term 2 onwards) and want to arrive at high school already a year ahead.
Students coming out of Selective Mastery who want to maintain momentum and keep accelerating before Year 7.
Year 7 students who want to fill gaps and stay ahead of classmates throughout high school maths.
Small groups capped at 10 students. In-person at Parramatta or join online from anywhere.
Suite 107, 18-20 Ross Street, Parramatta NSW 2150 · 2.5 hrs per session
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Everything your child needs in one weekly session. No hidden costs, ever.
$70 per week · billed per term
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24 content sessions across Terms 2, 3, and 4 — covering the entire Year 7 mathematics syllabus and introductory Year 8. Here is exactly what your child will learn, week by week.
Coming straight off selective prep — a fast drill-style session that confirms fluency and patches any gaps before algebra begins.
The first genuinely new content. We introduce the language of algebra and ground abstract notation through substitution with familiar values.
Students learn what makes terms “like” at a conceptual level — not just as a mechanical rule.
The distributive law, with intuition for why expanding works before any mechanical practice.
Closes out Year 7 algebra with applied problems, and introduces index notation as a natural extension.
A satisfying escalation into harder algebra — students see that algebra has real structure, not just rules to memorise.
Formal index laws with pronumerals — clean, rule-based content that rewards precision.
The algebraic analogue of fraction operations — students lean on existing fluency to handle pronumerals.
A complete session on signed number arithmetic, connecting back to algebra through substitution.
Formal equation solving introduced carefully, with strong emphasis on the balance model.
Extends equation solving to messier forms, and applies it through substitution into simple formulas.
A first engaging taste of quadratics (x² = k) — a glimpse of where high school algebra is heading.
Re-introduces the Cartesian plane in the context of linear relationships — rule to graph, graph to rule.
y = mx + b is the central idea of linear algebra — it recurs through all of high school, so we spend real time here.
Completes linear relationships with distance-time as the headline real-world application, and previews the curves to come.
Rapid revision of shape classification, then proper work on angle relationships at a point and across parallel lines.
Pushes into proof-adjacent reasoning, with formal angle-sum arguments for triangles, quadrilaterals, and polygons.
The four congruence tests — one of the most logically satisfying topics in junior high school geometry.
Similarity as a natural extension of congruence, with scale drawings as a direct real-world application.
Metric revision happens fast — circle geometry is the substance of the session.
Systematically works through every major area formula, then brings them together in composite shape problems.
Moves from 2D area into 3D — surface area introduced and volume extended to cylinders.
The centrepiece of Term 4 — proof of the theorem, finding the hypotenuse, finding a shorter side. Entirely new content.
Graph types covered rapidly; the real substance is statistical analysis and formal probability.
Your child will have covered the entire Year 7 syllabus and introductory Year 8 — arriving at high school with a genuine, structural head start.
High School Maths Mastery is designed for Year 6 students — especially those who have completed the selective test and are already confident with Year 6 maths content. It's ideal for students who want to stay challenged and hit the ground running when they start Year 7.
The course covers the full Year 7 NSW Mathematics syllabus. This includes algebra, negative numbers, fractions and decimals, ratios, coordinate geometry, angles, 2D and 3D shapes, area and volume, statistics and probability, and more. Students graduate from primary maths into genuine high school content.
The course begins the week of 11 May — part way through Term 2, after a one-week break following the selective test. This timing is intentional: students have just finished an intensive exam period and benefit from a brief reset before diving into new content.
No. While the course is timed around the selective test calendar, any Year 6 student who is confident with primary-level maths is welcome. The key requirement is readiness for Year 7 content, not selective test participation.
The content aligns with the NSW Year 7 syllabus, but students cover it months before their peers — giving them a significant head start. Classes are capped at 8 students, so they receive far more individual attention than a typical school classroom. Students enter Year 7 having already seen the material, which builds confidence and frees them to engage more deeply in class.
Classes are capped at 8 students. This small group size ensures every student receives meaningful attention and can ask questions without hesitation.
Each session runs for 2 hours. This gives students enough time to learn new concepts, work through guided examples, and complete practice problems — without the fatigue of a longer class.
Both. Students can attend in-person at our Parramatta centre or join online. You can switch between formats with notice to our admin team if your circumstances change.
We've built in a one-week break after the selective test before the course begins. The course itself is also a change of pace — instead of timed exam drills, students explore new mathematical concepts at a depth that's genuinely engaging. Most students find it refreshing rather than exhausting.
With a maximum of 8 students per class, our tutors can identify and address gaps quickly. If a student needs extra support on a particular concept, their tutor will provide targeted guidance during and after the session. The dashboard also tracks progress so parents can see exactly where their child stands.
Yes — mid-term enrolment is available. Families pay pro-rata for the remaining sessions in the term, so you're never charged for classes that have already passed.
The Test Academy dashboard gives parents a clear view of their child's performance — including topic-by-topic progress, assessment results, and personalised teacher feedback after every session.
Just stationery, a snack, and water. All printed materials, worksheets, and resources are provided by us.
We offer a free first session subject to availability. It's a no-commitment way to see if the course is the right fit for your child.
Yes. We offer a 5% sibling discount when two or more children from the same family are enrolled, and a 5% returning student discount for families re-enrolling with us. Multi-term discounts are also available during online enrolment.
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