Maths that starts where your child actually is.

From counting and place value to calculus. The assessment finds the gap, even if it is from two years ago, and the study plan starts there. Every lesson has a video from a qualified teacher, a worksheet and a test.

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Watch it worked. Then work it yourself.

A teacher solves the problem on screen while explaining each step. Your child pauses and rewinds as much as they need, then does the worksheet. Wrong answers point back to the exact step in the video.

  • Over 1,000 video lessons across Maths and English
  • More than 6 million questions
  • Ask a qualified teacher from any question, six days a week
  • Maths dictionary and tutor tips built in

We teach the strands in the order a Maths teacher would.

Aligned to US Common Core and state standards, and to more than 200 curricula worldwide. Your child sees the lessons for their curriculum, at the level they can do today.

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  1. Year 1–2

    • Counting and place value
    • Addition and subtraction
    • Shapes
    • Time and money

  2. Year 3–4

    • Multiplication and division
    • Fractions
    • Measurement
    • Data and graphs

  3. Year 5–6

    • Decimals and percentages
    • Ratio
    • Angles and area
    • Problem solving

  4. Year 7–8

    • Integers and indices
    • Algebra basics
    • Linear equations
    • Geometry and Pythagoras

  5. Year 9–10

    • Quadratics
    • Trigonometry
    • Simultaneous equations
    • Statistics and probability

  6. Year 11–12

    • Functions
    • Calculus
    • Advanced trigonometry
    • Combinatorics

Topics shown are examples. See curriculum alignment by country and state.

Secondary school gets the same depth as the early years.

Many learning apps stop at Grade 6. FutureSchool runs to Year 12: quadratics, trigonometry, functions, calculus. The same short-video, worksheet, test pattern, with a teacher to ask when a proof will not click.

Lesson tests use one attempt, like an exam. Weak questions send your child back to the lesson that covers the gap.

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Maths for the whole family from $351 a year.

That is $29.25/month equivalent, or $351 a year. English is included. 30-day money-back guarantee on every plan.

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Find their Maths level first.

A free 20-minute assessment finds the strand they are stuck on. The study plan starts at that strand, not at the top of the year.

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Year 1–12 · Maths & English · Whole-family access