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P1 Has No Exams — Here's How to Know If Your Child Is Actually Keeping Up

There's no exam, and not even a Weighted Assessment (WA), for P1 — so gaps in your child's Maths foundation can go unnoticed for two full years. Get our free WhatsApp programme that checks all 8 P1 foundations and previews what's coming in P2.

 
The complete list of what P1 Maths should cover — all 8 areas MOE expects your child to master by year's end
 
A simple way to check your child's grasp of each area yourself — no test needed, just a parent-friendly walkthrough
 
A preview of what's new in P2 — so nothing catches you or your child by surprise
 
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What's inside

1

Numbers up to 100

Counting, place values, comparing, and ordinal numbers — the foundation everything else builds on.

2

Addition & Subtraction

Adding and subtracting within 100 — the mental fluency P2 assumes is already there.

3

Multiplication & Division

"Groups of" and "sharing equally" — the thinking behind next year's times tables.

4

Money

Counting cents and dollars — a skill that shows up constantly in later word problems.

5

Length

Measuring and comparing in centimetres — simple to check, easy to miss.

6

Time

Telling time to 5 minutes, am/pm — a favourite topic to quietly fall behind on.

7

2D Shapes

Identifying, naming, and combining shapes — often treated as "the easy one."

8

Picture Graphs

Reading and interpreting simple graphs — the seed for every graph up to PSLE.

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KooBits connection

Each topic shows how KooBits' daily practice supports it — so you can see what steady, syllabus-aligned practice looks like.