Embrace all Learners

The Math Olympiad Training Programme at Innova is a 10-week enrichment initiative aimed at equipping students with a structured approach to develop deep problem-solving skills, mathematical intuition, and mastery of advanced topics.

Through this programme, students learn to tackle unfamiliar problems with creative thinking and confidence. They are introduced to a wide range of heuristics such as:

• Pattern recognition

• Symmetry

• Substitution

• Extremal principle

• Combinatorics

In addition, students explore proof techniques, strengthen case analysis and generalisation skills, and build mathematical intuition through consistent and focused practice.

Armed with these tools, students are ready to participate in Mathematical Olympiad Competitions organised by various high schools and institutions.

The programme nurtures not only mathematical excellence but also resilience, logical reasoning, and a love for challenging problems — empowering students to excel in advanced mathematical pursuits.

Improving Confidence and Achievement in Numeracy (ICAN) is a programme that supports low progress learners.

This programme helps low progress learners cope with language issues and anxiety in Math and gets them to be motivated to study Mathematics.

The E2K Mathematics Programme is a Mathematics Programme for selected Primary 4 and Primary 5 pupils who demonstrate interest and ability in Mathematics. The aim of the programme is to develop in pupils mathematical reasoning skills and their abilities of independent learning and creativity. The programme also aims to develop in our pupils mathematician’s habits and attitudes and the important 21st competencies like critical and inventive thinking. The development of the competencies reinforces their confidence to communicate effectively. 

M.A.T.H (Math Activity Time @ Home) is an initiative designed to strengthen pupils’ number sense through fun, hands-on games and activities. The package encourages parents to actively participate in their child's learning journey by playing math games and using manipulatives at home to make learning enjoyable and meaningful.

Research shows that consistent support from both home and school reinforces learning and boosts students’ understanding and achievement in mathematics. When parents engage positively with math, children develop a growth mindset and greater confidence in their abilities.

Through daily activities such as cooking, budgeting, or measuring, parents can help their children see the value of math in everyday life, making concepts more relatable and applicable to real-world situations.

A strong home-school partnership allows for learning to be personalized—supporting each child according to their strengths and areas for improvement. A nurturing environment at home helps reduce stress and fosters a positive attitude toward math.

Together, when parents and educators collaborate, students not only develop essential math skills but also cultivate a lifelong love for learning. Let’s work hand in hand to nurture confident, curious, and capable learners.

The Math Best Progress Award celebrates students who have shown significant growth in their mathematical understanding and/or learning dispositions. By recognising personal progress rather than just top performance, this award promotes a growth mindset and affirms the belief that effort, perseverance, and a positive attitude can lead to improvement. It also serves to motivate all students to embrace challenges and view progress as an important part of the learning journey. 

Congratulations to our 2025 award recipients for their commitment and continued growth in Mathematics!