Subject

Geometry

Geometry is at the heart of our teaching philosophy. Spatial reasoning develops the visual intuition that makes every branch of mathematics more accessible. We teach geometry deeply — not as a collection of formulas, but as a system of logical relationships.

The Geometry pathway

Ages 7–9 · Years 3–4

Shapes, symmetry and visual puzzles

First geometry develops the habit of looking carefully, describing what changes and spotting what stays the same. Students build spatial intuition through drawing, folding, tiling and puzzle-solving.

What we cover

  • Properties of common 2D and 3D shapes
  • Symmetry, reflections and rotations
  • Perimeter through visual puzzles
  • Tiling, folding and cutting
  • Explaining spatial observations

Competitions & exams we prepare for in United Kingdom

  • FMC

Olympiad curriculum

Durable mathematical ideas form the curriculum; individual puzzles and practice lessons sit beneath them. Topics recur at increasing depth across the pathway.