Mindfloss does the same for her thinking, so her answers come out clear too.

Sort out what she knows.

Link the ideas that belong together.

Say it clearly, start to finish.
No concept left behind.
First she understands it, then she explains it, then she uses it in exam questions.
We rebuild the concept from the baseline using real examples, visuals, and experiments — for the child to understand the reason behind it, not just what to write.
We train how to think, not what to answer — so they stop guessing and start reasoning. Every child explains out loud. No passive watching.
We translate that thinking into exam language — so marks finally reflect understanding, not just memory.
Sound familiar? Most careless mistakes aren't random. They tend to repeat, and each one has a reason we can find.
She answered a slightly different question from the one asked.
A dropped zero, a misplaced decimal, a + where there should be a ×.
Right working, wrong unit. mℓ or ℓ? cm or m?
It looks careless, but a small wrong idea is sitting underneath.
Learning only works when she feels safe. Every Mindfloss class is a small, kind community of girls, where nobody laughs at a question and nobody is judged for not knowing yet.
She learns to say exactly where she's stuck. Confusion isn't a problem here. It's where learning starts.
Simple ways to stay calm: a steady breath, a plan for the first question, and seeing a mistake as information, not failure.
Friendships, screens, a hard week. Each session opens with a short reset, so her head is clear to think.
Whatever level she joins at, we keep every concept polished, year after year, so she reaches P6 and PSLE, and then Secondary school, on solid ground.
The goal: a girl who can explain what she knows, in her own words.
Every concept is taught through the things she already loves — from her squishy collection to her bubble tea order — so she sees Maths and Science happening in her own Singapore life, not just on a worksheet.
Mochi is our class cat. Mochi appears on her worksheets with hints, asks “but why?”, and reminds her to check before she moves on.
We weigh it, squash it and weigh it again. Squeezing changes the shape, not the mass. A misconception fixed with a toy she already owns.
Her favourite order turns into a real question about the whole. That's exactly where percentage questions trip girls up.
It flows, but you can pick it up. Arguing it out teaches her what scientists actually check — shape, volume and how it moves.
Every Mindfloss girl starts with a My World Profile: her favourite characters, games, hobbies, collections and the things she talks about constantly. We use it to make unfamiliar concepts feel familiar. Trends change fast; her profile keeps up.
Maths and Science are woven together week by week, so she builds connections across both subjects, not in isolation.
Two subjects, one programme: often more cost-effective than separate classes. ✦
A Block is 12 weekly sessions of 2.5 hours. There are four Blocks a year, timed around the school year. Classes are grouped by her school level in 2027 (P3, P4 or P5). P3 meets on Saturdays; P4 and P5 meet on Sundays.
Block 1 starts in December, so she meets her new level before school does. ✦
Most of her new level's topics, introduced from the very beginning, plus timed practice before her first school assessment.
Finish the new topics, then bring earlier ones back so nothing fades, with exam-style practice ahead of her mid-year assessment.
Multi-step, cross-topic problems that turn understanding into confident reasoning, with practice ahead of her Term 3 assessment.
End-of-year exam practice, then repairing what her paper showed, then a first look at next year's topics.
New girls join at the start of a Block. No classes on the Chinese New Year, Labour Day and National Day weekends. Fees are shared at the Discovery Session.
No surprises on exam day. Just “oh, I’ve done this before.” ✦
Before each school assessment, she sits a full practice paper under real exam conditions: the timing, the quiet, the pressure, all in a safe room.

Timed and marked properly, just like school, so exam day holds no surprises.

We watch how she works: where she rushes, where she freezes, where she loses marks. You get an honest, written update.

We go through every question she got wrong, one by one, and show her exactly how to earn the mark next time.
An optional add-on before WA1, WA2 and the end-of-year exam. Ask us about it at your Discovery Session.
The Mindfloss method was developed over years of private teaching, misconception by misconception. Block 1, starting 12/13 December 2026, is when it opens to more girls. Every family who joins then becomes a Pioneer family.
Six girls per class. Three levels. One educator. Pioneer families help shape what Mindfloss becomes, and their daughters are the first to grow up with it.
Every Pioneer family receives S$200 off every year she stays with Mindfloss, all the way to graduation.
Only for families who enrol for Block 1. It won't be offered to later intakes.
A free 30–45 minute chat in person, where we look at her recent work together. You'll receive a secure link to upload a recent worksheet or school paper beforehand.
Nikita shows you the misconceptions behind her mistakes and how Mindfloss would work on them.
If it's the right fit, you'll receive the terms and invoice. Pay to secure the seat.
Tell us about her school topics and recent school papers, one week before Block 1 begins.
Many capable girls hold an answer back until they're completely sure it's right. Sometimes they never say it at all. But when an answer stays in her head, no one gets to see how she's thinking, and that thinking is exactly what we teach from.
So Mindfloss Girls is a small, girls-only room: six girls, one teacher, and a simple rule that every idea is welcome, even the half-finished ones. She's already capable. Here, her confidence and her voice get to keep pace.
Singapore's P4 girls' average Maths score in TIMSS 2023, one of the highest in the world.
She's capable.Yet P4 boys now lead girls by 12 points in Maths, and 9 in Science. In 2003, girls were ahead.
The gap isn't about ability.Girls consistently report lower confidence in Maths, and confidence is closely linked to results.
That's what we build.Sources: Society of Women Engineers, analysis of TIMSS 2023 (Singapore, P4) · IEA, "Girls Losing Ground" (April 2026) · TIMSS 2023 International Results
It isn't about ability. It's about how sure she feels, and we build that one concept at a time.
In a room of six girls, she volunteers the answer she's unsure of. That answer is exactly where we find the misconception.
The content is the full MOE syllabus, taught the Mindfloss way. Only the room is different — never the standard.
Nikita studied child psychology and communication, and has spent more than a decade teaching children privately and in small groups, alongside ten years in management, strategy and marketing.
Along the way, she became fascinated by something worksheets rarely reveal: why a child gives the answer she gives. Mindfloss grew from that question. Every topic, practical and Exam Bridge in the programme is designed around the gaps Singapore primary students actually carry into their exams.
Across every classroom and boardroom she has been in, one thing held true: the people who do well are not always the ones who know the most. They are the ones who understand the idea and can say it clearly and to the point. The teacher marking her paper rewards exactly that. So does every interviewer and manager she will meet later.
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Mindfloss follows the MOE Primary Maths and Science syllabus, like tuition. The difference is how it's taught: classes of at most six girls, built around exploring each concept, reasoning it out in her own words, and then applying it to exam-style questions.
Girls in Primary 3, 4 and 5 (by their 2027 level). If your daughter is in P2 now, she can join the P3 class starting in December 2026. For Primary 6, we run a separate four-girl PSLE Circle.
No. Maths and Science are taught together in every session, so she joins both. Linking the two helps concepts stick.
Yes. Every topic follows the MOE syllabus, and our Exam Bridge sessions practise the question types used in school Weighted Assessments and end-of-year exams, so her foundations are strong well before PSLE in P6.
Mindfloss is two in one: Maths and Science taught together in one programme, 2.5 hours every week, with six girls per class. Light snacks are provided, and she takes home a set of cute materials at the end of every Block. Many families find it more cost-effective than paying for two separate subjects at a larger centre. We share the full fees at your free Discovery Session.
Yes. Every Block includes Exam Bridge practice on school-style questions. For girls who want the full experience, Exam Rehearsal is an optional add-on before each school assessment: a timed practice paper under real exam conditions, marked properly, with honest feedback for parents and a one-on-one review of every question she got wrong.
Classes run in 12-week Blocks of weekly 2.5-hour sessions, four Blocks a year. P3 is on Saturdays; P4 and P5 are on Sundays. Each class has a maximum of six girls.
In central Singapore. The exact address is shared when you book your Discovery Session.
She can attend up to two weekday make-up sessions per Block.
If Mindfloss ever has to cancel a session, it is rescheduled as a full session. If that isn't possible within the Block, it is credited to the next Block or refunded pro rata, so she never loses a session.
Book a free Discovery Session: a 30–45 minute chat in person, at the central Singapore space where classes are held, where we look at her recent work together. Before you meet, you'll receive a secure link to upload a recent worksheet or school paper, so Nikita can read through it first. You'll meet Nikita, see how she teaches, and hear about fees and available places.
Four girls. Two sessions a week. One calm, well-prepared PSLE year.
Primary 6 is a different year. The PSLE Circle is a girls-only Maths & Science programme for just four girls, so every girl’s thinking is seen, not just her final answer.
We rebuild and strengthen the topics shaping her schoolwork right now: clear teaching, guided practice, then steadily harder application.
She brings it all together: mixed-topic questions, Science open-ended answers, PSLE-style papers and reviewing her corrections, so she knows why, not just what.
Holiday intensives, prelim practice and materials are already part of the Circle. No add-ons, no surprises.
Current Mindfloss families receive priority before remaining places are released.
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We can’t wait to hear her ideas. ✦
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