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About MathsCheck Plus

Find out more information about MathsCheck Plus.

Last updated 9 April 2026

Mathematics Assessment for Learning (AfL) Tool

Logo with two rulers forming an "M" and the text "MathsCheck Plus" in yellow, red, and cyan.

MathsCheckPlus is designed for Primary 2 and 4 students to identify students’ learning gaps using skills descriptors and is closely aligned with the MOE Primary School Mathematics syllabus.

P2 MathsCheckPlus is a computerised linear test, where questions are presented to students in a fixed, sequential order.

P4 MathsCheckPlus is a Multistage Adaptive Test (MST). It provides a customised test experience as it adjusts the test difficulty according to the student’s performance during the test. Students are given approximately 1 hour to complete the test.

MathsCheckPlus for Teaching and Learning

SEAB collaborates with Academy of Singapore Teachers (AST) to conduct workshops for MathsCheckPlus Champions from participating schools.

AST’s Master Teachers use the insights from MathsCheckPlus reports to develop classroom strategies to close students’ learning gaps. The workshops are a valuable platform for teachers to understand their students’ learning difficulties and learn good practices from colleagues from other schools.

MathsCheckPlus Reports

A School Report and a Class Report will be provided.

School Report

The School Report provides a holistic overview of students’ performance at the school level. It provides a qualitative comparison of students’ performance against the national average performance. If the school participates in MathsCheckPlus for three consecutive years, the School Report also provides trend information.

Two bar charts compare WHO, FRA, MEA, and DRI performances at topic and skill levels on strength scales.

Class Report

The class report informs teachers about each student’s mastery of Mathematical skills and topics.

Teachers can use the information to identify students who need greater support, and craft class-level and cohort-level remediation strategies.

Dashboard showing student manageability of topics with bar graphs for Whole Numbers, Fractions, Measurement, Data Representation.

Progression from MathsCheckPlus to CATalytics

Using the insights from P4 MathsCheckPlus, teachers can identify students who need additional support in specific topics and use CATalytics to pinpoint exact learning gaps. This targeted approach also enables teachers to provide more targeted intervention and check how students are managing a topic post-intervention.

Please refer to the infographic below for an overview of how MathsCheckPlus and CATalytics can be used in tandem to support students’ Mathematical development throughout their primary school years.

Diagram explaining SEAB's Mathematics Assessment for learning, detailing CATalytics Reports, MathsCheck Plus, and MST design.

Registration

Registration for MathsCheckPlus will open in the second half of the year. School leaders and key personnel will receive emails with registration details.

If you are interested to sign up for MathsCheckPlus, you may indicate your interest here. SEAB will reach out to you when the registration period opens.

Interested in other Assessment for Learning (AfL) tools? Discover more here.