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Put your learning to the test with curriculum-aligned practice papers. See how you perform and discover what to practise next.
Boldungu teaches the maths from your child's own school syllabus through relatable scenarios until each step clicks.
Follows the school curriculum in 23 countries, including
Which fraction is equal to 3 quarters?
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Every topic in your child's syllabus is built on earlier ones. When Amina struggles with equivalent fractions, Boldungu checks the ideas underneath, finds the one that never settled, and fixes that first.
Example from the Uganda primary syllabus
Boldungu follows your country's syllabus, so it knows which earlier idea each topic depends on. A few quick questions show which one is missing.
Quick check
Gap found: halves and quarters
The missed idea comes back through everyday situations and different ways of seeing it, until one of them makes sense.
One of two equal parts is shaded. That's one half.
No pile of scores. A plain note telling you which step your child is working on and how it's going.
This week with Amina
Her trouble with equivalent fractions comes from halves and quarters, a Primary 4 topic. She's practising it now.
Then back to equivalent fractions.
Explore free mathematics questions, revision resources and worksheets organised by curriculum, class and topic.
Put your learning to the test with curriculum-aligned practice papers. See how you perform and discover what to practise next.
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Boldungu connects learners, parents, teachers and schools around continuous mathematics practice and a shared understanding of how each learner is progressing.
Practice that responds to what each learner understands and what needs more work.
See where learners are succeeding, where they are struggling, and where attention may be needed.
Follow progress over time and stay connected to what learners are actually doing in mathematics.
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Practice organised around what learners are expected to learn in their curriculum.
Practice changes as the learner progresses, focusing attention where it is needed most.
Practise. Understand what needs work. Keep moving forward.
Learners work through mathematics activities aligned to what they are learning in their curriculum.
Boldungu learns from each attempt and adjusts what the learner should practise next.
Learners, parents and teachers can see what is going well, what needs more work, and what comes next.
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Every week, Boldungu tells you what your child practised, which topics are secure, and which step they're working on now, in plain words.
Which days, for how long, and on which topics. No more wondering whether practice happened.
Every topic in their syllabus, marked as secure, growing or being worked on.
A plain-language summary, so you don’t have to wait for the next test or school report.
Amina's week
5 days of practice, 48 minutes in total
Topics
This week
Amina found a gap in halves and quarters, a Primary 4 topic. Once it's secure, she'll go back to equivalent fractions.
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