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NSW Maths Syllabus Years 1–10: Guides, Topics & Free Practice Tests

Choose your child’s year level or maths topic to understand what they are learning, read clear step-by-step explanations and start free practice instantly. No sign-up is required.

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Resources are developed with reference to the NSW Mathematics K–10 Syllabus. Schools may teach topics in different sequences and at different levels of depth. Explore the complete maths practice-test resources.

Primary and high school students using NSW maths syllabus guides and free practice tests
Not sure where to begin?Start with your child’s school year, then review prerequisite skills from earlier years.
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NSW Maths syllabus by year

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Each guide explains the year-level topics in parent-friendly language, links learning to the NSW stage and provides practical ways to support progress.

NSW stageSchool yearsBroad learning focus
Stage 1Years 1–2Number sense, early operations, equal groups, fractions, measurement, shapes, data and chance.
Stage 2Years 3–4Multiplication and division, fractions and decimals, measurement, geometry and data displays.
Stage 3Years 5–6Multi-digit operations, percentages, early algebra, coordinates, probability and statistical reasoning.
Stage 4Years 7–8Integers, algebra, equations, ratios and rates, geometry, data and probability.
Stage 5Years 9–10Advanced algebra, quadratics, trigonometry, financial maths, relationships, statistics and probability.

View the official NSW Mathematics K–10 Syllabus and the Department of Education’s K–6 scope and sequence resources.

Maths topic library

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Use the search box or filters to find a clear guide, worked examples and practice resources.

No matching topic was found. Try a broader search or choose your child’s year level above.
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Parents often know the problem before they know the exact maths topic. Choose the situation that best matches your child.

A clear learning journey

Understand → See → Practise → Check → Improve

Strong learning happens when a student understands the method, sees it applied, practises at the right level and receives a clear next step.

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UnderstandLearn what the concept means and why the method works.
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SeeFollow a clear worked example with each step explained.
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PractiseStart with achievable questions and build difficulty gradually.
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CheckReview answers, identify misconceptions and correct the method.
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ImproveMove to the next skill only when the foundation is secure.
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Not sure which maths skills your child is missing?

A student may be completing Year 7 work while still having gaps in Year 5 fractions, decimals or multiplication. We help identify the learning gaps and recommend a practical starting plan.

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Why families use this hub

Clear resources, practical support and a real learning plan

The aim is not to provide more worksheets. It is to help families understand what the child should learn, where the difficulty begins and what to do next.

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Parent-friendly explanations

Curriculum language is translated into practical information that parents and students can understand.

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Confidence-first teaching

Students begin at an achievable level, develop secure understanding and build towards harder work.

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One connected Years 1–10 pathway

Year guides and topic pages connect earlier prerequisite skills to later school mathematics.

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Created by Aditya Jadhav, founder of Aussie Math Tutor NSW

Adi creates NSW-focused maths guides, practice questions and step-by-step learning resources for Years 1–10. He supports students through personalised tutoring from the main Telopea location, with an additional North Ryde location and online lessons.

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Maths tutoring from Telopea, across nearby Sydney suburbs

Telopea is the main tutoring location. North Ryde is an additional lesson location, with online support also available. Explore the most relevant local service page below.

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Private Maths Tutor in Telopea

Personalised Years 1–10 maths tutoring, learning-gap support and confidence-building lessons based from Telopea.

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For North Ryde lesson availability, use the contact page. Telopea remains the primary location.

Frequently asked questions

NSW Maths Syllabus and practice questions

Are the maths practice resources free?
Many practice tests, topic explanations and maths games can be used immediately without creating an account. Personalised tutoring and assessment services require a booking.
Are these official NSW Government resources?
No. Aussie Math Tutor NSW is an independent tutoring and education website. Its resources are developed with reference to NSW syllabus outcomes and common school programs. The official curriculum is published by the NSW Education Standards Authority.
Do all NSW schools teach maths topics in the same order?
Schools work towards the required NSW syllabus outcomes, but they may vary the sequence, pace, depth, teaching methods and resources. A year guide should be used as an overview, not a compulsory term-by-term timetable.
Which NSW stage is my child in?
Stage 1 covers Years 1–2, Stage 2 covers Years 3–4, Stage 3 covers Years 5–6, Stage 4 covers Years 7–8 and Stage 5 covers Years 9–10.
Which students sit NAPLAN?
NAPLAN is completed by students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9. Strong preparation should include underlying number knowledge, mathematical reasoning and familiarity with different question formats.
What should I do when I do not know my child’s current maths level?
Begin with the current school-year guide, then check whether the difficulty comes from an earlier prerequisite topic. A short assessment is often the fastest way to identify the correct starting point.

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