Mathematics

Mee Toh School builds mathematical thinking through fun activities like the 100th Day celebration and MTS Maths Week, helping students develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

Last updated 23 June 2026

Mathematics

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In Mee Toh School, we aim to foster Mathematical Thinking in our students through fun and interesting activities. Mathematical thinking starts from young. Our Primary one students celebrate their 100^th Day in Mee Toh School in July through a series of fun Mathematical activities beyond the classrooms.

As they progress to other levels, we also design other activities to cultivate a mindset that embraces problem-solving, critical thinking, metacoginition and a deep understanding of mathematical concepts. One of them is the MTS Maths Week which coincides with the International Day of Mathematics on 14 March (previously known as Pi Day since 3, 1 and 4 are the first three significant figurres of π). During Maths Week, we celebrate how Mathematics has made our world and lives better through exciting activities with our friends and families.

Young children in school uniforms doing number activities in a gym, holding plates with numbers and counting booklets.

Young students in white uniforms gather around tables with colorful building pieces, guided by adults in a school setting.

Students in school uniforms work together at desks using colorful paper shapes and coin-like tokens in a classroom.