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With the latest announcement on full home-based learning starting 8 April till 4 May, as one of the key publishers of Maths Textbooks in Singapore, Marshall Cavendish Education will be offering FREE ACCESS to Math Buddies, a home-based learning app, to support all primary school students in Singapore. The Math Buddies app will enable your child:

- To follow and learn based on the Singapore maths curriculum
- To pace himself/herself in learning and encourages self-directed learning
- To utilise virtual manipulatives to aid concept visualisation

As the leading provider in education, we are ready to support your child’s learning needs and help him/her through the weeks of home-based learning ahead! Click on https://www.mceduhub.com/MathBuddies/index.aspx to get your free access today!

*Free access is valid till 31 May 2020

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