A mentor-led calculation-fluency program that runs inside your timetable — three hours a week, one cohort, one term. Verified in your school, on your data, with a promise no tuition or workbook makes: what takes a student a minute today will take thirty seconds by term-end, or that student's fee is refunded.
Every board season, the same sentence: "knew everything, couldn't finish the paper." That's a fluency failure wearing a knowledge costume. Your "weak batch" is mostly a fluency batch — intact reasoning on unmastered arithmetic. And your toppers are capped by speed too: NTSE, Olympiads, JEE, CAT are all won on it. Fluency is the most trainable ability in school mathematics, and the most neglected — syllabus periods teach concepts, tuition drills the paper, and nobody builds the layer underneath.
Everyone enrolled, no one singled out. Practice happens where teachers can see it; attendance takes care of itself; the energy is collective. What happens inside school hours, happens.
Drills at home on any phone; the flipped session after school or online. Every minute still tracked; the mentor still chases anyone slipping.
Week 1: a timed baseline across the term's skills — the number to beat, shared with parents. By term-end: the same skills, measured continuously from every timed drill — no separate exam, no invigilation, just the data you've watched move all term. The bar: at most half the baseline time. A completing student (80% attendance) who doesn't clear it gets a 100% refund within 30 days — settled on the same data you hold all term.
Monthly per-class reports and parent notes with real numbers — the concrete progress parents rarely get to see.
"Our students halve their calculation time in a term — and we have the data."
Foundations that pay forward into boards, Olympiads, and every speed-decided exam after.
One cohort (a section or grade, Classes 6–10), the timetable slots above (Model A) or none (Model B), any devices — computer lab or low-end phones, web app, nothing to install — and one staff coordinator. Fees per student per term, collected with your fee cycle or directly from parents. Pricing is tailored to cohort size and shared in the proposal.
We run the baseline diagnostic for an entire grade at no cost. You get a per-section skill-gap report; every parent gets their child's baseline. No commitment — and it will tell you more about your students' fluency than any exam you currently run, whether or not the program goes ahead.