Einstein Kidz Organised Annual Abacus & Mental Maths Competition for 4 to 14 year olds in Sydney, NSW

30th May 2022, Sydney: Einstein Kidz Abacus organised the Annual Abacus and Maths Competition for kids ranging from 4 years old to 14 years at The Ponds High School, NSW on 29^th May 2022. This is the 7th consecutive year that Einstein Kidz Abacus has organised such a big event where nearly 100 kids participated.

Children from all over Sydney took part in this annual maths fiesta. The competition was graced by Deputy Lord Mayor Sameer Pandey (Parramatta Ward), Blacktown Councillor Julie Griffiths – Ward 2, and Blacktown Councillor Moninder Singh (Ward 1). All the guests appreciated the efforts and guidance provided by Ms Priya and her team to the next generation of Mathematicians.

Mrs Priya Wani, Director and CEO, Einstein Kidz Abacus believes in what the great Shakuntala Devi once said – “Without mathematics, there’s nothing you can do. Everything around you is mathematics. Everything around you is numbers.”

“Children don’t hate Maths. They dislike being confused and intimidated by maths. Early introduction of Abacus and Mental maths can help build a strong maths foundation which would unlock the passion for understanding and conquering Maths. We are proud to have helped more than 1000 young mathematicians who are pursuing their dreams today in various parts of Australia.” said Mrs Priya Wani, Director and CEO, Einstein Kidz Abacus

Einstein Kidz Abacus has been using Abacus and mental maths to engage children via integrated educational methods that build on students’ strengths to foster their full mental capability & potential from 2014.

Ms. Priya, (CEO of Einstein Kidz Abacus) teaches Abacus   instruments to kids of all the primary ages. It helps kids to do Arithmetic math calculations in a quicker and faster way

Abacus is a different technique of learning and visualization of Abacus beads in mind. Abacus is mainly a Brain Development program and considered as an extracurricular activity.

Abacus technique is now adopted worldwide and has proven results that it doesn’t conflict with any school technique of learning math. This technique only implements Arithmetic calculations like add/sub/multiplication/division.