Australian Curriculum
MathsHarbour is built around the Australian Curriculum for Mathematics. Skills are mapped to curriculum content descriptors, then sequenced into pathways that aim for stronger foundations, clearer progress, and longer-term mastery.
The curriculum gives the coverage target. MathsHarbour adds the learning order, skill tracking, and practice system on top.
Each skill is tied directly to an Australian Curriculum content descriptor so coverage stays visible and auditable.
Coverage is then organised into year-level pathways so prerequisite knowledge lands before the harder topics that depend on it.
Students do not just complete pages. They build mastery skill by skill, with later review to keep strong work from fading away.
These are the active pathways currently published in MathsHarbour and how much curriculum structure each one covers.
Structured Year 7 coverage organised into sequenced units, skill-by-skill mastery, and long-term review.
Browse the complete descriptor-to-skill mapping across year levels and strands when you want the full reference view.
Filter by year level and strand, then inspect every mapped content descriptor and the MathsHarbour skills linked to it.
This shows how the currently published pathways spread across the Mathematics strands represented in the mapped skills.
Curriculum coverage matters, but so does the order students move through it. Explore the pathways to see how MathsHarbour turns coverage into a structured learning journey.