Enriches Lab

Latest Update:  

• Noetic Learning Math Contest is Now Open for Registration

Calling all math enthusiasts from Grade 2-5! Join the Enriches Lab Belmont & San Carlos local teams and experience the excitement of problem solving in a fun environment. Each grade will receive its own set of questions.

Contest Date: April 15, 2026, Wednesday afternoon

Registration Deadline: February 28, 2026

In-person participants will receive recognition and awards from Noetic Learning

• • Team Winner Medal: for the top scorer on each team

  • National Honor Roll Medal: for the top 10% of students nationwide.

  • Honorable Mention Ribbon: for the top 50% of students nationwide.

In-person Contest Location: Enriches Lab (near Belmont Library)

Contest Details:

• Participants will be assigned to their grade-level teams.

• Contest start times vary by grade and will be announced by email in late March.

• Students must be registered with Enriches Lab for the Noetic Math Contest in order to participate at our contest site. 

Register as part of the Enriches Lab team here.

At-home participation pays higher registration fee and will not receive official recognition. More information can be found here.

• Summer Camp Registration is Now Open

2026 The Art of Mathematics summer camps are now open for registration! Enriches Lab is partnering with Color Dot Art Space to offer a unique two-level summer program that blends mathematics, art, and hands-on exploration. More details about the summer camp program can be found here.

• Free trial classes during February school break (02/18-02/20)

Use the following link to book your spot:

• • Grade 3-4 Math Foundation Trial Class (1 hour)

  • Grade 5 Prealgebra Trial Class (1 hour) 

Parents will have the opportunity to speak with the teacher and learn more about our 2026-2027 math afterschool program after the class.

• Activities for Advanced Math Lovers: 

We are an official AMC8 competition site. If your child’s school does not organize AMC competitions, please feel free to reach out! We are happy to assist with registration even if your child is not enrolled in our classes.

• If your child’s math skills are 2 or more grades above their school grade level, please email us at contact@enricheslab.com to book a placement assessment for Infinity Math Circle.

 About Our Lab

At Enriches Lab, we are a dedicated team of experienced educators and STEM practitioners passionate about nurturing young minds. Founded by two math PhDs from Imperial College London with extensive experience teaching K-12 students beyond the standard curriculum, our mission is to help early learners, aged 8–15, build a strong mathematical foundation that fosters curiosity, critical thinking, and a lifelong love for learning. We prepare our learners not just for academic success but to pursue their passions with confidence, laying the groundwork for achievements in high school, university, and beyond.

Our specially designed classes guide students through the fascinating world of mathematical construction and logical reasoning using engaging stories and fun puzzles. We focus on teaching concepts from first principles, encouraging deep understanding over rote memorization.

Our curriculum is a rich blend of materials from top international education systems, including the US, UK, China, Japan and Singapore, tailored to meet the rigorous standards of international math competitions. Students at Enriches Lab gain the skills and confidence to excel in challenges like Math Kangaroo, Math League, and other STEM competitions.

Our class is designed for learners between the ages of 8 and 14 to immerse in the joy of logical thinking and problem-solving. The class focuses on teaching children to think critically, rather than just memorizing formulas. This approach not only helps children excel in math, but also teaches valuable skills that will serve them well in all areas of their lives. We encourage children to express their thinking paths and help them develop constructive presentations.

We also place a strong emphasis on collaboration and presentation. Children will work in small groups to solve problems and share their ideas with one another. This not only helps to build their communication skills, but it also helps children to understand that there are often multiple ways to approach a problem.

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