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Cuemath Parent Summit 2026

Join us as we honor Cuemath students for a year of dedication and growth. The parent summit will also feature a keynote address by Cuemath founder and CEO Manan Khurma on what it takes to remain MathFit in an AI-driven world.

Find a Summit Near You
3

Cities

Dubai · Sydney · Melbourne

251

Students honored on stage

Called up for a MathFit Honor

95+

Teach-It-Back videos

Kids teaching math in their own words

Register for a Summit Near You

Seven U.S. cities, 14 November to 6 December 2026. Pick your region, find the city nearest you and save your family's seat. Awards are presented only in person.

  • Parent Summit · Texas

    Dallas (Frisco)

    Nov 28, Saturday11:00 AM – 1:00 PM CST
    Register Now
  • Parent Summit · Texas

    Austin (Round Rock)

    Nov 29, Sunday5:00 PM – 7:00 PM CST
    Register Now

Why Cuemath Parents Don't Miss This Event

AI is changing the math your child needs. At the summit you will hear what that means for them, see how Cuemath builds it, and watch our students honored on stage. Awards are handed over only in person, so be in the room.

Manan Khurma delivering the keynote to parents and students at the Dubai Parent Summit

Math in an AI World

Learn what your child needs to master now that AI can answer any math question.

Divykriti Madaan speaking on stage at the Dubai Parent Summit

How Cuemath Builds It

See how coaches cue, don’t tell, so your child does the thinking, at the right level.

Students honored at the Dubai Parent Summit with the Cuemath team

Results We Honored

Cheer as Cuemath students from your city walk on stage for a MathFit Honor.

A Teach-It-Back winner receiving his certificate on stage in Melbourne

Teach It Back, on Camera

Watch the winning videos of children teaching a math idea in their own words.

Every Result Is Recognised

Results in school and beyond earn Cuemath students a MathFit honor, from Rising Stars to Diamond. In the UAE and Australia, 251 students walked on stage for theirs.

  • MathFitDiamond

  • MathFitGold

  • MathFitSilver

  • MathFitBronze

  • MathFitRising Stars

Awards are presented only in person, so register for the summit nearest you.

Teach-It-Back Contest

Before each summit, Cuemath students recorded a short video teaching a math idea in their own words. With 95+ entries in, the winners took home cash prizes worth about $600.

Nevaeh Halder KumarNevaeh Halder Kumar
First prize · Grade 3

Loading a Plane With Data and Graphs

A hundred passengers, each with a meal order: what goes on the plane? She solved it with tally marks and a graph.

Viyaan SenguptaViyaan Sengupta
Second prize · Grade 5

Carl Gauss' Adding Technique

He found the pattern hiding inside a problem that looks impossible, and named the lesson himself: math is breaking something complex into something simpler.

Mohamad KanaanMohamad Kanaan
Third prize · Grade 8

Why the Percentages Shortcut Works

Divide both numbers by ten, then multiply what is left. He did not stop at the shortcut: he explained why it works and tested it on easy numbers and hard ones.

Mustafa FarrukhMustafa Farrukh
Special mention · Grade 4

Why a Triangle's Angles Add Up to 180°

He proved it by cutting a paper triangle into three pieces and bringing the corners together into a straight line.

Moments From the Event

  • The Cuemath Parent Summit 2026 title screen in MelbourneThe Future of Math Education
  • Manan Khurma delivering the keynote in DubaiKeynote in Dubai
  • A standee listing the signs a child is MathFitSigns your child is MathFit
  • Parents and students in the audience at the Melbourne Parent SummitA full room
  • Manan Khurma speaking in front of the summit title slide in MelbourneManan opens the summit
  • A Teach-It-Back winner receiving his certificate in DubaiA winner in Dubai
  • Manan Khurma on stage in Melbourne: "Let's make humanity's next generation MathFit"On stage in Melbourne
  • A standee comparing what AI does with what humans doWith AI, thinkers are rare
  • Families applauding as a student receives his certificate in MelbourneApplause for every honor
  • Teach-It-Back contest results presented on stage in DubaiTeach It Back results
  • A student receiving his certificate on stage in MelbourneCalled up on stage
  • The MathFit Honor awards laid out before the Melbourne summitThe MathFit Honors
  • All the students honored in Melbourne together on stageEvery honoree
  • Manan Khurma talking with a family after the Melbourne summitAfter the talk

Frequently Asked Questions

The Cuemath Parent Summit is a 2-hour in-person event for Cuemath families on the future of math education: a talk on being MathFit in an AI world, the Teach-It-Back Contest winning videos, and the MathFit Honors Awards.

We'd love to hand your child their award in person! Physical awards are given only on stage at the summit and can't be shipped. If you've registered but can't make it on the day, your child will still receive an e-certificate and an e-citation from their coach. These are only for registered families, so do register to make sure your child's achievement is celebrated. Find the summit nearest you.

In Dubai on 13 September 2026 at The Westin Dubai Mina Seyahi, in Sydney on 17 October 2026 and in Melbourne on 18 October 2026. Now the summit is coming to the U.S., from 14 November to 6 December 2026. Find the event nearest you.

Being MathFit means being strong at every level of mathematical thinking: Fluency, Understanding, Application and Reasoning. Traditional math mostly stops at Fluency, but in an AI world the higher levels matter most.

251 students were honored on stage: 118 in Dubai, 60 in Sydney and 73 in Melbourne, across MathFit Rising Stars and Distinctions in School Mathematics, National Competition and International Competition. Next, U.S. students will be honored at seven summits across the country. Register for the one nearest you, as awards are presented only in person.

Before each summit, Cuemath students recorded a video teaching a math idea in their own words. Each summit played its city's winning videos, and the winners received cash prizes of up to $600.