Free maths department report card templates, parent letters and a step-by-step procedure to support underachieving or disengaged students.

Free daily maths retrieval starters for Years 7-11. Ready-to-project 5-10 minute lesson openers across Number, Algebra, Geometry, Statistics and Proportion.

Ready-made tests skip the most useful conversation a department can have. How to write your own, plus a free faculty assessment review checklist.

Teach the equation of straight line graphs in the form y = mx + c. Video tutorial, free worksheet and GCSE exam questions with solutions.

A GCSE maths enrichment activity that extends reflections, rotations and translations to straight line graphs, with videos and worked answers.

Two kinds of starter, one decision. Prerequisite recap or mixed retrieval, plus Maths Challenge and mark scheme tasks, backed by research.

Teach multi-step angle problems with a video tutorial, free worksheet, exam questions with worked solutions and a full teacher's guide for KS3 and GCSE.

A September to Easter plan for the grade 7 to 9 cohort. Spot them from their Year 10 papers, build connected topics into the scheme of work, then run six weeks of past papers with two homeworks a week...

Access a fresh, free secondary maths resource every school day. All assets are sampled from fully sequenced KS3, GCSE, and A-Level schemes of work.

Cover happens every week in a maths department. Too often maths cover lessons are a generic worksheet. This post shows how a four-part pack lets a non-specialist teach the next lesson in the scheme, and why that only works with a school membership.

Students learn to find lengths in similar shapes by matching corresponding sides and using a length scale factor.

Week-by-week Grade 4 and 5 lessons for the November GCSE Maths resit, plus exam dates for AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC/Eduqas.

Practice Grade 9 GCSE vector problems with full solutions. Ideal for higher-tier students aiming for top grades.

Week-by-week Grade 4 and 5 lessons for the November GCSE Maths resit, plus exam dates for AQA, Edexcel, OCR and WJEC/Eduqas.

Teacher's guide for calculating a percentage change at KS3 and GCSE.

Practical tips on behaviour management in a mathematics lesson — seating plans, consistent routines and engaging teaching. Ideal for new maths teachers.

Curriculum Hub → Maths Lessons → Quadratic and Linear Simultaneous Equations Ready-to-teach lesson. Includes editable slides, a video tutorial and a printable worksheet. Saves 2+ hours of planning. Most students can substitute one equation into another when told to. Far fewer can explain why substitution works here when elimination doesn't, or spot which variable to substitute for when the quadratic is a circle rather than a parabola.

Home → Curriculum Hub → Back to School Hub for Maths Teachers Whether you’re planning a department INSET, settling new staff in, or just trying to get your own classroom sorted before the first bell, this hub pulls together our most useful back-to-school reading in the order you’ll actually need it – from the last week of August through to the settled routines of October half term.

Year 10 IGCSE Foundation scheme for plotting coordinates, midpoints and shape problems on the Cartesian plane.

A week of purposeful end-of-term activities for secondary maths teachers: accessible, genuinely mathematical, and easy to deliver with minimal preparation.

Why developing mathematical thinking matters more than repetitive practice. Research-backed strategies for maths teachers to build reasoning.

Why developing mathematical thinking matters more than repetitive practice. Research-backed strategies for maths teachers to build reasoning.

Play Towers of Hanoi online — a free interactive puzzle for KS3 and GCSE. Explore minimum moves, powers of two, and download the printable worksheet.

Play Hex Connection online — a free topology strategy game for KS3 and KS4. Claim hexagons, connect your sides, and explore graph theory and Nash's proofs.

Eight free interactive maths puzzles for end of term — strategy, logic and graph theory games for KS3 and KS4 students. Play in any browser, no login required.

Eight free interactive maths puzzles for end of term — strategy, logic and graph theory games for KS3 and KS4 students. Play in any browser, no login required.

Home → Curriculum Hub → Interactive Maths Games → The Game of Sim Six dots arranged in a hexagon — every pair connected by a line. Two players take turns colouring a line red or blue. This is a misère game: the first player to complete a triangle in their own colour loses. Click two numbered dots, or click a grey line directly.

Learn graphical transformations for GCSE Maths: all four types, GeoGebra explorers, free worksheet and four worked exam questions with solutions.