Free and paid maths websites, games and worksheets
Looking for maths resources for home education? We've gathered a collection of free and paid maths websites, games, worksheets, videos and online programmes for children and teenagers. From early number skills and primary maths to GCSE and A level revision. Some follow the National Curriculum for England, while others take a more playful or flexible approach. Whether your child enjoys learning through games, wants to explore maths at their own pace or needs help with a particular topic, there are plenty of options to try. Home educating families don't have to follow the National Curriculum, so you can choose what works best for your child.
You can also explore our Mixed Subjects resources for more maths websites, or browse our Courses & Lessons page for online tuition and structured learning options.
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3–9 |
An interactive early maths programme using colourful games, guided lessons, puzzles and activities to develop number skills and mathematical understanding. Subscription-based, with a free trial. |
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Secondary, GCSE and A level |
Free maths worksheets, revision booklets, videos and practice materials covering Years 7–11, GCSE, AS and A level Maths and Further Maths. |
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Reception–Year 13 |
Interactive maths practice covering thousands of curriculum-linked skills, with personalised questions, explanations and progress tracking. Mainly subscription-based. |
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5–13 |
A personalised virtual maths tutor using assessments, interactive lessons and adaptive activities to identify gaps in understanding and develop mathematical skills. Subscription-based. |
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Primary–A level |
A structured online maths programme with short video tutorials, practice questions, assessments and progress tracking. Free trial and paid subscriptions. |
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5–16 |
An interactive maths programme combining curriculum-linked activities, games, challenges and personalised practice. Subscription-based, with a free trial. |
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Primary and secondary |
UK curriculum-aligned maths resources, including free workbooks, schemes of learning, teaching videos and problem-solving activities. Additional paid resources available. |
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Approx. 6–14 |
A fantasy-themed maths game where children practise mathematical skills through quests, battles and challenges. Core educational content is free, with optional paid memberships. |
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Upper primary–KS3 |
Clear, engaging maths videos explaining fractions, decimals, percentages, geometry, arithmetic and introductory algebra. Free videos, with additional worksheets available through paid membership. |
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Primary–early secondary |
Free downloadable maths curriculum materials from a US Christian publisher, including structured lessons, exercises and hands-on activities. Uses American grade levels, with optional paid physical resources. |
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KS2, GCSE and A level |
Free maths revision resources, including topic videos, worksheets, practice questions, past papers and worked solutions. Particularly useful for GCSE and A level exam preparation. |
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Primary–GCSE |
Free maths videos, worksheets, practice questions and revision materials, including the popular 5-a-day challenges for regular skills practice. |
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KS2, approx. 7–11 |
Interactive maths games, worksheets and assessments covering multiplication, fractions, decimals, geometry, measurement and problem-solving. Free games and additional paid resources. |
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Early years–KS3 |
A personalised maths app using short activities, visual questions, games and adaptive practice to develop skills and confidence. Subscription-based, with a free trial. |
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Primary and secondary |
Free Mathematics Enhancement Programme resources from the University of Plymouth, including structured lesson plans, practice books, worksheets and exercises. |
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Primary–A level |
A collection of interactive maths tools, question generators, puzzles, printable worksheets and digital manipulatives. Many resources are free, with additional membership features. |
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Primary–secondary, adaptable |
Free creative maths activities, visual puzzles, investigations and problem-solving tasks developed through Stanford University, encouraging mathematical thinking and exploration. |
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4–11 |
A hands-on primary maths programme using stackable place-value counters, video tutorials, games and practical activities to explain mathematical concepts. Free samples, with paid kits and membership. |
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KS3, GCSE and IGCSE |
Self-study maths resources and revision support created by a home educating family, including video lessons, practice materials and revision hub for GCSE/IGCSE Maths. Paid courses and resources available. |
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KS2–KS3, approx. 7–14 |
Free downloadable maths workbooks for KS2 and KS3 learners, offering structured practice that children can complete independently or with support. |
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IGCSE, approx. 14–16 |
Free Pearson Edexcel IGCSE Maths explanations, worked examples and interactive practice, with unlimited generated questions and instant marking. No login or adverts required. |
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Approx. 6–11 |
Free printable maths practice, including times tables, division facts, worksheet generators, flashcards, colour-by-code activities and progress trackers. No registration required. |
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Approx. 5–14 |
Free printable maths worksheets with fresh questions generated each time and answer keys included. US curriculum-based, but many topics are useful for UK home education. |
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Approx. 11–18 |
Short maths videos following India's NCERT curriculum, with transcripts, textbook references and knowledge checks. Free access to sample lessons, with an account needed for wider access. |
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Approx. 7–11 |
Free, adaptive practice covering maths, English, verbal and non-verbal reasoning. Designed for 11+ preparation, with KS2-level practice also useful for general learning. No adverts. |
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10–16 |
Personalised secondary maths support covering GCSE and IGCSE, with a free Maths Check, short video lessons, adaptive practice and progress tracking. Free and paid features. |
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Years 3–6, approx. 7–11 |
Free times tables practice where children can choose which tables to work on without a time limit. Includes an optional timed Year 4 multiplication tables check mock. No sign-up or adverts. |
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Year 6, approx. 10–11 |
Free KS2 arithmetic practice with worked guidance when answers are incorrect, plus an optional 30-minute Year 6-style arithmetic paper. No sign-up or adverts. |
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| One More Sheet | Approx. 5–14 | Free printable maths worksheets covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals and more. Fresh questions are generated each time, with answer keys included. US/Common Core based, but many topics are equally useful for UK home education. |
| Varies by video | Free YouTube maths videos organised into playlists, offering another way to explore mathematical concepts and revisit topics at an individual pace. Browse the playlists to find explanations suited to your child's current understanding. | |
| Varies by video | A collection of free maths videos and topic playlists for independent study, additional explanations and revision. Useful for finding video support alongside other maths learning resources. | |
| Mainly primary–lower secondary | Free, easy-to-follow maths tutorials with clear, step-by-step explanations and worked examples. Covers fractions, decimals, percentages, arithmetic, geometry and introductory algebra. An American resource, so some terminology differs from UK usage. | |
| All ages, including parents | Free maths videos from a former UK secondary maths teacher and home educating parent, taking a playful, curiosity-led approach to learning. Explores mathematical ideas through puzzles, patterns, creative activities and real-world connections, with an emphasis on understanding rather than memorising methods. | |
| Nestling Quest | Approx. 3-7 | Free early maths activities, covering numbers to 20, counting, number tracing, ten frames, and one more and one less. Browser-based, no sign-up or ads within the children’s activities. |
| Pet Rocket | Approx. 7–10 |
A colourful, space-themed times tables game where children practise multiplication and division through short, timed challenges, collecting pets and unlocking planets as they progress. Covers tables 1–10, with no adverts or sign-up required. |
