Enriching mathematics for all learners

NRICH’s curriculum-linked mathematics resources focus on problem-solving, to help all students become more curious, resourceful and confident learners.

We provide rich, engaging mathematical resources for ages 3 to 18, including research-informed teacher support. NRICH resources are free to use for teachers, students and parents, and open to all. 

We are based in the Faculty of Mathematics at the University of Cambridge.

“The children in my class have become far more adventurous and courageous. They’re able to solve problems with confidence, they’re flexible, they're thoughtful and objective, and I really feel that it’s promoting the idea of them being a problem solver for the future.”

Primary school teacher, Tower Hamlets, London

Dive in

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What we do and why we do it

Why not take a look at the key ideas that inform our work?

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A teacher at a table with young children, looking at a colourful grid and dice.

Primary curriculum-linked problems

Our favourite rich tasks, organised by curriculum topic and age group

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A teacher standing in front of secondary students at desks. One student has their hand raised, and the others are smiling.

Secondary curriculum-linked problems

Our favourite rich tasks, organised by curriculum topic and age group

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Post 16 curriculum-linked problems

A selection of rich tasks ideal for developing subject content knowledge, mathematical thinking, and problem-solving skills.