Maths at Home

Whether you are visiting NRICH for the first time or you are one of our regular users, this page outlines how the NRICH team are working to support rich mathematical learning opportunities for everyone during this period of disruption.

NRICH welcomes millions of users every year to share our free, online mathematical activities for learners aged 3-19. We have a huge bank of award-winning resources, ideal for children and students to work on independently while schools are closed, and for teachers to use when teaching remotely. We have created some collections of our best resources for independent learning to share with you, which you can explore below. (Scroll down further and you'll also find some guidance for parents and carers.)

Age 3 to 5

Activities for Ages 3-5

This collection of activities is particularly suitable for 3 to 5 year olds.

Age 5 to 7

Activities for Ages 5-7

This collection of activities is particularly suitable for 5 to 7 year olds.

Age 7 to 11

Activities for Ages 7-11

This collection of activities is particularly suitable for 7 to 11 year olds.

Age 11 to 14

Activities for Ages 11-14

This collection of resources is particularly suitable for ages 11-14

Age 14 to 16

Activities for Ages 14-16

This collection of resources is particularly suitable for ages 14-16

Age 16 to 18

Activities for Ages 16-18

This collection of resources is particularly suitable for ages 16-18

Age 5 to 11

Primary Poster Problems for Summer 2020

We had a challenge a day for you throughout the summer break...

Age 11 to 16
Challenge Level

Secondary Poster Problems for Summer 2020

We had a challenge a day for you throughout the summer break...

Age 5 to 11

Advent Calendar 2020 - Primary

Our primary advent calendar contained twenty-four tasks for the run-up to Christmas, each one from a different past feature.

Age 11 to 16

Advent Calendar 2020 - Secondary

Our Secondary advent calendar contained twenty-four tasks for the run-up to Christmas, each one from a different past feature.

Teachers, parents and carers might also find the resources below useful, which offer guidance on how to work together with children on mathematical games and activities at home. We also encourage anyone with a Twitter account to join the conversation using the #nrichmathsAtHome hashtag.