For schools · Optional

Extras: the maths and computing that sit beside the curriculum.

Times tables, puzzle maths, coding and AI literacy, marked the same way as homework. Add them to your licence if you want them; every pupil in a covered year gets them.

Primary extras · with KS1 or KS2

Number Ninjas, Puzzle Maths and Code Quest

  • Number Ninjas

    Years 2–6 · 777 questions

    Number bonds, times tables to 12 × 12 and mental methods, with 60-second Sprints and a personal best to beat. Year 4 includes practice for the Multiplication Tables Check.

  • Puzzle Maths

    Years 5 and 6 · 426 questions

    Original problems in the style of the primary maths challenges. Every solution shows the slow way that always works, then the clever way.

  • Code Quest

    Years 2–6 · 361 questions

    Sequences, loops, events, variables and selection, asked as picture questions about block scripts, with a small Scratch project at the end of each unit.

Try one

  1. Puzzle Maths · Working backwards · Question 1 · 1 mark

    I think of a number, double it and add 5. The answer is 23. What was my number?

0 of 1 answered.

Secondary extras · with KS3

Python Lab, Puzzle Maths and AI Explorers

  • Python Lab

    Years 7–9 · 264 questions

    Predict the output, run and change, fix the bug, write the code: units from variables to simple games. Programs run in the browser and are checked against tests, so there is nothing to install.

  • Puzzle Maths

    Years 7–9 · 315 questions

    Original problems in the style of the junior maths challenges, with the clever way in explained. Good stretch for able mathematicians.

  • AI Explorers

    Years 7–9 · 240 questions

    What machine learning is, how it learns from data, bias, prompting and checking answers, deepfakes and staying safe. Honest, age-appropriate and short.

Try one

  1. Python Lab · Loops · Question 1 · 1 mark

    What does this program print? for i in range(3): print(i)

0 of 1 answered.

On a licence

How extras work

  • Chosen per school

    Primary extras come with KS1 or KS2, Secondary extras with KS3. Pick neither, one or both when you ask for a quote.

  • Part of the same login

    Pupils see extras as more subjects next to their maths, with the same marking, progress and mistakes to retry.

  • Homework or free practice

    Teachers can set extras as homework like any other subject, or leave them for pupils to explore.

Add extras to your licence

Tell us which key stages and extras you'd like, and how many pupils. We'll send a quote.