What is Mathletics?
Mathletics is the world’s leading online maths program that delivers proven results. Recognised with multiple international awards and backed by 25 years of scientific research, Mathletics is used by over 120,000 educators and loved by over 3 million students worldwide.
Just 30 minutes of Mathletics a week has been proven to give students a 9% advantage over their peers in national standardised tests.
Choose Mathletics to:
Drive better results in maths. Engaging online activities, games and exciting mastery challenges build students’ confidence in maths. Personalised learning provides the perfect level of support and challenge to make sure each student achieves their best.
Save teachers’ time. Automated marking and student progress reports provide the essential formative assessment tools teachers need. Planning, homework and revision is simple and easy to navigate – it takes seconds to set activities, view progress and check results.
Empower your students. Students are in control of their own learning in areas like Multiverse and Rainforest Maths. Working at their individual level, Mathletics provides the extra maths support they need in the classroom or at home, offering a complete course from fundamentals through to extension.
Recommended Usage
20-minutes per week
Educational Impact
Additional evidence
Mill Field Primary school , Leeds, UK
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 Company | Business Name: 3P Learning HQ Location: United Kingdom Founded: 2005 |
| Age Range | 5-7, 8-10, 11-13, 14-16 |
 Features | Teacher CentreStudent CentreActivitiesMaths GamesReportingAssessmentsMaths Games |
 Languages | English, Spanish; Castilian |
 Accessibility | Robust features |
 Policies |  Terms of ServicePrivacy PolicyGDPR |
 Requirements | Available OfflineInternet - Low BandwidthInternet - High BandwidthDesktop - MacDesktop - WindowsDesktop - ChromebookDesktop - LinuxMobile - iPhoneMobile - iPadMobile - WindowsMobile - Android Teachers are required to complete a spreadsheet with teacher and student names and year groups, we take care of setting up the account. An administrative school password is generated along with individual passwords for teachers and students. Teachers and students can then simply sign in and get started. As Mathletics is an online resource, a computer suite or bank of tablets/learnpads and interactive whiteboard is required. We provide every school with a free live demonstration of Mathletics and can also discuss any objectives teachers may have. We also provide a number of online videos and webinar sessions for teachers to access. |
 Set Up | Quick access available |
 Training | Live OnlineWebinarsDocumentationVideos We recommend that teachers have a short, live demonstration of Mathletics to introduce them to the main elements of the program and also suggest how best to use Mathletics to suit their needs. This forms part of the trial process and provides a great way for teachers to communicate their objectives and let us show them how Mathletics can support them. |
 Support | EmailFAQs/ForumKnowledge BasePhone Support |
| Home Learning | Parent Access School must create the account. To gain valuable insights into their child's progress, a free parent account can be registered via the Mathletics website if the child has an account via their school. You will receive your username and password by email to login. |
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Mathletics Reviews
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Carolyn Terry
Primary School Mathematics Coordinator
Used Mathletics weekly for 4-6 months
Jan 2024
I have been extremely impressed by the level of customer support and training provided by the company. The resource meets the needs of many different learners - through teacher differentiation. The children are extremely motivated by the different rewards within the program. Some are motivated by competition, others by shopping, others like the certificates and many enjoy accessing Meritopia. There are just a few areas where we would like more flexibility - for example the ability to draw and show working out on the regular activities, translation capabilities on the regular activities, ability to reassign challenge tasks are a few examples of why I haven't given a score of 10.
Carolyn Terry found Mathletics:
- Significantly reduces teacher workload“Mathletics is good for teachers who run "stations". One group can be engaged in meaningful skills practice/revision whilst the teacher works with focus groups. It is also helpful when parents ask how they can support a home. It reduces the need to print worksheets for skills practice and avoids the need for teachers to mark these. Data is recorded in an easy to read format.”
- Slightly reduces attainment gap“It is easy to differentiate by placing and re-placing children on the different courses depending on area being taught or practised. Sometimes children are lower in some areas and higher in others, so they can be challenged in all areas at the appropriate level. Having questions read in different languages helps ELA children succeed in the challenge tasks.”
- Significantly improves teaching efficiency“Activities and challenges can be assigned quickly. Activities are self marking so children get instant feedback. Teachers don't need to mark and then record data. It is available instantly so action can be taken to address needs.”
- Moderately improves attainment“Children are motivated to practise instant recall and quick mental calculations in competitions with peers. Teachers are challenged to teach to curriculum expectations and can see when to re-assign tasks or extend students beyond curriculum expectations. Children are motivated to practise maths beyond maths lessons in order to gain rewards.”
- Slightly builds student knowledge“Concepts still need to be taught by the teacher. But videos within activities help to revise concepts that have been taught. Children learn to apply knowledge is solving various kinds of problems in different formats.”
Hannah Taylor
Senior Leadership Team
Used Mathletics weekly for 5 years+
Dec 2023
I started using Mathletics at my previous school well over 10 years ago! When I moved school I relaunched it and have been delighted with the impact it has on learning for both children and parents. It is a fantastic resource which I am very loyal too having seen the impact it can have on all children! Thank you so much
Hannah Taylor found Mathletics:
- Moderately reduces teacher workload“Links directly to White Rose Maths so can be used as challenges during class time, great teacher resources and worksheets that can also be printed”
- Significantly reduces attainment gap“It is really helping our SEN children who can use Mathletics independently to help retention of knowledge. The weekly expectation of 1000 points really helps children to 'catch up'”
- Moderately improves teaching efficiency“Good examples of type of questions children are expected to be able to complete”
- Significantly improves attainment“Extremely effective revision tool for Year 6 children.”
- Significantly builds student knowledge“Super to help retention of knowledge and overlearning. Children love to look ahead using Mathletics as a low risk challenge”
Dec 2023
It reduces teacher workload, can be used across school, can consolidate as well as challenge. We love it!
Vanessa Laws found Mathletics:
- Significantly reduces teacher workload“We can set homework at the click of a button and it marks it too.”
- Significantly reduces attainment gap“The more practice the pupils get, the more confidence they have.”
- Moderately improves teaching efficiency“To set homework especially to challenge pupils.”
- Significantly improves attainment“I can set specific homework which is linked to what I've taught in class. It then shows a percentage of what they got right.”
- Significantly builds student knowledge“Practising what we've done in school independently.”
Lynsey Longden
Classroom Teacher - Maths Lead
Used Mathletics daily for 5 years+
Dec 2023
It is a great tool to support learning and home learning, however it is quite expensive.
Lynsey Longden found Mathletics:
- Moderately reduces teacher workload“It is a great tool to pre-teach or consolidate learning completed in class. Perfect how it matches with the WRM small steps.”
- Moderately reduces attainment gap“Regular use and weekly points completed helps with retention and narrowing of the gap.”
- Slightly improves teaching efficiency
- Moderately improves attainment
- Moderately builds student knowledge“Helps to support knowledge retention of skills covered during lessons.”
Gaz
Teacher
Used Mathletics daily for 1-2 years
Dec 2023
There is only benefit in students regularly practicing what they have learnt; and they can also look forward to what is to come which builds familiarity.
Gaz found Mathletics:
- Significantly reduces teacher workload“Marking”
- Significantly reduces attainment gap“Regular practice means children that are behind can close the gap; and those that are at expected or exceeding can push forward.”
- Significantly improves teaching efficiency“No need for heavy resourcing as the application has it all. Children that finish earlier can be set challenges on Mathletics.”
- Significantly improves attainment“Recent assessments have shown good progress. Children have said that Mathletics has helped them with the test.”
- Significantly builds student knowledge
Aug 2021
It is much improved
Sahar found Mathletics:
- Significantly reduces teacher workload“It's easier to grade the students according to their ability”
- Significantly improves school processes“It makes the check and balance easier”
- Slightly improves attainment“No”