Your Child is Struggling With Maths.
You Want to Help But Don’t Know Where to Start.
In just 10 minutes, discover exactly which skills are holding them back and get a personalized practice plan that actually works
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Join thousands of children building maths confidence daily
How does it work?
- Quick Assessment (10 mins) – Identifies exact learning gaps
- Instant Report – Shows which skills to practice first
- Daily Practice (5 mins) – Builds confidence step by step
✓ Identify Learning Gaps in 10 minutes ✓ Targeted Practice ✓ Cancel at any time
What Parents Say
“Finally stopped the tears at homework time. My son actually asks to practice now.”
– Sarah M., Leeds“Worth every penny. We saw improvement in confidence within 2 weeks.”
– James P., Bristol
BEFORE: Hours of tears and arguments over maths homework
AFTER: 10 minutes to identify gaps + personalized practice = confident mathematicians
✓ No more guessing what your child needs to work on
✓ End the homework battles and anxiety
✓ Watch your child actually enjoy maths practice
✓ Used in schools achieving top 2% results nationally
Why we should prioritise Basic Skills at home…
Maths is a compulsory subject, most often taught every day for at least 45 minutes. Consequently, we should trust teachers to introduce children to new skills when they are ready to learn them, click here to read more. This means that at home, the best support we can provide to our children is to practise those Basic Skills that form the foundation for everything else.
What are Basic Skills?
Basic Skills are generally accepted to be number facts and the four main operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division), which form the foundation for everything else. Basic Skills underpin the ability to understand and use maths in daily life.
In Big Maths, we have a Basic Skills framework that builds up to Calculation, identifying specific progression which we then assess in our CLIC challenges. To read more about how big maths works, click here
How does it work?
Big Maths at Home is designed to allow children to complete challenges, which are aligned to terms and age related expectations in each academic year. As long as they get all of the questions correct, they will be promoted to the next challenge and continue to do so until they make mistakes. Once they make mistakes, they are put into practice mode where they tackle sets of questions linked to those skills that they got wrong. Get the practice questions right and you move back into challenge mode and try to get promoted. Simple…
Common Questions
Q: What if my child doesn’t want to do it? A: 87% of children ask to do their daily practice because it feels like a game, not homework. You can cancel anytime if it’s not working.
Q: How quickly will we see improvement? A: Most parents notice increased confidence within 2 weeks. The assessment shows exact gaps immediately, so you’ll know where to focus from day one.
Q: Is this aligned with what they’re learning at school? A: Yes, fully aligned with UK primary curriculum. Many teachers recommend Big Maths for home practice.
Q: What ages is this suitable for? A: Designed for Years 2-6 (ages 6-11). Not recommended below Year 2 as online assessments aren’t reliable for younger children.
Q: Can I use this for multiple children? A: Yes, £5 for one child or £3 per child for multiple children.
Q: What if we miss a day? A: No problem. The system saves progress – just pick up where you left off. Even 3 days a week shows improvement.
How much does it cost?
If we could give it away for free, we would. A subscription to Big Maths at Home costs just £5 a month for one child or £3 a month for each child for multiple children. You can cancel at any time and there are no hidden charges.