For families

Help your child feel calmer and more confident with maths.

Big Maths is already used in schools. The new Big Maths Beat That! app is being prepared for families at home.

Coming soon for families. No scores or marks shown to children.

Child using a tablet at a kitchen table

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Small steps

Big Maths starts from what children can already do, then builds forward carefully.

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No scores to children

No leaderboards. No marks. Children see a gentle journey, not a ranking.

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Designed for home

The app is being prepared for short, calm practice at home.

Two ways families can use Big Maths

The right route depends on whether your child’s school already uses Big Maths.

Coming soon

Big Maths Beat That! app

A standalone app for families at home. It will help find your child’s starting point and give them practice that fits.

Join the waitlist and we will let you know when it is ready for families.

Join the App Waitlist

For school-connected families

Big Maths at Home

If your child’s school already uses Big Maths Online, your family may already have access to the school-connected home practice platform.

Ask your child’s teacher for the school code, or use the link below if you already have your details.

Log in to Big Maths at Home

Coming soon

The Big Maths Beat That! app

A calm app for short daily practice at home, built around the Big Maths approach children already know from schools.

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Finds a starting point

A short Baseline helps the app begin from what your child already knows.

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Gives small steps

Practice is built around small steps, so children can keep moving forward.

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Shows progress gently

Children see a Progress Tree grow, not scores, marks, or rankings.

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Keeps adults informed

Parents can see the picture without putting pressure on the child.

What helps when maths feels hard

Children often need a smaller step, not more pressure.

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Start with what they can do

  • If a child is stuck, the step may be too big
  • Go back to something they can do confidently
  • Build forward one small step at a time
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Keep practice short

  • A few minutes often works better than a long session
  • Little and often helps number facts feel familiar
  • Stop before it turns into a battle
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Celebrate small steps

  • Notice effort and confidence
  • Avoid comparisons with siblings or classmates
  • Build from what your child can already do

Common questions from parents

When will the Big Maths Beat That! app be available?



The app is being prepared for release. Join the waitlist and we will let you know when families can start using it.

Will my child see scores or marks?



No. The app is designed so children do not see scores, marks, rankings, or leaderboards.

Does my child’s school need to use Big Maths?



No. The Big Maths Beat That! app is being prepared as a standalone route for families at home.

What if my child’s school already uses Big Maths?



If your child’s school already uses Big Maths Online, ask the school for your Big Maths at Home access details.

Want to know when the app is ready?

Join the waitlist and we will let you know when families can start using Big Maths Beat That! at home.

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