Explore focused courses
Browse structured programmes that combine concise teaching, worked examples, guided practice and independent questions.
For families
Every pupil deserves a way into the mathematics. Use focused courses, clear visual teaching and purposeful practice to support understanding at home without trying to recreate the classroom.
Choose a starting point
Choose a structured course for a specific goal or open a visual tool together when a mathematical idea needs to be seen.
Browse structured programmes that combine concise teaching, worked examples, guided practice and independent questions.
See who each course is for, what it includes and how adult-managed access works before creating an account.
Use the public visual maths tools to explore a representation, compare examples or talk through a relationship together.
Research-informed by design
Maths Modelled is shaped by mathematics-education guidance and classroom practice. Models are chosen to reveal mathematical relationships and connect pictures, language and symbols.
Visual models help make an idea discussable, so an adult and child can notice relationships together rather than rely on a remembered rule.
Explanations and practice are organised to connect what a child can see and say with the notation they need to use.
Resources provide a clear route, while the adult still decides when to pause, revisit an idea or choose a different example.
How family courses work
Children receive clear support before practising independently, while adults retain control of the account and can see useful progress information.
Concise explanations and worked examples make the underlying mathematical structure visible.
Guided and independent questions help a child use the idea, with explanations when something needs correcting.
Simple progress information helps an adult understand what has been completed and where further support may help.
Parent and teacher accounts are separate. Choose a parent account for family courses, child profiles, purchases and progress reports.
Support learning at home
Review the course details first, including the intended learner, programme length and current price.