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Unlimited access to hundreds of ready-to-teach maths lessons for KS3 through A-Level. Choose online access, full downloadable access, or school-wide access.
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International orders welcome.
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Most popular with teachers
£49.95 per year
Less than £1 per week · Full access for the academic year.
For individual teachers and tutors who want ready-to-use resources they can adapt fast.
Best for departments
£395 per year
For schools and colleges with more than one teacher.
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Teach online
Single user. Full access in the browser if you do not need downloads.
Does not include downloadable PowerPoints or worksheets. Upgrade to Teacher membership anytime.
Learn at home
For students revising at home with GCSE and A-Level video support.
Online access only — no downloadable teacher packs.
Teacher and School members get downloads; Lite and Student are online-focused.
From Lite (online) to full Teacher downloads—less planning, same high standard in the classroom.
Structured sequences, resources and videos you can align to each learner.
Shared access so teams plan together and deliver consistently across classes.
Every lesson is built around problem solving—so students gain fluency, talk mathematically and reason, without you rebuilding schemes from scratch.
Fluent Understanding of Skills and Concepts
Lessons scaffold learning so students understand how to connect concepts within a larger problem.
Interpret and Communicate Information
Interactive whiteboard-friendly tasks help students discuss mathematics with peers and their teacher.
Acquire Techniques to Solve Problems
Teachers can teach conceptually in a way that still feels personal to their classroom.
Reasoning and Drawing Conclusions
Assessment for learning is embedded so students question each other’s understanding while justifying their own.
As a new teacher, I love the easy-to-teach lessons on this site. The clear structure and engaging activities make planning simple, while the video tutorials boost my confidence explaining concepts to students.
The worksheets were exam based because that’s what I wanted for my GCSEs. They were challenging and pushed me to achieve more.
The resources are laid out systematically with sessions structured for gradual knowledge building. The mix of PDF and PowerPoints suits different tutoring platforms and ability levels.
I would recommend Mr Mathematics’ lessons—it helped me understand different ways to work through problems and topics like algebra.
Easy and quick to access.
I have found Mr Mathematics educative—it has helped me improve my learning and teaching skills.
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Yes. Members get unrestricted access to the teaching and learning resources included with their membership type (Lite, Student, Teacher or School).
Lite and Student are both online-focused plans for one user with no downloadable teacher PowerPoints or worksheets. Lite suits teachers teaching from the browser; Student is aimed at students revising at home. Teacher membership adds full downloads for one teacher. School membership gives the same download access to every staff member at the purchasing school or college.
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Schools can pay by purchase order. Download the form from https://mr-mathematics.com/Downloads/Purchase%20Order%20Form.docx , complete your school details and send it through. You can also use Add to Cart if you prefer to pay online.
Resources cover UK Key Stage 3, GCSE Foundation and Higher, IGCSE, A-Level and Further Maths-style sequences, with GCSE schemes of work suitable across major exam boards including Edexcel, AQA and WJEC.
Yes. Individuals and schools outside the UK are welcome to order.
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