Maths Angel
Maths Angel
Ages 10–16, Year 7 to 11GCSE & IGCSE aligned

Interactive maths practice that makes it click

Not another page to read. Your child drags, drops, and builds the method themselves, so they feel the pattern.

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Learning by doing
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Acute Angle

Less than 90°.

Did you know?Angles are measured in degrees (°). A full circle is 360°, which is one complete turn.
Repeat what matters

Try the full lesson: Measurement and Types of Angles

How it works

See it, move it, feel the pattern

Each activity turns a skill into something your child can touch. Because they do it, not just read it, the pattern becomes something they can understand.

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Order of Rotation: 0

Try the full lesson: Rotational Symmetry

Try the full lesson: Powers and Indices

How it works

Build real skills, not copying answers

Because your child does the work themselves, they build real ability, not a habit of copying. With no answer to copy, they actually learn how the method works.

How it works

Break it down to build it back up

Break each problem into its building blocks, then watch the full method come back together, so the steps make sense instead of being memorised.

12=?

Factorise this Number

Try the full lesson: Prime Numbers and Prime Factorisation

Why it works

You can’t learn to ride a bike by reading about it, and maths is the same. Doing beats being told, always. A method you build yourself is the one that stays.
Lexie Li, Co-Founder & COO of Maths AngelLexie LiCo-Founder & COO, Maths Angel

For parents

Exam maths that feels like a game

Hand it over for screen time that actually counts. It plays like a game, but your child is learning the real method they'll need in the exam.

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Radius

The distance from the center to any point on the circle's edge.

Try the full lesson: Properties of Circles

For teachers

Active practice you can set in seconds

Set an activity for any topic and run it live in class. Students check their own working as they go, so you see exactly where they get stuck.

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Try the full lesson: How to Draw and Read a Box Plot

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Interactive practice their exam needs

Let your child build the method step by step, not copy the answer.

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