Useful Links

Links to useful websites

Count On - formerly the Maths Year 2000 site, the Count On project is continuing to add new activities and workshops to explain and encourage an interest in mathematics.

￿Primary Games

Interactive Resources -From the makers of Primary Games these are a collection of excellent resources for maths available free online as demo versions.

All Maths

Ask Dr Maths (answers to tricky questions).

BBC Maths for Primary Schools (online activities & ideas).

Gareth Pitchford's Primary Resources (lesson plans & ideas).

National Numeracy Strategy This DfEE site is the premier location for information and resources for the national numeracy strategy. An absolute must for all teachers and school managers.

NRICH Maths Club (online activities, ideas and links). This highly acclaimed site, set up by Toni Beardon, is filled with problems, games and articles that make learning fun. Throughout the site, Toni highlights a wealth of material designed to challenge and build curiosity.

Numeracy Hour activities (compiled by Ambleside School).

SMILE

Transformation Games

www.hereandabove.com/maze/ An addictive maze-maker web site filled with imaginative ideas and resources.

www.primaryresources.co.uk

www.teachingideas.co.uk

http://abcteach.com/

http://mathforum.org/

http://meikleriggs.org.uk Click other links then site for teachers. This site provides access to675 web pages of teaching ideas, materials and resources. The content of each web site is clearly detailed to save you time when teaching for a topic.

Multimedia Mathematics www.motivate.maths.org/ is a video-conferencing for schools, designed for students to experience the magic of mathematics first hand through interaction with professional mathematicians.

Anyone wishing to introduce multimedia activities in the classroom can access www.exploremath.com and for a gallery of multimedia learning material refer to www.univie.ac.at/future.media/moe/

Key stage and optional test analysis grids 2005 (excel)