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Suitable for 12-14 year olds

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We have made electronic versions of the Junior Maths Competition in Google & Microsoft Forms for use in your classes. You can copy and paste these links and save as a copy for use with your own students.

To use the Google versions, you need to sign in with your google credentials and share with your students as you would normally

To use the Microsoft Form version, it is important that you click 'Duplicate this form and start to use it as your own' at the top of the screen

Please note - These are being updated all the time

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We have made electronic versions of the Junior Maths Competition in Google & Microsoft Forms for use in your classes. You can copy and paste these links and save as a copy for use with your own students.

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Self Marking google sheets by PhilMaths314

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Self Marking google sheets by PhilMaths314

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Here is a blank Google Sheet (please make a copy) and a video of how to get access to whole class scores in one spreadsheet in real time.

This is useful either after the class has finished a Self Marking Sheet that is assigned on Google Classroom or it can also be used whilst the class is tackling the task. The spreadsheet will update automatically.

The script is unverified so when you run it you will have to show "Advanced" settings and accept the risk - sorry, not sure how to get it verified!

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These were all the rage before lockdown and many of you will have enjoyed the challenges, fun and excitement of an Escape Room. But, have you ever tried a virtual escape room? Click below to get started

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Kidnapped by the Meltz

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Kidnapped by the Meltz

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A Numberella World Escape Room Adventure - Level 2

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Kidnapped by the Meltz

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A Numberella World Virtual Escape Room - KS2/3

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The Maze Of Malvolio A Numberella World Escape Room Adventure Click the arrow on the right to begin >>

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A Numberella World Virtual Escape Room - KS2/3

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Click on one of the spaceships in the picture of Probabilium above to open the 5 Letter Colour Lock puzzle. You will need to make a note of the colours surrounding the Numberella characters as you progress through this quiz. When you have all the colours, type in their first letters in the correct order to open the . Colour Lock

Can you see the outline of Atlas Cedar School in the picture of Probabilium above? Click on it to go to a devilish code deciphering quiz. Crack the code to work out the 5 letter lock .

Jigsaws are all the rage again but can you find the jigsaw puzzle in the picture of Probabilium above. Put the pieces together and answer the maths puzzle to unlock the 2 digit number lock . The jigsaw, once assembled, won't completely fill the frame. Don't forget there is a prize for the fastest team to complete the jigsaw.

Can you find the holoscreen message between Numberella and Ronnie in the picture of Probabilium above. Solve the maths puzzle to unlock the 1 digit number lock .

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Click on one of the spaceships in the picture of Probabilium above to open the 5 Letter Colour Lock puzzle. You will need to make a note of the colours surrounding the Numberella characters as you progress through this quiz. When you have all the colours, type in their first letters in the correct order to open the .