Unstuck

Build maths confidence through pictures, activities and short practice.

What would you like to explore?

Choose a course, then a Young learner, Helper or Older learner (14+) path.

Times Tables

See the patterns, connect the facts and build confidence with multiplication.

Open Times Tables →

Fractions

Build meaning with visual models, then explore equivalents and operations.

Open Fractions →
Practice Lab

Practise Times Tables, Fractions, or mix both. Revisit skills, build fluency and grow in confidence.

Open Practice Lab →
Using the buttons

Use these whenever you need them. Your choices stay on this device.

P / L — switch between learner and helper

P opens the matching parent/helper guidance in a new tab, so the learner’s activity stays open. L opens the matching learner activity from a helper page.

⚑ Flag — save your place

Press ⚑ to save your place in the current route. Use Continue from your flag when you return. A flag saves a page and position; it does not save answers in an activity. Flags are stored separately for each course and route on this browser.

Aa — reading and display

Choose larger text, extra spacing, a clear font, a pale reading overlay, black and white, or less motion.

T — times-table grid

In the Times Tables lessons, T opens a multiplication grid. Checking a fact is part of learning.

About Unstuck

Learn it clearly. Revisit it differently. Get unstuck when you need to.

Unstuck is practical, interactive support for core maths topics — whether you are meeting an idea for the first time, revisiting something that never quite settled, or working through a difficulty. The aim is not just to give more questions, but to build understanding, show useful connections, and develop fluency without unnecessary pressure.

For all ages. Different routes support young learners, parents and tutors, and adults returning to school-level mathematics. Dyslexia-friendly display options include larger text, increased spacing, clear-font choices, black-and-white display and pale reading overlays.

Coming next

Negative numbers · Factors and factorisation · BODMAS · Percentages · Equations · and more.