For teachers and departments
Every sheet is a different sheet.
MathedUp builds the topic toolkits, the planning and the questions for GCSE maths, and every question regenerates, so a class never sits the same sheet twice and a resit group never runs out.
Students use everything they need for free, forever. This page is for the people who plan the lessons.
Remix keeps the same kind of question and changes the numbers and the context. Try another topic moves to a different one. This is the same engine behind every worksheet, quiz and assessment on the site.
Information
Students: free, forever. Revision, quizzes, practice, progress tracking. A student never needs a subscription and never will. That is a published commitment, not an introductory offer.
Where a school subscribes, students benefit from the classroom resources their teachers build with it: the sheets, the assessments and the practice come from the same place, so what a class meets in the lesson is what they meet at home.
Plans
One price. Every course. Including the ones I have not built yet.
No per-course add-ons and no tiers to compare. What you pay now covers everything I add for as long as you are subscribed.
Student and classroom
Any student, any parent, any teacher who just wants the free things
- Every revision topic and quiz
- Progress tracking and badges
- 11+ practice: papers and quizzes
- Every maths game on the site
- Topic teaching toolkits
MathedUp Pro
One teacher or tutor
- Everything free, plus:
- Every topic teaching toolkit
- Curriculum planner
- Your classes' progress dashboard
- Every new course as it ships
MathedUp for Schools
Your whole maths department
A founding place is a permanent discount, locked for as long as you stay subscribed. The price is announced later this term.
- Everything in Pro, for every teacher
- Students at your school get the classroom resources
- Department-wide schemes of work
- Pay by invoice, no card needed
- I will set your classes up with you
MathedUp Ltd is not VAT registered, so whatever the price turns out to be, that is what your school pays. Nothing to add on top.
The guarantee
Use it with your classes for a half term.
Not "14 days from purchase", which expires while you are still teaching the topic you bought it for. Actually use it: set the sheets, run the toolkits, plan a unit with it. If it has not saved you time by the end of that half term, email me and I will refund you in full. No form, and no conversation about why.
I would rather have the feedback than the money.
What you actually get
Built for the Monday morning, not the brochure.
Topic toolkits
Each one carries the whole teaching sequence: prior-knowledge starter, example decks, faded worked examples, variation sets, diagnostic multiple choice, spot the mistake, exit tickets, fluency, homework, revision mat and cover work.
Curriculum planner
Two years on one sheet. Put a topic where you actually teach it, and the assessments, the cover lessons and the analytics all read that map rather than a list of everything.
Regenerating questions
Like the one at the top of this page. Every worksheet, quiz and assessment rebuilds with fresh numbers, so a resit class never sits the same sheet twice.
Straight about what is ready: GCSE maths is what is built for September, plus Level 2 Further Maths. A-Level and the 11+ teacher tools come after. That is the honest reason the founding price exists: you are buying early, and everything I add lands in your account at no extra cost.
Who is behind this
I am Mo, and I still teach.
I am a maths teacher from Peterborough, twenty-five years of it. Along the way I was accredited as an Advanced Skills Teacher and then a Lead Practitioner, and I am now Deputy Principal at a secondary academy. I started MathedUp in 2006 to share resources with other maths teachers. It was a small pile of worksheets then. It is still me who builds all of it.
So I know what the Sunday night before a new topic costs a department, because I am still having it. That is the whole reason this exists. Alongside the site I run free live revision events in the city with a colleague, and thousands of students have been through them.
When another site paywalls students, that is a business decision. Mine is that students never pay. Your subscription buys the planning and the teaching tools, not their access to the site.
And if something on here is wrong, you are not raising a ticket. You are emailing me, and I am the one who fixes it.
Mo Ladak, mo@mathedup.co.uk
Founding places
You cannot buy yet, and I would rather say so.
Pricing and payment both open later this term. Until then this is a list, not a checkout: leave your email and you get first refusal on one of the 40 founding places, at the founding price, before it goes to anyone else. No card, no charge, and I will not add you to a newsletter.
Before you ask
The questions I would ask.
Are your questions just past papers with the numbers changed?
No. Each one is written to test the same skill, at the same difficulty, for the same marks as the real thing, but the wording, contexts, names and numbers are ours. A build check measures the wording overlap against the original and blocks anything that gets too close.
Do you sell copies of the real exam papers?
No, and we do not write parallel versions of them either. What you get is teaching material and practice written to the same specification and the same standard: toolkits for each topic, assessments you build yourself, and questions that regenerate.
What happens to my students if I stop subscribing?
Nothing. Everything a student uses is free and stays free, whether or not anyone at their school pays for anything. The subscription buys the teaching and planning tools, not the students' access.
Is this another thing I have to learn?
You can open a topic toolkit and print something usable inside a minute without setting anything up. The planner is worth ten minutes once, because everything else then reads the map you made.
Why is there no price on this page?
Because I have not opened payment yet and I would rather say that than put a number up and change it. Pricing opens later this term. The founding places exist so the people who back it early are not the ones who pay the most.
Can I pay by invoice?
Yes, for a department. Schools rarely pay by card and I am not going to pretend otherwise.