123math.net

123math is an online program which gives structured practice with the basics of math. We believe that everyone can make progress with math, and it’s vital to have firm foundations on which to build.

123math.net works because users can see the progress they are making. This online math program offers highly structured math practice. It gives the extra support and practice needed to make progress.

It works because you need to get each question right 3 times.  It uses the ‘over-learning principle’ and is based on our proven one-to-one support books.

Some schools using 123math

  • South Hampsted High, London
    South Hampsted High, London
  • Rivermead Primary, Berkshire
    Rivermead Primary, Berkshire
  • Loughborough High, Leicestershire
    Loughborough High, Leicestershire
  • Redden Court School, Romford
    Redden Court School, Romford
  • Daven Primary School, Congleton
    Daven Primary School, Congleton
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