Check every pupil’s understanding, from one board.
Low-stakes maths games and quizzes for KS3 and GCSE. Every pupil responds, you see the gaps straight away, and the next questions and worksheet target exactly what the class found hard.
No tablets, no pupil logins, no planning. Everything runs on the board you already have.
No devices to buy runs on your existing board
Every pupil responds mini whiteboards or A, B, C, D
Targeted follow-up worksheets built from today’s gaps
No pupil data nothing for pupils to log in to
Assessment for learning that happens in the lesson, not after it.
Most tools tell you what went wrong once the lesson is over. OnBoard Maths helps you find out while there is still time to act on it.
Ask
Well-pitched questions, every time
Questions are generated fresh for each round, from KS3 foundations to GCSE Higher, at Support, Warm-up, Core and Stretch levels. You never run out, and the class never memorises the answers.
Check
See every answer, not just the hands that go up
Every pupil responds on mini whiteboards or with A, B, C, D cards. Wrong options are built from common misconceptions, so a wrong answer tells you why. One tap records how the class did.
Respond
Act on it before the bell
Replay just the questions the class found hard, then hand out a follow-up worksheet in exactly the same style, with answers, for DIRT, homework or intervention.
Fits the lesson you’re already teaching.
Open a game, choose a topic and level, and the class is working within a minute. No accounts, no set-up, no resources to prepare.
Starter
Daily review
A short, mixed-topic Quick Fire round is ready-made retrieval practice: last week’s topic, last term’s, and today’s prior knowledge.
Quick Fire, Target Number
Mid-lesson
Hinge questions
A, B, C, D questions with misconception-based options show in seconds whether the class is ready to move on, or which misconception to address first.
Quick Fire, Fraction Match
Plenary
Exit checks
Finish with a quick check or a two-team race at the board. The results become a targeted worksheet for the next lesson.
Quick Fire, Tug of War, Pairs
Adaptive teaching
Set a different level for each side of the board, use the Support tier with friendly numbers, or replay only the questions a group found hard. Bar models and diagrams scaffold the trickier topics.
Form time, intervention and catch-up
Quick, whole-class numeracy with no preparation for form tutors, and focused, repeatable practice for small groups and support classes.
Games and tools with a purpose
Each one is designed for the whole class at once, works with a presenter clicker, and fits the screen without scrolling.
Quick Fire
Retrieval practice and checking for understanding across 38 topics, with a class check after every question and a follow-up worksheet at the end.
Open Quick FireTug of War
Fluency under friendly pressure. Two pupils race at the board while the class watches the working, with a different level for each side if needed.
Open Tug of WarTarget Number
Number sense and reasoning. Pupils combine six numbers to reach a target, then explain and prove their method on the board.
Open Target NumberFraction Match
Multiple representations. Pupils connect pictures, number lines, fractions, decimals and percentages, with no labels to give the answer away.
Open Fraction MatchPairs
Consolidation and key vocabulary. Match questions to answers, or your own pairs such as terms and definitions, as a race or taking turns.
Open PairsThe Board
Teach on your own slides. Open a PDF, write and typeset equations, use a ruler you can draw along and a protractor, and record your explanation as a video.
Open the BoardThe follow-up is already written.
At the end of a round, OnBoard Maths builds a worksheet from the questions your class found hard: fresh questions in exactly the same style, then mixed practice and a stretch challenge.
- Present it on the board, all at once or four at a time, revealing answers as you go.
- Print it, or save it as a PDF with the answers on a separate page.
- Choose written answers or A, B, C, D with misconception-based options.
- Use it for DIRT, homework, cover lessons or intervention groups.
Included with a school licence, and carries your school’s name automatically.
One board. No extra kit. No squeeze on your budget.
Raising participation usually means buying devices. OnBoard Maths gets every pupil responding with the board and mini whiteboards you already have.
No devices to buy, charge or manage
A class set of tablets or laptops costs thousands, plus cases, chargers, software and IT time. OnBoard Maths needs none of it.
No learning time lost to logging in
No passwords to reset and no Wi-Fi blackspots across thirty devices. Open a game and the class is working within a minute.
Supports your phone-free policy
Technology-rich, engaging lessons that are led by the teacher, with no pupil devices in the room.
No pupil data to manage
Pupils never sign in, and teachers’ files never leave their computer. Data protection checks take minutes, not weeks.
Simple pricing for the whole school
Every game is free to use. A school licence covers every teacher in the school for less than £2 a week.
Free
£0
For any teacher, no sign-up
- Every game and the Board
- Warm-up and Core levels
- Mini whiteboard and A, B, C, D styles
- One-tap class checks
School licence
£100 per school per year
Every teacher, one school login. No VAT to add.
- Targeted follow-up worksheets: present, print or PDF
- Replay the questions your class found hard
- Stretch levels for GCSE Higher and Support tiers
- Your own questions and pairs
- Every new topic and feature as it’s released
Buying for several schools? Contact us for trust (MAT) pricing.
New every month
New topics and features arrive every month, included in every school licence.
This month
October 2026
- Statistics and probability, topic by topic
- Place value
- Written multiplication and division
This term
November to December 2026
- Differentiated questions for every topic
- Algebra, ratio and geometry topics
- A new game: Retrieval Grid
Spring term
2027
- GCSE exam practice, Foundation and Higher
- Full GCSE coverage
- A-level maths begins
Made by a maths teacher, for maths departments
OnBoard Maths is built by a UK maths teacher who wanted the energy of games with the rigour of good assessment, in a classroom without phones.
Built in the classroom, tested in the classroom.
Questions
Do pupils need phones, tablets or accounts?
No. Everything runs on the classroom board. Pupils respond on mini whiteboards, with A, B, C, D cards, or by coming to the board.
How is this different from online homework platforms?
Homework platforms track individual pupils on their own devices, after the lesson. OnBoard Maths works during the lesson, with the whole class, on one board, so you can respond to misconceptions straight away. The two work well together.
Does it suit support classes and pupils with SEND?
Yes. The Support tier uses very friendly numbers with method hints, each side of the board can have its own level, and bar models and diagrams give visual scaffolds. Large, clear text and one question at a time help reduce cognitive load.
What data do you hold?
Only your school’s name, its login and a contact email. Class lists, settings and any files you open on the Board stay on your computer. See our data protection statement.
Can we pay by invoice or purchase order?
Yes. Email admin@onboardmaths.com with your school name and PO number. Our supplier information has everything your finance team needs.
Do you offer trust (MAT) pricing?
Yes. If you’re buying for several schools, get in touch for multi-school pricing and a single invoice.
Will it work through our school’s web filter?
It works in any modern browser on any interactive board. If your filter blocks it, ask your IT team to allow onboardmaths.com, or email us and we’ll help.