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Teachers

How it works

1. You choose a topic for your class

You can schedule topics to be released automatically on a date.

2. Parents get a notification email

This lets them know there's a new topic available on the website for them to do with their child.

3. Parents and children watch the video together

The videos are hosted by children of the right age, and we have over 250 videos covering the curriculum topic.

4. Parents and children do the activities together

The fun activities help children apply their learning on the topic to the world around them.

5. Families leave comments and upload photos to feed back to you

We've had over 200,000 comments left in the last year.

6. Children get an instant reward!

Children love collecting themed items to dress up their personal mathscot.

7. You see your pupils' engagement.

As well as individual comments and photos, you receive regular reports including a termly impact summary.

PLUS: Termly challenges to encourage regular engagement

The children can win a certificate and a trophy in their virtual trophy cabinet.

An example activity

Watch the video

View the activities

What makes us different

Supporting disadvantaged families is at the heart of our work. Here are a few of the features that set our programme apart in helping you to engage all of your families, removing any barriers that could get in the way:

No need for a laptop, tablet, or printer at home! Our videos and activity ideas can just as easily be accessed on a mobile phone.

Our activities are open-ended and mostly offline – families are encouraged to explore maths at home together using everyday objects without being glued to a screen.

Families are rewarded for feeding back to teachers about their completed activities – we’ve had over 250,000 comments and 35,000 photos shared this year!

Our impact

Live engagement reporting so you know which pupils are engaging well

Termly report on pupils’ engagement – both for class teachers and for school leaders across the school, including survey results

A full impact report at the end of the academic year.

We serve over 20,000 parents on our platform, who have left over 200,000 comments and 28,000 photos for their teachers so far this academic year

Schools have had over 90% of their pupils taking part in our activities, even in areas of high deprivation

Over the 2018/19 academic year, our targeted approach ensured that the usage levels of Pupil Premium pupils was similar to that of their peers

88% of teachers say Maths with Parents reduces their workload

“Allows us to set the quality of homework we want, without adding time for busy staff"

Oasis Academy WarndonWatch video

"We have been able to monitor and increase parental engagement across our schools"

Partners in LearningView Case Study

"It gives parents a really clear understanding of the way their child is learning maths at school"

Kettering Buccleuch AcademyWatch video

"Maths with Parents helps boost parents' engagement in their child's learning"

Fair Education Alliance

"Parents started coming in to speak to teachers about the activities they had played at home"

Kirkby Avenue Primary School

"They love to tell me what activities they've done, sometimes they even bring it in"

Oasis Academy Bank LeazeWatch video

Pricing

Full year support:

£90 per class

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The importance of parental engagement

Parents are key to their child’s success in life. For every child to fulfil their potential they must be supported effectively at home yet as teachers we can feel powerless to influence this.

In partnership with schools, our platform motivates and empowers over 20,000 parents to engage in their children’s learning.

The Maths with Parents platform is provided by Learning with Parents, a registered charity (CIO). We lead the Parental Engagement Policy Group, partnering with other leading organisations to address educational inequality through effective parental engagement in disadvantaged communities.