Daily maths challenge — practise every day, for free
The daily challenge is a new maths question that updates automatically every day. Instead of choosing a topic or a level, a pupil simply opens the page and finds one challenging question waiting — just like a daily word puzzle, only in maths. The question is the same for every pupil at that level on that day, so children can compare results with classmates or race to solve it first.
Short daily practice is one of the most effective ways to keep maths skills sharp: every correct answer keeps a streak that grows from day to day and appears at the top of the page. The streak is not just fun to build — it is a small habit that adds up to better understanding at school, with no sign-up and no commitment to long practice sessions.
Frequently asked questions
What is the daily challenge?
The daily challenge is one maths question that changes every day at midnight (UTC). Every pupil at the same level gets the same question on the same day — so you can compare and compete with friends on exactly the same challenge.
What happens if I answer every day in a row?
Every correct answer keeps a daily 'streak' that is counted and grows from day to day. The streak is shown at the top of the page and encourages regular practice — even a few minutes a day helps keep maths skills sharp over time.