XMaths Champions is a complete maths programme, not just a quiz app. It covers every key topic across 12 carefully designed levels, with games, rewards, and reporting built in.
Whether you're a parent, teacher, tutor or the child themselves, XMaths Champions works for you.
Set rewards, track progress, and watch your child go from dreading maths to genuinely enjoying practice.
Homework tools, whole-class games, SENCO dashboards, and borough-wide competitions, all in one licence.
Built-in student dashboards, level matching, and structured levels that align with the primary curriculum.
Earn coins, unlock avatars, compete with friends, and discover that maths can actually be fun.
12 levels per topic, structured in 3 stages that mirror how children actually build mathematical understanding.
Visual models, arrays, groupings and stories. Children understand why a fact is true before they're asked to recall it.
Word problems, real-world contexts, and SATs-style questions. Maths becomes useful, not abstract.
Type-answer challenges and division facts that prove genuine mastery, not just lucky multiple-choice guesses.
Not just another quiz app. A complete learning system, built around how children actually learn.
Step-by-step visual breakdowns for every fact. Children can always see exactly why a fact is true before they're asked to recall it.
Countdown timers cause maths anxiety. We removed them entirely. Children think clearly when they're not racing a clock.
Hints that guide thinking, not give away answers. Children learn how to approach problems, a skill that lasts a lifetime.
Guess Who, Connect Four, Bingo, Battleship, Dominoes, Sudoku, all powered by maths. Practice through genuine play.
Parents, teachers and SENCOs see exactly which facts each child struggles with, their streaks, improvement trends, and more.
Parents set real-world rewards (30 mins football, movie night). Children earn coins and redeem them, no empty badges.
132 levels of structured learning, every key topic, every stage from first understanding to full mastery.
What parents, teachers and tutors most often ask.
Countdown timers activate the brain's stress response, which actively impairs the working memory children need for mathematical recall. We removed them entirely, and it makes a measurable difference.