Science Problem solving
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Millennium Mathematics Project
The University of Cambridge mathematics outreach initiative connects ages 3–19 and the public with NRICH problem-solving resources, Plus maths magazine, events, and STEP support.
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Cambridge Mathematics for All
The University of Cambridge Faculty of Mathematics outreach overview connects families and schools with free online mathematics education, NRICH problem solving, events, podcasts, and public engagement.
University of Bath Mathematics Outreach
The University of Bath offers mathematics outreach through school visits, workshops, Maths Circles, public projects, and related science activities.
Oxford Mathematics Outreach
The University of Oxford Mathematical Institute outreach programme includes the Oxford Online Maths Club, school masterclasses, talks, mathematical problem solving, and public engagement opportunities for school-age learners.
Mathologer
A visual mathematics channel exploring puzzles, patterns, proofs, and surprising mathematical ideas for older learners.
Mystery Tubes
A Science Museum Group hands-on logic activity that asks learners to reason from evidence and investigate how an unseen system works.
Learning Logic
Learning Logic is a free-to-play puzzle game that introduces children to logical thinking and simple circuit concepts through interactive challenges.
Sago Mini School
Sago Mini School is a playful early-learning app that combines child-led exploration with reading, maths, science, problem solving, and creative activities designed with child-development experts.
Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep: Shear Genius!
Shear Genius! is a hands-on family exhibit at The Strong National Museum of Play with dramatic play, interactive contraptions, and creative problem solving inspired by Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep.
LittleActivity Coding
LittleActivity Coding offers browser-based coding activities organized by school year, with visual programming paths and beginner-friendly practice for young learners.
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