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Get Ready for the First Maths Challenge
(ages 7-9)

In this totally free course you can practise past paper questions from the First Maths Challenge, with video hints and solutions for every question from 2022 to 2025.

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Build confidence and problem-solving skills with the First Maths Challenge

Work through every question from four complete FMC papers (2022 - 2025) with video hints and solutions.

Take your first steps in maths challenges

The First Maths Challenge is an introduction to competition and challenge-style mathematics for students aged 7-9 that can set students on a journey towards the Primary Maths Challenge, UKMT maths challenges and other competitions around the world.

But the problems are also just really fun and accessible and so all students can enjoy the problems and learn some maths along the way.  

In fact I think many parents will also enjoy having a go at these with their children too.

In this totally free course you can try real past paper questions with video hints and solutions for every question.

It's a great way to prepare for the challenge or just to do some fun challenges and to get better at maths and problem solving. 

Teacher - Dr Kevin Olding

Kevin Olding is the creator of Mathsaurus. He has a First Class MMATH Mathematics degree from Magdalen College, Oxford and a PhD from the University of Bath, as well as an MSc in Applied Statistics from Birkbeck, University of London (Distinction and prize for best overall performance), an MRes in Statistical Applied Mathematics from the University of Bath, and a degree in Law.

Before creating Mathsaurus, Kevin taught maths in London at Westminster School and Dulwich College and also at Birkbeck College (University of London).

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COPYRIGHT NOTICE

Questions from past maths challenge papers have been included in this course with permission from the Association for Mathematics in Education (AiME), who own the copyright to all questions from these papers. Problems may not be copied or made available elsewhere except with permission from the AMiE.