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Every game is built from the Cambridge IGCSE 0580 and GCSE (AQA, Edexcel) specifications, with questions in the style of real past papers. Learn the method, practise it, then test yourself with a mixed challenge and a skill-by-skill report.
1 game.
Probability, Venn diagrams & tree diagrams
Eight stations covering every probability question type on IGCSE 0580 and GCSE papers: experiments, sample spaces, sets and Venn diagrams, tree diagrams, without replacement and conditional probability.
1 game.
Area, perimeter, volume & surface area
Ten workshop stations, from rectangles and circles to sectors, cones, similar solids and multi-step exam problems.
6 games.
Coordinates & the four quadrants
Travel from Base Camp to the Treasure Chest by reading, plotting and moving between coordinates in all four quadrants.
Midpoint & length of a line segment
Six stations on the midpoint and length of a line segment, missing points, exact surd lengths and dividing a line, with past-paper question types.
Gradient & straight-line graphs
Six stations covering every straight-line question on IGCSE and GCSE papers: gradient, drawing graphs, y = mx + c, parallel and perpendicular lines, and real-life gradients.
Translations, reflections, rotations & enlargements
Draw the image on the grid and describe fully the single transformation, exactly as on IGCSE 0580 and GCSE papers.
Quadrilaterals, area & symmetry on a grid
Five stations on special quadrilaterals on a coordinate grid: missing vertices, properties and symmetry, area, shapes made by lines and gradient checks.
Equation of a circle, tangents & intersections
Five laboratory stations on x² + y² = r²: radius and equation, points, tangents, lines meeting circles and translated circles.
Questions follow the wording and layout of recent IGCSE and GCSE papers — complete the tree diagram, shade the region, describe the transformation fully — so students practise exactly what they will be asked.
Each game has short lessons with worked examples, practice that gives new questions on every visit, and a mixed challenge that ends with a report on each skill.
Built for the board and for school Chromebooks. Teacher options let you choose which skills and levels students see.
Students don't need an account, and there are no ads or tracking. Progress is saved only in the student's own browser.
Printable IGCSE and GCSE resources from Mathwright: worksheets, exam-style practice and full worked solutions.
More topics are in development.
