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UK Years 1–6 · Maths & English · Printable

Make learning feel like an adventure.

Fun, printable learning adventures for UK children — designed to practise, build confidence, and make parents' lives a little easier.

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What are we learning today?

Maths

Let's solve it!

Number, calculation, fractions, and the topics each year actually meets.

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English

Let's master it!

Phonics, punctuation, grammar, and writing that matches the year group.

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Revision

Let's level up!

Short sittings that turn a big test into smaller, calmer wins.

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Where is your child on their learning adventure?

Choose a year. Each page keeps the maths and English topics, and the guidance for the adult sitting alongside.

  1. KS1Year 1Little LearnersFirst steps with number and words.
  2. KS1Year 2Growing MindsFluency, with a grown-up nearby.
  3. KS2Year 3Skill ExplorersNew topics, in short sittings.
  4. KS2Year 4Challenge SeekersClear methods for tougher problems.
  5. KS2Year 5Confidence BuildersDeeper reasoning and writing.
  6. KS2Year 6Ready for the Next StepSecure the essentials before the jump.

Featured learning adventures

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The adventure is the way in. Underneath, each pack is still a year-group worksheet with a topic, a difficulty, and a learning objective.

Year 1 Maths

Safari Number HuntNumber Bonds to 10

Find every pair that makes 10.

Number bonds to 10

EmergingLet's get startedBrain workout 1 of 3

6 pages · 20–30 minutes

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Year 1 English

Treasure Word HuntPhonics: CVC Words

Sound out the secret CVC words.

Phonics: CVC words

EmergingLet's get startedBrain workout 1 of 3

5 pages · 15–25 minutes

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Year 2 Maths

Addition AdventureAddition and Subtraction within 100

Help the hungry animals!

Addition and subtraction within 100

DevelopingYou're getting strongerBrain workout 2 of 3

8 pages · 25–35 minutes

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Year 2 English

Mystery Grammar MissionSentence Punctuation

Spot the mark that makes the sentence clear.

Sentence punctuation

DevelopingYou're getting strongerBrain workout 2 of 3

5 pages · 15–25 minutes

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    Safari Number Hunt

  • What a lovely day!Where is the bus?Capitals · full stops · questions · exclamations

    Mystery Grammar Mission

At the kitchen table

Pencil. Paper. A child who is still smiling.

BritishEd is built for the real sitting: a parent or tutor nearby, a printed page, and a finish line that arrives before everyone is tired.

  • UK year groups, not generic grade labels
  • Original resources
  • Secure checkout on SuperProfile when a pack is paid
  • No child accounts

Less stress. More learning.

Because helping your child practise shouldn't feel like another job.

  • Quick to use

    10–30 minute activities designed for a manageable sitting, then you stop.

  • Purposeful practice

    Every activity has a clear learning objective, topic, and year group.

  • Ready to print

    Download, print on A4, and start. No child account and no app required.

  • Made for real families

    Simple enough for a kitchen table, structured enough for a tutor.

Learning can be fun. Promise.

Pick a mission. Grab a pencil. Give your brain a workout. Celebrate the win.

  • Learning Star

    A first careful try

  • Brain Booster

    A skill revisited

  • Mission Complete

    The sheet is finished

  • Super Solver

    A tougher question attempted

  • Reading Ranger

    English practice done

  • Number Ninja

    Maths practice done

Today's mission

Space Number Challenge

Maths · Year 3

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Don't just practise. Follow a journey.

Programmes are suggested paths through the worksheets. They are not a live course, and they are not a promise of a result.

30-Day Maths Adventure

A suggested month of short maths sittings. Follow the year pages — this is a rhythm, not a separate course you enrol in.

  1. 1Day 1
  2. 2Day 5
  3. 3Day 10
  4. 4Day 15
  5. 5Day 20
  6. 6Day 30
Follow this path

Summer Learning Adventure

Keep a skill warm in the holidays. One printable, one topic, then stop while it still feels good.

  1. 1Start
  2. 2Practise
  3. 3Improve
  4. 4Challenge
  5. 5Master
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Year 4 Confidence Builder

Fractions, sentences, and the other topics Year 4 usually meets — picked from the published Year 4 packs.

  1. 1Start
  2. 2Practise
  3. 3Improve
  4. 4Challenge
  5. 5Master
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Times Tables Challenge

The 3, 4 and 8 times tables, set out as one clear mission for Year 3.

  1. 1Start
  2. 2Practise
  3. 3Improve
  4. 4Challenge
  5. 5Master
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SATs Revision Mission

Small, manageable revision wins for later primary. Practice support — not a predicted score.

  1. 1Start
  2. 2Practise
  3. 3Improve
  4. 4Challenge
  5. 5Master
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How BritishEd works

  1. 1

    Pick

    Choose your child's year and subject.

  2. 2

    Practise

    Download and print a fun learning activity.

  3. 3

    Celebrate

    Complete the challenge and notice the progress.

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Big test coming up?

Turn revision into small, manageable wins.

What families can count on

These are the promises of the product, not reviews from named customers.

  • A year you can find quickly

    Years 1–6 are labelled on every pack and in the menu.

  • You can see the work first

    Preview the page, the objective, and the time before you buy.

  • Honest difficulty

    Emerging, Developing, and Secure describe the sheet — not a guaranteed outcome.

Questions parents actually ask

What age is BritishEd for?
Published worksheets cover UK primary Years 1–6, in maths and English. Key Stage 1 is Years 1–2. Key Stage 2 is Years 3–6.
Is this aligned to the England National Curriculum?
Topics are chosen to support what children typically meet in the England National Curriculum. That is practical alignment for adults choosing materials — not an official endorsement.
How long does a worksheet take?
Most activities are designed for about 10–40 minutes, depending on the pack. Stop while energy remains. Completing a sheet does not guarantee a particular result at school.
Do children need an account?
No. Adults browse, preview, and purchase. BritishEd does not create child accounts and does not collect children’s personal information through this site.
How do I get a worksheet?
Preview it here, then use the button on the product page. When a real link is ready, purchase or download happens on SuperProfile. Placeholder links are never shown.
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