A game-based platform helping primary pupils practise maths while reducing maths anxiety, with adaptive gameplay and progress tools for teachers.
Happy Maths is a game-based platform designed to help primary school pupils practice mathematics while mitigating mathematical anxiety. Happy Maths has demonstrated measurable improvements in math performance and reductions in math anxiety. 48% of pupils continued playing after the program ended, and 25% of teachers integrated it into their classrooms.
Happy Maths includes enhanced gameplay features. This includes an adaptive engine, a game feedback system, and reduced over-competitive aspects. Teacher and parent tools an administrative and analytics feature to monitor pupil progress and facilitate classroom implementation.
The key objectives for Happy Maths are:
1.Integrating adaptive gameplay, feedback systems, and modifications.
2.Developing teacher and parent administration and analytics tools to track student engagement, performance, and learning progress.
3.Delivering a robust version for classroom deployment in primary schools.
Last updated: 20 October 2026
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