BBC 11-16 Index This is the home page for all of the BBC's educational material.

mathsrevision.net Searchable revision site.

MathsNet - revision for all AS and A2 modules - a great site and very easy to use.

SOS Teacher Extra Maths help from the BBC.

Use MyMaths to help you with your maths. There are a range of games, lessons and tests to help you with your revision.
Get the login and password from your teacher.

Maths Frameworking This is a temporary link to the MathsFrameworking materials. Harper Collins are in the process of updating their website. There are lots of good materials on this site but we won't provide links, beyond this level, until the final address for the site has stabilised.

Some Fun Games from the BBC to help Revision.

Saloon Snap A game which involves matching fractions with decimals and percentages.

Nrich, Gifted and Talented Website This has a maths section which usually features a challenge puzzle or two.

Plus Maths. Online maths magazine run by Cambridge University. The articles change monthly and it has a searchable archive.

Cut-the knot-org This is a huge collection of maths puzzles. Some are more accessible than others. A site for the enthusiast.

Mathworld Home Page. This is a huge site containing notes and examples on all branches of maths.

Galileo.org A large site with a variety of puzzles, help and advice.

Math Academy. Huge site full of reference articles, puzzles and games.

Infinity Introduction to the whole concept of infinity. Download it and read it ofline.

The Chaos Theory Hyper Textbook This is a very good site which has a thorough look at the maths involved and contains some superb images.

Nasco.com Fractals course. An introduction to fractals. This iste has some excellent images on it.

Information about Fractals Nice pictures

Apollony fractal Circle based fractal system. Nice pictures and VERY hard maths.

Fractal Microscope

Fractal Modelling Tools

Deep Chaos A site that has a hard look at the maths of chaos.

AQA

OCR

EDEXCEL

British Mathematics Olympiad This site has a library of past papers. Essential material for those applying to Oxbridge. Enjoy!

Cambridge STEP

ClayMath Institute The ClayMath Institute exists to push maths to its limits. This site will give you a good idea of the cutting edge topics in modern maths.

United Kingdom Association of Maths Teachers' Website

Mathematical Association of America.

UK Maths Challenge. Details of this year's challenge and past papers for practice.

Dots and Boxes A website devoted to the finer points of dots and boxes. Those in the know have described dots and boxes as "the richest childhood game" in terms of the complexity of its analysis in combinatorial game theory.

Sudoku page on the Mathematical Association of America's website.

Amazons Homepage Amazons is a chess variant which is extremely easy to learn but very difficult to master. It is a very simple yet very satifying game.

Amazons Program The easiest way to learn how to play Amazons is probably to download the program from this site and have a go.

British Chess Federation

British Go Association. Go is the oldest hardest and best board game in the world, ever, honest.

Kiseido Go Server Play Go online. All you need to play Go against players from all over the world. (This won't come through the school's firewall but should work on a home PC. Talk to your parents.)

University of Cambridge - the top Maths Department in the country.

University of Oxford - also the top Maths Department in the country and the oldest University in England.

University of Leeds - leading centre for Mathematical Logic.

University of Warwick - Ian Stewart, bestselling Maths writer, works here.

University of Manchester - newly enlarged department formed by merging Manchester University and UMIST.

Some Artificial Intelligence Game Links

Model the Behaviour of Swarms NASA site investigating the socila behaviour of animals.

Rudy Rucker's Boppers Artificial Life Lab Code to Download Alife Simulations

Boids Flocks of Virtual Birds

Information on Minds, Brains and Machines

Miniature Robot Fighters

Rudy Rucker's Rudy Rucker is the author of several excellent books on topics like infinity, extra dimensions, artificial life and artificial intelligence.

Codes Index. Main index page for all code related materials.

Cipher Challenge. The national cipher cracking competition homepage.

Bletchley Park resources page. Bletchley Park was Britains code breaking HQ during WWII. This page contains lesson plans and downloadable goodies.

GCHQ Cipher challenges (2005). GCHQ is Britains current government code breaking agency.

Simon Singh's Homepage. Simon Singh is the author of "The Codebook". His website provides an excellent introduction to the whole are a of codes, ciphers and code breaking.

Cryptology Links Page This page has a huge number of code cracking resources. We can't vouch for what they might do to your computer though!

Wikipedia Wikipedia has lots of very useful pages on all the ciphers that you are likely to encounter in the Cipher Challenge competition.

Cipher Wheel. Basic but usable stuff on codes.

DMOZ Archive of Cellular Automata Cellular automata fuse the worlds of art maths and computer science.

More Cellular Automata A good introduction to the field.

Life! Life is a cellular automata system that has been the subject of extensive research. It is the kind of area in which amateurs can make important discoveries.

Image by Tra.

maths2art.co.uk Maths2art seeks to use maths to do art and bring art into maths. The site has a good set of links. Many of the activities invlove pencils, paper and colouring in.(ie NOT computers)

Moonstar.com This site has a whole collection of computer generated images based on the Fibonacci series.

University of Surrey This is a collection of pages which bring maths, art and biology together. The pages consider the growth and structure of plants and flowers. There are some stunning images on this site.

Japanese Temple Geometry This is a Scientific American article on the beautiful mathematical art to be found in Japanese temples. This page gives the history whilst the link below has a collection of the puzzles.
Temple Geometry Puzzles

Nets to construct polyhedra can be found on the korthalsaltes.com website.

If you want to install Logo on your own computer at home then go to the www.softronix.com website to download a version like the one that we use in school.

Logo Foundation The main reference site for Logo. There is a huge library of material to be found on this site.

Troy Stephen's Introduction to Logo. This site provides a very good introduction to Logo. Logo is a very simple programming language which you use to draw pictures. The images on this page were made using the program on this site.

rLogo This is another Java based Logo implemantation which comes with a large amount of reference material. A good reference site.

AJLogo Homepage. This page shows how far Logo has progressed.

Flo's Freeware This is the site that you can download Notepad2 from. This is an excellent text editor which is very useful for programming in Logo, Java, CSS or HTML.

GIMP The GIMP is a freeware art package. It is very powerful having many of the features of certain, more expensive, programs.

java.sun.com This is the download page for the Java standard development kit. This is essential for programming in Java. This site contains all the resources that you need to get started in Java.

www.sketchup.com Google SketchUp. Excellent 3D modelling program. 19MB free download. You can build a castle and then import it to Google Earth!

Image by Tracey.