What’s new

We say new resources every week at the top of every page. This is that page. Everything that has arrived in the catalogue, newest first, with the counts behind the claim and, below, exactly where each date comes from. Filter it to the year group you teach and it becomes a short list you can actually read.

added in the twelve months to August 2026: 779added in the twelve months to August 2026
a week on average across those twelve months: 15a week on average across those twelve months
of those months had something new in them: 12 of 12of those months had something new in them

How these are dated, and what we do not know

Exact day, 1 resource

Anything made in the resource builder is stamped at the moment it is published. Those rows carry a real date, to the day.

Month only, 6,403 resources

The back catalogue has no publication date recorded anywhere. What it does have is artwork, and every file sits in the month folder it was uploaded into. So these are ordered by the month their first picture was filed, which is close to when the resource was made and is not the same thing as the day it went on sale. Where two land in the same month, the newer catalogue number comes first.

Left out on purpose: 64 resources with no artwork, so no month to go on, and the 91 memberships, workbooks and bundles, which are not resources. Nothing here carries a made-up date, and no row claims a day we do not have.

The last twelve months

By the month the artwork was filed. Every bar is a real count, including the quiet months.

114Sep
41Oct
55Nov
100Dec
141Jan
49Feb
83Mar
26Apr
12May
20Jun
137Jul
1Aug

November 2020

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Fractions

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How these are dated, and what we do not know

The last twelve months

November 2020

Multiply one-digit numbers with up to two decimal places by whole numbers

Solve Problems Which Require Answers to be Rounded to Specified Degrees

Solve Problems Which Require Answers to be Rounded to Specified Degrees

Solve Problems Which Require Answers to be Rounded to Specified Degrees

Solve Problems Which Require Answers to be Rounded to Specified Degrees

Solve Problems Which Require Answers to be Rounded to Specified Degrees

Use Written Division Methods

Use Written Division Methods

Use Written Division Methods

Use Written Division Methods

Use Written Division Methods

Divide Proper Fractions by Whole Numbers

Divide Proper Fractions by Whole Numbers

Divide Proper Fractions by Whole Numbers

Divide Proper Fractions by Whole Numbers

Divide Proper Fractions by Whole Numbers

Associate a Fraction with Division and Calculate Decimal Fraction Equivalents for a Simple Fraction

Associate a Fraction with Division and Calculate Decimal Fraction Equivalents for a Simple Fraction

Associate a Fraction with Division and Calculate Decimal Fraction Equivalents for a Simple Fraction

Associate a Fraction with Division and Calculate Decimal Fraction Equivalents for a Simple Fraction

Associate a Fraction with Division and Calculate Decimal Fraction Equivalents for a Simple Fraction

Multiply Simple Pairs of Proper Fractions Writing the Answer in Its Simplest Form

Multiply Simple Pairs of Proper Fractions Writing the Answer in Its Simplest Form

Multiply Simple Pairs of Proper Fractions Writing the Answer in Its Simplest Form

Multiply Simple Pairs of Proper Fractions Writing the Answer in Its Simplest Form

Multiply Simple Pairs of Proper Fractions Writing the Answer in Its Simplest Form

Compare and Order Fractions

Compare and Order Fractions

Compare and Order Fractions

Compare and Order Fractions

Compare and Order Fractions

Use Common Factors to Simplify Fractions

Use Common Factors to Simplify Fractions

Use Common Factors to Simplify Fractions

Use Common Factors to Simplify Fractions

Use Common Factors to Simplify Fractions

Use Common Multiples to Express Fractions in the Same Denomination

Use Common Multiples to Express Fractions in the Same Denomination

Use Common Multiples to Express Fractions in the Same Denomination

Use Common Multiples to Express Fractions in the Same Denomination

Use Common Multiples to Express Fractions in the Same Denomination

Add and Subtract Fractions with Different Denominators and Mixed Numbers

Add and Subtract Fractions with Different Denominators and Mixed Numbers

Add and Subtract Fractions with Different Denominators and Mixed Numbers

Add and Subtract Fractions with Different Denominators and Mixed Numbers

Add and Subtract Fractions with Different Denominators and Mixed Numbers

Use estimation (5) to check answers to calculations

Use estimation (4) to check answers to calculations

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