Maths Lab

Maths Lab is a suite of 50 maths games, built for both primary and secondary school students, spanning 7 zones. Every mission generates a fresh, seeded puzzle, grades each step on the server, and requires a short written explanation of the method used — never just a lucky guess.

Seven zones, all 50 games

Number Lab (8) — Number Ninja, Times Table Battle, Prime Hunters, Factor Factory, Fraction Forge, Decimal Dash, Percentage Quest, Integer Mountain.
Logic Lab (8) — Mathematical Escape Room, Code Breaker, Algebra Detective, Mystery Number, Logic Grid, Sequence Detective, 24 Challenge, Pattern Lab.
Geometry Lab (8) — Giant Tangram Arena, Geometry Builder, Angle Architect, Symmetry Studio, Transformation Arena, Tessellation Designer, Coordinate Quest, 3D Shape Factory.
Digital Maths Studio (6) — Maths Coding Arcade, Game Design Studio, Graphing Challenge, Data Science Lab, Fractal Forge, Maths Art Studio.
Robotics & Engineering (8) — Robot Maze, Bridge Builder, Tower Challenge, Marble Run, Space Engineering, Gears & Ratios, Catapult Challenge, Hydraulic Arm.
Real-World Maths (8) — Build the Future City, Eco City, Theme Park Designer, Airport Challenge, Stadium Designer, Sports Analytics, Weather Data, Disaster Response.
Immersive Maths (4) — Coordinate Runner, Vector Runner, Transformation Runner, Number Line Relay.

A 7-stage Passport, built on real evidence

Progress is never just an XP number. Each Passport stage, from Explorer onward, unlocks only when a student has real evidence behind it: missions completed across different zones, checkpoints answered correctly, and explanations actually accepted — computed from real attempt records, not a counter that only goes up.

Real gamification, shared across OjasaLearn

Maths Lab runs on the same XP, coins and badges as the rest of the platform. A correct checkpoint or a perfect, no-hints mission run earns real rewards, and dedicated badges (Maths Explorer, Maths Quest x3, Explainer and more) unlock from real Maths Lab milestones.

Is Maths Lab included in every plan?

Yes — all 50 games are included free in every plan, including Basic.

Is Maths Lab for primary or secondary students?

Both. Most games target Primary years, and several — including the whole Robotics & Engineering and Real-World Maths zones — extend Primary through GCSE difficulty.

Do the games use real maths, or scripted animations?

Real maths. Each mission is generated from a seeded random puzzle and graded server-side against the real underlying formula or rule — ratio, scaling, coordinate geometry, exact allocation — never a client-side check a student could bypass.

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