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Unlock Your Inner Mathematician With

TMGCL School+

Teacher using cZeus in the classroom

Welcome to TMGCL School+, the exciting game-based learning platform designed to make mastering maths fun and engaging! for KS3, and end years of KS2. We transform tricky topics into thrilling puzzles, helping students sharpen their skills and build a strong foundation for future success. Discover how our patented product, cZeus Puzzles makes using algebra, common factors, and deduction an adventure!


What are cZeus Puzzles?

cZeus Puzzles are unique, grid-based maths challenges boosting numeracy, logic, and problem-solving. They simplify complex mathematical relationships (like simultaneous non-linear algebraic equations) into a grid format. Players find unknown "Mystery Numbers" using given clues (sums/products) and four criteria, without formal algebra. Key criteria: unknown numbers are whole numbers from 1-9 (can repeat), and each puzzle has only one solution. More criteria are introduced in cZeus Planet and the cZeus School League.

cZeus Puzzle Example
  • Simple Grid Structure, Engaging Challenges
  • Boosts Numeracy & Logical Thinking
  • Original, Patented and Endorsed by UK Professors
  • Working In Collaboration With Imperial College London
  • For Anyone With Basic Knowledge of Arithmetic
  • For Students From Key Stage 3 And Above
cZeus Puzzle Example

Why cZeus Puzzles?

Conquer Algebra with Confidence 🧠

cZeus Algebra Puzzle Example

Struggling with algebra? cZeus Puzzles offers an intuitive way to master algebraic logic. Our game transforms simple equations into engaging puzzles fostering active algebraic thinking for deeper understanding and enjoyment, moving beyond traditional methods.

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Master Common Factors & Multiples 🔢

cZeus Common Factors Puzzle Example

Grasp common factors and multiples with cZeus Puzzles. Our grid-based challenges intuitively guide you to identify and utilize these concepts solidifying your understanding of these essential math building blocks.

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Develop Your Powers of Deduction 🕵️‍♂️

cZeus Deduction Puzzle Example

Hone logical deduction with cZeus Puzzles. The game promotes analytical thinking, pattern recognition, and logical inference, vital skills for complex math and daily challenges. The cZeus School League specifically boosts rapid and accurate application of this knowledge.

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Why Pupils Love cZeus Puzzles ❤️

Happy Pupils Learning with cZeus Puzzles
  • Maths Becomes a Game: Say goodbye to boring drills! cZeus makes learning feel like playing.
  • Builds Confidence: Successfully solving puzzles provides a great sense of achievement.
  • Sharpens Problem-Solving Skills: Learn to think critically and strategically.
  • Play Anywhere, Anytime: Accessible fun that improves mathematical fluency.

Why Teachers Choose cZeus Puzzles 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫

Teacher using cZeus Puzzles in Classroom
  • Engaging & Effective: A fresh way to capture pupils' interest in maths.
  • Supports Curriculum Goals: Reinforces core mathematical concepts.
  • Easy Differentiation: Suitable for various student abilities.
  • Promotes Teamwork: Encourages collaborative problem-solving in team challenges.
  • Safe & Secure: Designed with child safety and educational focus in mind.

How cZeus Works for Your School

Our platform offers a structured yet engaging approach to learning and applying mathematical concepts, specifically designed for the school environment.

Prepare for the cZeus School League Challenge 2025-2026! We suggest a gradual progression: begin with the Starting Zone, then move to the cZeus Plant, and finally the cZeus School League. We wish you a successful journey.


Curriculum Alignment

cZeus Alignment with UK Maths Curriculum Goals


The national curriculum for mathematics aims to ensure that all pupils: **

cZeus Puzzles useful for :

  • Become fluent in the fundamentals of mathematics, including through varied and frequent practice with increasingly complex problems over time, so that pupils develop conceptual understanding and the ability to recall and apply knowledge rapidly and accurately.
  • Reason mathematically by following a line of enquiry, conjecturing relationships and generalisations, and developing an argument, justification or proof using mathematical language.
  • Can solve problems by applying their mathematics to a variety of routine and non routine problems with increasing sophistication, including breaking down problems into a series of simpler steps and persevering in seeking solutions.

cZeus & UK Maths Curriculum

cZeus puzzles directly exercise the yellow subjects below and also build a foundation for the topics in light yellow.

Key Stages

School Year

Numbers

KS2 upper level 5 and 6
(age 9 - 11)
Decimals, percentages, ratios/proportions, basic algebra, square and cube numbers, factors, primes, fractions, negative numbers
KS3 7, 8 and 9
(age 11-14)
Large decimals, inequalities, common factors/multiples, prime factorisation, priority of operations, approximation/estimation, simplify algebraic expressions, solve equations, sequences
KS4 10 and 11
(age 14-16)
Standard form arithmetic, limits of accuracy, factorisation of quadratic equations, inverse functions, composite functions, graphs of linear/quadratic/cubic/reciprocal functions, roots/intercepts/turning point of functions, simplify algebraic expressions, solve quadratic, simultaneous equations, logical deduction

**Reference: Department of Education- Mathematics programmes of study: National curriculum in England
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/national-curriculum-in-england-mathematics-programmes-of-study

cZeus & Key stages

cZeus Classes suitable for school age groups


Key Stages

School Year

cZeus Classes

Benefits of cZeus

KS2 upper level 5 and 6
(age 9 - 11)
Light, Mortal, Hero Numbers, Arithmetic, Multiplication tables, Common factors, Algebraic equations and simple equations
KS3 7, 8 and 9
(age 11-14)
Mortal, Hero, DemiGod Above + Concepts such as substitution, Common
Factor, elimination of impossible answers
KS4 10 and 11
(age 14-16)
Mortal, Hero, DemiGod, Olympian Above + Mathematical reasoning and logical deduction to solve algebraic equations
A levels and above 16+age, adults & older players Mortal, Hero, DemiGod, Olympian, Titan All above

Testimonials

Professor John Greenman

Emeritus Professor of Mathematics, Stirling University.

Professor Jon Greenman
 

Jon Greenman, a retired Maths Professor at Stirling University has spent a career convincing students that mathematics is to be enjoyed and not feared, “This task has been made easier, not only for students but also for those who want to keep their brain in trim, by the recent development of a range of computer games that test numerical agility. A recent addition to this market is cZeus which takes the concept much further by introducing players to more complex concepts without them realising it. cZeus is a thoroughly absorbing game based on a smart idea and has the potential to take the player further along the path to a deeper appreciation and enjoyment of mathematics.”

Professor Ray Turner

Emeritus Professor of Theoretical Computer Science, Essex University.

Professor Ray Turner, PhD Maths, PhD Philosophy
 

cZeus puzzles offer a great alternative way for practising basic numeracy skills as well learning more complicated mathematical concepts such as algebra and basic number theory. cZeus does this in a fun way and without the players knowing the underlying maths. All the players need is some basic knowledge of arithmetic and logical reasoning to start solving simpler cZeus Mortal and Hero puzzles, and with practice they can gradually improve their numeracy and reasoning skills as well as their mental agility to solve harder puzzles. Solving a puzzle essentially amounts to solving a set of simultaneous algebraic equations.

This is a great way to get the interest of a wider range of people with no formal mathematical training in such an important discipline. cZeus is more powerful than other brain training games as it teaches a real life skill and has the potential to play an important role in changing the cultural attitudes towards maths education in general. Similar to Sudoku, I am confident cZeus will become a ubiquitous maths and logic game encouraging more people to improve their numeracy skills. I highly recommend cZeus to anyone from beginners to those who are advanced in maths proficiency and would like to keep an agile mind.

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