More maths for students of AS/A level Mathematics

Here are some places where you can find free collections of interesting mathematical articles, challenges and puzzles to explore:

• NRICH provides a collection of activities and games and includes some ideas to help you prepare for university.
• Brilliant is a US website that provides a brilliant selection of challenging mathematical problems.
• Numberphile is a collection of fascinating videos about numbers.
• Plus Magazine is an internet magazine a wealth of articles about the beauty and application of maths, puzzles, podcasts, videos and book reviews.
• MathsChallenge.net offers a collection of maths puzzles with a range of difficulty levels to choose from.
• Chalkdust magazine is a maths magazine a collection of articles, features and pictures that are interesting, fun, or thought-provoking.
• Cut the Knot is an encyclopaedic collection of maths games, problems, puzzles, and articles.
• Nick's Mathematical Puzzles offers over 100 excellent puzzles, many of them using A level Mathematics.
• Mathigon is a collection of free recreational maths articles, activities and puzzles that aim to make maths more accessible and entertaining.
• Wikipedia Mathematics Portal includes thousands of articles about maths.
• Mr Barton Maths includes a selection of maths and logic puzzles, and maths jokes too!
• MacTutor History of Maths Archive is an extensive and searchable archive of the history of maths.
• MathWorld has some excellent recreational maths activities.
• Wolfram|Alpha is a fascinating mathematical search engine.
• The e16plus Newsletter is aimed at 16 – 19 year olds and aims to keep readers up to date with mathematical news, people, and activities.
• The legacy Further Mathematics Support Programme (FMSP) produced a series of 20 Podcasts that take a topic from the A level Mathematics or Further Mathematics and explore at its applications.