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Year 4 · Multiplication Tables Check

The MTC simulator that feels like the real test

25 questions. 6 seconds each. Built to match the statutory Year 4 Multiplication Tables Check taken in early June.

A multiplication badge representing Year 4 times tables practice

The same shape as the real test

Five things every parent says after their child’s first run.

6 seconds per question

The same answer window the real MTC uses. Builds genuine recall speed, not just accuracy.

STA-weighted question mix

6×, 7×, 8×, 9× and 12× appear more often — the tables the statutory framework focuses on.

Weakness by table

After every session, see exactly which tables to drill next. No more guessing.

Extra-time mode

10-second window for children with EHCPs or access arrangements — same provision STA allows on the day.

MTC Ready score

Rolling average of your last 5 sessions. Track readiness all the way to June.

UK-built, child-safe

No surnames, no photos, no public scores. Children's-data compliant by design.

What is the MTC?

The Multiplication Tables Check (MTC) is a statutory test taken by every Year 4 child in state-funded schools in England. It happens in a two-week window in early June.

Each pupil answers 25 multiplication questions on a tablet or computer. Each question is multiplication facts from the 2× to the 12× tables. They have 6 seconds to answer each question, with 3 seconds of rest in between. The whole thing takes less than 5 minutes.

There is no “pass mark” published by the Department for Education, and no national threshold to hit. Schools use the result to spot children who need more support with their times tables — not to pass or fail anyone. The check is deliberately weighted towards the 6, 7, 8, 9 and 12 tables, so those are the ones worth practising.

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One run takes 5 minutes. No card, no email.

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