Bucknell Maths does not attempt to 'teach' mathematical concepts as we see this as the remit of schools and teachers. The purpose of Bucknell Maths is to provide unlimited practice questions in any given topic. You can see sample pages in the Examples section. These questions can be generated across a whole range of mathematical topics but because the programs use randomly generated numbers, dimensions, object names etc., a fresh sequence is obtained each time. This means that if the exercises are used for assessment purposes they will be completely new to the pupil on each occasion.

Currently the system contains approximately 2,500 exercises across Years 1 to 6, with the capability of generating a virtually unlimited number of questions. The questions are matched to the NNS and cover all aspects of it that can realistically be tackled on screen.