What is the Flexitable Mixed School Pack?

The Flexitable Mixed School Pack is a class set of 40 flexible maths grids for primary and SEND classrooms. It gives teachers and teaching assistants enough grids for a whole class or several intervention groups, so every pupil can work with a hands-on, visual model of number.

The pack contains 10 each of the four core Flexitable grids: Multiplication and Division, Addition and Subtraction, Fraction, Percentage and Decimal, and the 100 Number Square. It also includes a mixture of plastic coins and counters, plus 72 pages of Activity Plans downloaded using the QR code in the pack.

How Flexitable grids work in the classroom

Each Flexitable is printed on soft, flexible PVC that folds along channels between the rows and columns. Pupils track across and down the grid to find answers, so they can see how numbers relate to each other rather than relying on recall alone. Flexitable describes the grids as a multisensory resource that supports a see, hear and do approach to learning.

For schools, SENCOs and maths leads

• Whole-class coverage. 40 grids let a class of up to 40 pupils work at once, or a teacher run four groups on different topics.
• Four topics in one order. Times tables, number bonds, fractions and counting to 100 are covered by a single purchase.
• Ready-made lessons. 72 pages of Activity Plans give staff structured activities with no extra planning.
• Fits the graduated approach. The same grid can be used in Quality First Teaching and then in targeted small-group or one-to-one interventions.
• Durable for shared use. Wipe-clean PVC grids roll up for storage and stand up to daily handling.

Support for pupils with dyscalculia

Pupils with dyscalculia often struggle to understand number relationships, recall number facts and follow written methods. Flexitable grids put those relationships in front of the pupil: inverse operations sit on the same grid, fractions line up with their decimal and percentage equivalents, and the 100 Number Square shows counting patterns clearly. Flexitable states the grids can also help pupils with dyslexia or autism.

Support for wider SEND

Because the grids are concrete and visual, they suit many pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) who find abstract maths difficult. Giving each pupil their own grid reduces the load on working memory and lets them check answers independently, which supports confidence across mixed-ability classes.

Made to last

Flexitable grids are made in England by Flexitable Ltd from phthalate-free PVC printed with lead-free inks. The materials conform to EN71-3 and US CPSIA safety standards. Flexitable reports no complaints of the PVC tearing along the channels in over 20 years of sales.

For schools looking to equip a class or intervention group with a durable, hands-on maths resource, the Flexitable Mixed School Pack provides the grids and the teaching activities in one order.

• 10 x Multiplication and Division grids for times tables and division as the inverse
• 10 x Addition and Subtraction grids for number bonds and fact families
• 10 x Fraction, Percentage and Decimal grids showing equivalent values side by side
• 10 x 100 Number Squares (200mm x 200mm) for counting patterns, odd and even numbers and place value
• Flexible grids fold along channels so pupils can track across and down to find answers
• Plastic coins and counters for practical activities
• 72 pages of Activity Plans, downloaded using the QR code in the pack
• Made from phthalate-free PVC printed with lead-free inks
• Materials conform to EN71-3 and US CPSIA safety standards
• Grids roll up for storage or to fit in a pencil case
• Made in England by Flexitable Ltd (UK patent no. 2 323 698)

• A full class set. 40 grids, 10 each of four designs, equip a whole class or several intervention groups in one order.
• Concrete support for dyscalculia. Pupils see number relationships on the grid instead of holding facts in working memory.
• Lessons ready to go. 72 pages of Activity Plans give teachers and TAs structured activities for every grid.
• Built for shared classroom use. Wipe-clean, flexible PVC that rolls up for storage and stands up to daily handling.
• Made in England. Phthalate-free PVC and lead-free inks, conforming to EN71-3 safety standards.

What's in the Box

• 10 x Flexitable Multiplication and Division grids
• 10 x Flexitable Addition and Subtraction grids
• 10 x Flexitable Fraction, Percentage and Decimal grids
• 10 x Flexitable 100 Number Squares
• A mixture of plastic coins and plastic counters
• 72 pages of Activity Plans (downloaded via the included QR code)

Care and Cleaning

Wipe clean with a damp cloth or hygienic wipe. Do not machine wash, as detergents can affect the PVC. Store away from direct sunlight to prevent fading.

Safety and Age Suitability

Contains small parts (coins and counters). Not suitable for children under 3 years. Materials conform to EN71-3 safety standards.

Delivery and Returns

Standard UK delivery applies. See our Delivery and Returns page for full details.

• What is the Flexitable Mixed School Pack?
  It is a class set of 40 flexible maths grids for schools. The pack contains 10 each of the Multiplication and Division, Addition and Subtraction, Fraction, Percentage and Decimal and 100 Number Square grids, plus plastic coins, counters and 72 pages of downloadable Activity Plans for teachers.
• What is included in the Flexitable Mixed School Pack?
  The pack includes 40 grids, 10 of each of the four core Flexitable designs. It also contains a mixture of plastic coins and counters and 72 pages of Activity Plans. The Activity Plans are downloaded using the QR code supplied in the pack, so they can be shared with all staff.
• Do Flexitable grids help pupils with dyscalculia?
  Yes, they give pupils with dyscalculia a concrete, visual model of number. Inverse operations appear on the same grid, fractions line up with decimals and percentages, and the 100 Number Square shows counting patterns. Flexitable states the grids can also help pupils with dyslexia or autism.
• Are Flexitable grids suitable for pupils with SEND?
  Yes, they are a hands-on, multisensory resource that suits many pupils with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND). Pupils find answers by tracking across and down the grid, which reduces the load on working memory. Each pupil can work at their own pace with their own grid.
• How can a school use the Mixed School Pack across a class?
  A teacher can give every pupil a grid for whole-class teaching, or split the 40 grids into four groups of 10 by topic. The same grids work in Quality First Teaching and in targeted small-group or one-to-one interventions, in line with the graduated approach in the SEND Code of Practice.
• What year groups are Flexitable grids suitable for?
  Flexitable does not set an age range; the grids suit any pupil learning or revising these core maths skills. The 100 Number Square supports early counting, while the fraction grid suits older pupils. The pack contains small parts, so it is not suitable for children under 3 years.
• How do I clean Flexitable grids after classroom use?
  Wipe the grids with a damp cloth or hygienic wipe to remove sticky fingers or marker pen. Flexitable advises against machine washing, as detergents could affect the PVC. Storing the grids away from direct sunlight stops the inks and PVC fading.
• What are Flexitable grids made from?
  Flexitable grids are made from phthalate-free PVC printed with lead-free inks. Flexitable states the materials conform to EN71-3 and US CPSIA safety standards. The grids are made in England by Flexitable Ltd, and Flexitable reports no complaints of the PVC tearing in over 20 years of sales.