Students could:collect data using Google Forms and analyse data using Google Spreadsheetsuse GeoGebra or Desmos to:explore angle properties and the properties of geometrical figures/li>construct displays of datagraph linear relationships and determine points of intersectioncompare the areas of rectangles with the same perimeterexplore the relationship between the circumference of a circle and its diametercelebrate Pi Day by investigating the properties of a circlecreate scale models of objects in 3D using software such as SketchUp, Autodesk 123D, Solid Edge or PTC Creo Parametricplay mathematics games on sites such as MathsLinks or the Algebra Touch iOS appuse programming software such as Unity to create computer games that integrate an original mathematical concept, then ask students from other year groups to vote on the best gameplay a game that uses probability and then design and program a different oneanalyse data from large data warehouses such as Gapmindercreate geometrical patterns using drawing programs such as Inkscape, then swap them with other students who must describe the pattern in words and algebraic symbolswork in teams to create fantasy football or netball teams that compete against each other, making predictions based on statistics as to who will win – teams could present their reasons for thinking that their team will win.