Go to the top of the class, Aly. ?
To be honest, when I was sitting my Scottish Higher Maths exam, it was also called a sum.
Before I retired there was a drive to encourage staff and pupils to use the appropriate maths vocabulary. There were dire consequences if you didn't do that! 
Doodle
*Miss Marydoll* ?. Please Miss, I’ve done it in 4 too. Does that mean I go to the top of the class. ?
Well done Doodle, one of my favourite pupils! I hope you will continue to be on your best behaviour, I am still having nightmares about the maths class!
I may have to contact Miss Charleygirl.
Thanks all, I had worked out the colours part, but as usual, I was looking for something much more complicated. 
. I do it all the time! It was driving me to distraction!!
On a lighter note, and tongue in cheek, the maths "pedant" in me (remember Miss Marydoll's Maths Class thread) squirms at the use of the term sum. Sum means add The correct word is calculation , which we hammered into the weans (and teachers) on a daily basis.
By the way, what is the maths equivalent of a pedant? Suggestions on a postcard, please.
Thanks again, Far North.
Thank you FarNorth 
Are you into sums? Nerdle is for you.
nerdlegame.com/
It's similar to Wordle, but with numbers composed into sums.
You can choose an 'easier' mode with 6 squares across instead of 8. Best of luck
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