Clear on-screen notes, practice questions and end-of-topic tests with instant automatic marking — for KS3 and GCSE Maths, Biology, Chemistry and Physics.
Every topic has on-screen notes, worked examples, common misconceptions, key terms and exam-style questions — written in a clear, teacher's voice.
Number, algebra, ratio, geometry, probability and statistics.
From cells and organisation to inheritance, evolution and ecology.
Atomic structure, bonding, quantitative chemistry, rates and more.
Energy, electricity, forces, waves, magnetism and space.
Each child sees only what matches their school year — and moves up automatically every September.
Build strong foundations before GCSE.
Focused on your exam board and tier.
Name, address, email and mobile — both checked with a code.
Up to four children, each with their own login and school year.
GCSE students choose one exam board per subject.
Notes on screen, practice questions and instant automatic marking.
Clean, readable pages with a contents sidebar — no downloads, no clutter.
End-of-topic tests are marked straight away, with a clear revise-next list.
Built from test results, weak topics and target grades.
Students see content for their own exam board — nothing irrelevant.
No public profiles, no chat, minimal data. UK GDPR and the ICO Children's Code.
Streaks, test scores and topic strength for every subject.
Add up to four children. See their progress, get a weekly email and stay in control of their access.
Short, plain-English guides for students and parents — how to revise, how GCSE exams work and how to pick up every mark.
The grammar school exams are done. How Year 6 children can rest, enjoy hobbies and keep English and Maths strong before Year 7.
Rereading and highlighting feel useful but do little. Here are six revision methods backed by research, and how to use them.
What each GCSE grade means, what a 'standard pass' and 'strong pass' are, and how the new grades compare with the old letters.
Why your exam board matters, how to find it, and the main GCSE boards for Maths and Science in England.
What changes when you move to secondary school, and five simple habits that make Year 7 Maths and Science easier.
Key Stage 3 explained in plain English: what you study in Years 7 to 9 and how it builds the base for GCSE Maths and Science.
Year 6 to Year 11. Years 6–9 see Key Stage 3 content; Years 10–11 see GCSE content for their chosen exam boards. A level is coming later.
No — each child has their own login so their progress, tests and weekly plan stay accurate. Accounts are limited to two devices each.
GCSE students choose one board per subject: AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC/Eduqas or Cambridge IGCSE. Content is being added board by board.
Notes are designed to be read on screen. This keeps them up to date and protects the author's work.
We collect as little as possible, never show public profiles and follow UK GDPR and the ICO Children's Code. Parents give consent for children under 13.
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