Support that feels
simple to find.
Follow their curiosity
Explore subjects and stages without having to sign in just to look around.
Explore the library ↗A clearer next step
Check each resource’s activity, learning tools and availability before you begin.
Explore the learning library ↗Their learning, connected
Your dashboard keeps access tied to the children currently linked to your account.
Open your dashboard ↗Turn a topic into a useful learning moment.
A simple routine makes it easier to begin, pause and come back.
Choose a useful starting point
Search a topic your child is working on, then narrow the library by subject, stage and format. Read the resource details before choosing an activity.
Make practice manageable
Begin with one resource and a short, comfortable session. Use the available document or interactive activity, and leave time to talk about what your child noticed.
Return to the learning record
Open your linked child’s workspace to review assigned work and the records available to your account. A download, submitted attempt and completion each tell you something different.
Ideas for the adults behind every learner.
Explore articles for parents and educators, alongside the resources and learning tools you use each day.
A clearer start for your family.
Understand what you can browse, what stays private and where to find help.
See the dashboards and features →Do I need to sign in to browse?
You can explore public resource listings first. Personal records and protected activities ask you to sign in when you need them. Availability depends on your account and the resource.
Can a parent account see every child at a school?
No. Your view follows your current child connections. Being connected to a school does not give you access to other families’ private learning records.
What is the difference between practice and progress?
A submitted attempt records work on a particular activity. Completion and downloads are separate records; none alone establishes mastery. Use the details shown with the resource.
Where can I find advice for supporting learning?
The Adults Inspire Hub brings together the existing articles for adults. Read alongside the resource instructions, and speak with your child’s teacher about their particular needs.