A calmer place to begin
Useful tools, clear account responsibilities and learning connected to the people who need it.
Browse with a purpose
Explore subjects, learning stages and resource formats. Check each activity’s learning focus and availability before you begin.
Find learning →Their learning, in view
Your family workspace follows the children currently linked to you. A school connection gives access to the relevant child, not other families’ records.
Open your family workspace →Set a thoughtful next step
Primary account owners can set supported practice for their children, review recorded attempts and adjust subject and stage access.
Explore resources →Three thoughtful steps
Choose a starting point
Browse a subject or use the learning finder. A year suggestion helps you begin; it does not decide what your child can access.
Connect their account
Create or connect a pupil account using the current account workflow. School-managed and family-managed children have different controls.
Practise, then reflect
Review the practice and records available to your account. Scores and completion are useful evidence; they do not by themselves prove mastery.
Questions you might have
Can I manage a child connected through their school?
You can see only the family tools allowed by the current connection. Being linked to a school pupil does not transfer the subscription, primary account ownership or every teaching control to you.
Can I change a child’s year, subjects or stages?
A verified primary subscription owner can update these settings for their own pupil accounts. Suggested year guides browsing. Subject and stage restrictions affect current access.
Can I assign learning and see scores?
Primary family controllers can assign supported learning and review the records available for their children. A download is separate from submitted practice and completion.
Do I need to sign in before looking around?
You can browse public resource listings first. Protected activities, documents and personal records check current account access when you use them.