You buy the course. Your child does the work. You see all of it.
One account for you, with each of your children under it.
On the dashboard
Time, per day
Minutes in the course, not log-ins. If it says 40 minutes on Tuesday, that is what happened on Tuesday.
Scores and weak topics
Every test and mock with its date and the pass mark. The weakest topics by syllabus criterion, from the report card.
Every marked answer
The question, your child's answer, the mark and the comment. And the "didn't know" list, with what has been cleared since.
One email a week
Per child: time spent, stops finished, tests taken, scores, and the three weakest topics. If the time is zero, the email says zero.
One child, one login
Two devices at a time. A third device signs out the oldest one, and the dashboard shows which devices are in use. A shared login shows up the same day.
Flags on marks
If your child thinks a mark is wrong, they flag it. You see the flag, we look at it, and you can set your own mark.
What you are not getting
Nobody is teaching. The course explains, tests, marks and reports; it does not sit next to your child. The marking is done by AI against the marking-scheme pattern. It is reliable for the answers SEC asks for, and it is not a teacher's judgement. If your child needs someone in person, this works beside a tutor. How the courses are built
Getting started
- Sign up with your email and add your child: first name and year group.
- Try a free stop together.
- Buy the course for that child, give them their login, and watch the dashboard.
Or your child signs up on their own and sends you a link: you pay from it by card, no account needed, and you can follow their progress from a second link.