The school edition is free, with no limit on how much you use it and no invoice at the end of it. It sits behind a password only so the material schools use stays separate from the paid home pack — not to make you earn it.
Full practice papers pitched at four levels, so one class can sit work that actually fits them. Plus shorter mini tests for when a whole paper is too much.
A printable pupil answer sheet for every paper, and a marked key. The sheet is built to be scanned and marked in bulk rather than by hand.
Every question has a short video working it through, so a child who got it wrong can be shown the method rather than just told the answer.
For each maths question, a worksheet of variations building from easy to trickier — for the child who needs that one thing again.
Send back your scanned answer sheets and you get a passport per pupil naming what each should practise next. No pupil names ever leave your school — you keep the number-to-name list.
Not one each. Share it with whoever teaches the transfer test, and it keeps working next year without anybody re-applying.
Parents pay for the home pack. If the school material sat open on the web the paid set would be pointless, and the free set would be the first thing reprinted by somebody charging for it. The password keeps the two apart. It is not a trial and it does not expire.
The school papers are a completely different set from the home ones, so a child never sits the same paper twice.
Three things and you are done. I read these myself and check the address belongs to the school before sending a login — so it is not instant, but it is quick.
Sam will be in contact with you soon, with your school’s login. If you asked a question it gets answered in the same email. There is a confirmation on its way to your inbox now.
