Maths
Fractions, percentages, ratio and the start of algebra: the KS3 topics Year 7 moves through fastest.
Moving from Year 6 to Year 7? Use the summer to prepare.
Find the English, maths and science gaps while there is still time to close them, then work through a daily plan. Whether or not your child sat the 11+, Year 7 starts from the same place.
Daily sessions · Parent progress view · Free to start · No card
What the plan covers.
Year 7 assumes knowledge that primary school did not always finish teaching. These are the subjects where a quiet gap costs the most.
English
Reading for inference and writing at length, marked for content, organisation and technical accuracy.
Science
Cells, particles, forces and energy: the KS3 foundations GCSE later assumes are secure.
How it works
- 1
Take a diagnostic
Once you have an account, a short diagnostic places your child in the subject you start with. The Free plan includes one and takes no card; Core and Family include unlimited diagnostics, so you can place all three.
- 2
Follow a daily plan
You set the daily time, often 30 to 60 minutes, and sessions target the topics that came back weakest.
- 3
Watch it from the parent view
Your dashboard shows what is secure and what is slipping, so you do not have to plan the next session yourself.
Family covers up to three children on one parent account, so a sibling still preparing for the 11+ stays in the same place.
What it costs
Start on Free without a card. Paid plans open with a 5-day trial.
Free
Free
One child
- 1 child profile
- 20 questions per day
- 1 free diagnostic test
- Times table drill
Core
£19.99/mo
One child
Everything in Free, plus:
- Unlimited questions
- Full mock exams
- Unlimited diagnostics
- AI Socratic tutor
Family
£29.99/mo
Up to 3 children
Everything in Core, for the whole family:
- Up to 3 child profiles
- Separate progress and learning paths
- Manage multiple learners in one place
- Priority email support
Start before the first report.
A gap found in September is a fortnight of practice. The same gap found in December is a term of catching up.
Build a Year 7 plan