Playful, milestone-led learning across the seven areas of the EYFS framework.
Reading, writing, number bonds and the Phonics Screening Check.
SATs, the times-tables check and the full wider curriculum.
Secondary foundations building toward GCSE option choices.
Exam-board-matched revision for AQA, Edexcel, OCR & WJEC.
Support your child from EYFS to GCSE — with progress you can actually see.
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Sign up free → Compare all plans →ONE LIBRARY. DIFFERENT WAYS TO MAKE IT CLICK.
A new idea, a little extra practice or the next revision session. Find the resource format that fits the task — from EYFS to GCSE, at home or in the classroom.
Explore the formatsStart with the learning goal. Mix formats when it helps.
Try a lesson, video or audio explanation.
Use a quiz or a focused written activity.
Return to a prompt, question or tricky step.
THE FORMAT GUIDE
A format is a tool, not a fixed learning style. Start with what the learner needs to do, then choose a resource at the right stage and level.
Give a new idea some time and explanation.
Understand a topic
Work through a topic step by step, then apply the idea in a guided activity.
Watch an explanation
See and hear a concept explained, with the freedom to pause and revisit a useful section.
Listen and reflect
Follow a spoken explanation when listening is a useful part of the learning routine.
Check understanding, then revisit what needs work.
Check understanding
Answer focused questions to find out what is secure and what needs another look.
Recall key knowledge
Use short prompts to practise remembering vocabulary, facts and key ideas.
Use print resources for focused, practical learning.
Practise on paper
Choose a focused worksheet for written practice, a lesson follow-up or a home activity.
Build a longer session
Bring several activities together for more sustained practice on a topic.
Observe and explore
Add purposeful colouring and visual activities to a topic, with conversation and observation.
Prepare thoughtfully for questions and assessment.
Prepare for assessment
Practise answering assessment-style questions and review how to improve a response.
PUT THE PIECES TOGETHER
You do not need every format in every session. A simple sequence helps you choose with purpose.
Explore ready-made learning packsA LITTLE GUIDANCE
Practical answers for parents, carers, teachers and tutors.
Start with a topic the learner is currently studying. Use Find learning or the Library to narrow the stage, year and subject, then preview a resource before starting. A short quiz can help identify a useful next step.
Printable worksheets, colouring sheets, activity books and mock papers offer paper-based activities. Check that the individual resource includes a printable version and follow its printing instructions. Audio lessons offer a way to listen with less visual screen use.
Both settings can use the library. A parent, carer, teacher or tutor should choose a resource that matches the learner’s stage, prior knowledge and needs. Read the instructions and decide how much support is appropriate.
Open the Library or a format collection and select Free only. Access options are shown on the resource page. A free account and a paid plan provide different access; check the resource and pricing pages for the current details.
Yes. For example, introduce a topic with a lesson, use a worksheet to practise a skill, and revisit key knowledge with flashcards. Choose the sequence for the task rather than treating one format as a permanent learning style.
A learning pack brings together resources around a topic and may include several formats. An activity book is an individual resource with a set of activities. Open a pack to see the resources it contains and choose what to use.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Browse by stage, subject and topic — then choose the format that fits.
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