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It was a long time since I was last at school and so much has changed since I was a student back in the late 90's, so much so that I don't even understand what some of the subjects my teen is learning about.
The site is nice and colourful and super easy to use and is broken up into individual sections such as key stage 1, Key stage 2, 11 plus, Key stage 3 and GCSE. When you click on each section it will give you a description what that section is about and then a list of subjects for you to choose from and then you can start the quizzes.
What I liked is that all of the quizzes have been written by teachers, meaning that all the questions are relevant to what your child is learning about at school. You can compete the quizzes at your own pace, easily jumping from subject to subject.
Each quiz is also clearly labelled before you start so you can pick a one that is relevant to what your child is learning about at the moment. They are fairly short with about 10 questions and they let you know if your answer is right or wrong and if it is wrong they explain the right one to you, you also get your score at the end.
Access to the site does come at a small monthly costs of £7.50 per month, which you can cancel at any time. Personally I think that this is great value for a site that will encourage your child to learn and put their knowledge to the test. I think it would be really useful in the lead up to GCSE's as a revision tool or during the long summer holidays to keep little minds refreshed.
This sounds like a really good site and perfect for my eldest who is going up to secondary school this year. I will have to check it out.
ReplyDeleteIt is a really useful site, my daughter is in secondary school and it is great for seeing what she is learning about x
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