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A warm, playful way to learn, with Bloom’s taxonomy taking each child from remembering to mastering — on the established British Cambridge curriculum in English and Maths, from first phonics to IGCSE — with Science and Reasoning alongside, for ages 5 to 16.
The PACE approach
PACE is the attitude a good teacher brings to a child. It shapes how the ladder treats every learner — and it is the other half of our name: each child climbs at their own pace, practising a skill until it sticks.
Learning should feel like a game worth playing.
In the app
Every child is welcome exactly where they are, and mistakes are part of the climb.
In the app
Questions that ask why, not only what.
In the app
Built around how a child feels while they learn.
In the app
Bloom’s taxonomy
Bloom’s taxonomy orders thinking from remembering a fact up to creating something new. Every one of the app’s 2,035 written questions is tagged with the rung it asks a child to reach — and 53% of them ask a child to analyse, evaluate or create.
The parent view shows the same six rungs for each child, so you can see what kind of thinking a month of practice asked for.
6. Create
242 questions
Write, explain or make something of their own.
From the app: Explain to someone younger why knowing 6 × 7 = 42 also means you know 42 ÷ 7.
5. Evaluate
334 questions
Judge whether something is right or good, and say why.
From the app: Obi says "run" is always a verb, because running is something you do. Is he right?
4. Analyse
497 questions
Look for clues, reasons and patterns.
From the app: "My ears were making a rushing sound." What does this tell us about how Tunde felt?
3. Apply
325 questions
Use a rule or method on something new.
From the app: Build the sentence in the past tense.
2. Understand
394 questions
Explain the meaning, put it in order, say it another way.
From the app: "Rest them on paper to drain." What does drain mean here?
1. Remember
243 questions
Recall a fact or find it in the text.
From the app: What time do the lorries arrive from the farms?
The curriculum
We teach an established, proven curriculum rather than inventing one: Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary build the foundations in English and Maths, and the final step prepares for Cambridge IGCSE (Mathematics at Core level). Every step is open, so a child starts where they are, not where their age says they should be.
First sounds and first numbers. Oral blending, single letter sounds, digraphs, and counting to twenty.
Aligned to Cambridge Primary Stages 1–2 · English 0058 · Maths 0096
Digraphs and suffixes, first comprehension, place value to a thousand, and times tables.
Aligned to Cambridge Primary Stage 3 · English 0058 · Maths 0096
Word classes and clauses, figurative language, decimals and percentages, area and angles.
Aligned to Cambridge Primary Stages 4–6 · English 0058 · Maths 0096
Writer's craft and transactional writing, algebra, sequences, Pythagoras and probability.
Aligned to Cambridge Lower Secondary Stages 7–9 · English 0861 · Maths 0862
Exam command words, directed writing and summary, and topic-by-topic practice across all nine Maths topics.
Aligned to IGCSE practice · First Language English 0500 · Mathematics 0580 (Core)
Phonics
Children learn the pure sound of each letter — sss
, not ess
— then push the sounds together to read a word. Tap a sound, or blend the word.
Practice
155 question generators write fresh questions every time — new numbers, new names, the same skill. Word problems are set in Nigeria, with Amina, Obi and Zainab, and prices in naira.
Every question here was written by the app itself.
Obi had 2 beads and sold 1. How many are left?
One bead costs ₦150. What do 5 cost altogether? Give your answer in naira.
What is 1/2 of 10?
Both work out Zainab's share of 72 in the ratio 1 : 5. Who is right, and where does the other go wrong?
What is 50% of 80?
Which of these words has the small word "ant" hidden inside it?
Calculate the value of 100 after a 50% decrease.
Funke had 6 oranges and sold 2. How many are left?
One plantain costs ₦150. What do 4 cost altogether? Give your answer in naira.
What is 1/2 of 10?
Both work out Emeka's share of 90 in the ratio 5 : 4. Who is right, and where does the other go wrong?
Which of these words has the small word "one" hidden inside it?
One plantain costs ₦850. What do 4 cost altogether? Give your answer in naira.
Teaching
Drill never explains a method. So a new topic opens with a worked example — the steps in order, revealed one at a time — and ends with the mistake that method usually causes. The practice that follows is built from that same mistake, so a child meets the warning before the trap.
How to subtract 18 from 42.
Try the units first.
2 − 8
You cannot take 8 from 2, so exchange a ten.
4 tens → 3 tens and 10 units
Now the units work.
12 − 8 = 4
Subtract the tens, remembering one has gone.
3 − 1 = 2
42 − 18 = 24
Watch out: After exchanging, the tens digit is one smaller. Subtracting from the original tens is the classic error.
For parents
Up to four children on one family account, each with their own profile. The parent view shows questions answered, accuracy, time on task and streak, the last two weeks of activity, the topics worth another look, and the writing your child has done — to read in their own words.
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₦2,500 a month for up to 4 children, or ₦25,000 a year — ₦5,000 less than paying monthly.
