How it works

Explain it simply. Quiz it. Bring it back.

Every student starts in a different place, so the plan is different every time. The rhythm of the lessons is not.

  1. 1

    Tell me where the trouble is

    Send the year group, the curriculum, and the topics that are not clicking. A recent test or a marked homework helps more than anything else.

  2. 2

    We start with the gap, not the syllabus

    Most struggles in Year 7 come from something missed in Year 5. The first sessions find that spot and repair it before moving forward.

  3. 3

    One topic per lesson, taught live

    Lessons run over video with the working shared on screen. The student watches a problem solved line by line and can stop at the exact step that lost them.

  4. 4

    A quiz closes the topic

    A short quiz shows what stayed and what did not. Anything missed goes onto the revision list instead of being marked complete.

  5. 5

    Revision brings it back

    Earlier topics return on a regular cycle through the term, so the work done in the first weeks is still solid when exams arrive.

Sessions in progress

A few screenshots from lessons already running online.

  • An online class on Zoom with several students visible across a grid of video tiles.
  • A shared screen during a session, with participants' names and pictures beside the shared view.
  • Several students taking part together in a group video call.
  • Students from different backgrounds together in a virtual classroom on a video call.
  • A group video session with students shown side by side in their own tiles.
  • A video call where most students show an avatar and one shows a live camera.

Ready to start with the first topic?

Send a message with the year group and curriculum, and we will work out where to begin.