Homework help that's right there on the sheet
One QR code on the homework. Parents scan it and see what their child learnt this week, and exactly how school teaches it.
- No teacher time each week
- No pupil data
- No app to download
The 7pm homework moment
Parents want to help. They just weren't taught it this way.
"That's not how I do it"
Part-whole models, exchanging, base ten drawings. Maths methods have changed since most parents were at school.
"What did they learn about?"
The writing task is about this week's topic. Parents rarely know what was covered in class.
"I don't want to confuse them"
So they guess, or leave it. A quick, accurate explainer means the help at home matches the help in class.
How it works
Set up once. Updates itself every Monday.
We load your term plan
Send us your curriculum map and maths scheme once a term. We match every week to a parent explainer.
Add one QR per year group
We put it on your homework template for you. It never changes, so you print it once and use it all year.
Parents scan, page updates
Each Monday the page behind the code moves on to that week's maths method and topic. Running behind? One click holds it back.
For parents
Everything you need in a two-minute read
Written for grown-ups, checked by a teacher, and laid out the same way every week.
- What they learnt. Two or three plain-English lines.
- How they're taught to do it. The school's method, step by step, with a worked example.
- What to avoid saying. The old words and methods that muddle children.
- Something to try at home. One quick game or question for dinner or the school run.
For schools
More help at home, without more work for teachers
Zero teacher time
We write, check and schedule every explainer. Teachers keep setting homework as they do now.
Matches your scheme
Mapped to the national curriculum and your maths scheme, so methods match your calculation policy.
No pupil data
No logins, names or cookies. Scans are anonymous counts, which keeps GDPR simple.
Engagement you can show
Half-termly reports on how many families scanned and which topics they needed help with.
Try it with one year group
We set everything up, you share the QR code, and at the end of the half term you get a report on how parents used it.
Lost the homework sheet?
Find your child's school to see this week's page.
