Every subject, question by question.
One question screen per subject, straight from the app, and the full list of what each one covers. Your child only practises the subjects their target school actually tests.
What's in the app — exactly as your child will see it.
Whichever subjects your child's target school tests, this is what they will be practising — one question screen from each, and the topics behind them.
5,100+ questions, from quick arithmetic to full word problems
Every answer is marked instantly and explained step by step, so a wrong answer becomes a small lesson rather than a red cross. Difficulty adapts topic by topic as your child improves — and a floating squared-paper notepad gives them somewhere to do their working out, just like on paper.
Covers: number & place value, addition & subtraction, multiplication & division, fractions, decimals & percentages, money, time, measurement, geometry, number sequences, data & charts, and word problems.
2,600+ questions built around 196 original reading passages
Comprehension works the way the exam does: read a full passage, then answer questions on it — retrieval, inference and deduction, not just word-spotting. The passage stays one tap away while your child answers, and grammar, punctuation, spelling and cloze exercises round out the paper.
Covers: reading comprehension, inference & deduction, grammar, punctuation, spelling, synonyms & antonyms, vocabulary in context, cloze passages, sentence completion, literary devices, and summarising.
2,100+ questions across 15 exam question types
VR is the paper most children have never seen before — so the app teaches the technique, not just the answer. Each explanation shows the pattern behind the question, and Taco can offer a nudge (or stay silent — you choose) while your child learns codes, analogies and sequences.
Covers: letter & number codes, letter sequences, word analogies, hidden words, compound words, odd one out, synonyms & antonyms, missing letters, sentence logic, and ordering.
2,100+ questions across 18 spatial question types
Crisp, zoomable diagrams for the puzzles that decide NVR papers — nets and cubes, paper folding, hole punching, rotations. Every answer comes with a visual explanation of why, so your child builds the spatial habits examiners test rather than guessing at shapes.
Covers: nets & cubes, paper folding, hole punching, rotations, reflections, symmetry, matrices, shape sequences, shape codes, embedded shapes, block patterns, and 3-D views.
Every subject also has real-format timed mock tests, a mistakes bank that rebuilds practice around what your child got wrong, and daily plans that mix all of it in the right proportions.
Want the full tour? The parent guide and kids' guide walk through every screen.
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