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From sign-up to the first real session in under five minutes. Here’s exactly what happens, in the order it happens.
Add your child
A name, a year group, a school. Then eight short questions, answered by your child, about how they like to learn: do they prefer to explain things aloud or write them down, work in bursts or long sits, see the diagram or read the words first.
The result is a learning profile written in plain English, not a radar chart. “Maya remembers best when she explains it back. Short bursts suit her. Diagrams before definitions.” You can read it, challenge it, and watch it update as she revises.
Maya remembers best when she explains it back.
AQA GCSE Mathematics (8300) · Higher · Paper 2 (Calculator)
June 2024 · 80 marks · 1h 30m
Question 14: Circle theorems (4 marks)
Mark scheme loaded · Examiner report loaded
Find their exam
Not “GCSE Maths”. The actual board, specification, tier and paper your child will sit. StudyBuddy can look it up from the school, or you pick it in two taps.
Every question comes from, or is built to match, real past papers. Every answer is marked against the real mark scheme. Every session knows what the examiners said students got wrong last year.
Revise, their way. Fifteen minutes is enough.
Retrieval first
Every session starts by asking, not telling. Pulling an answer out of memory strengthens it far more than reading it again. In the classic study, students who practised recall remembered 56% of material after a week, against 42% for those who re-read.
Spaced automatically
Topics come back just before they’d be forgotten. Nobody has to plan it. The schedule tightens as exams approach and loosens when something is secure.
Progressive hints
Stuck? The first hint is a nudge. The second narrows it. The third shows the method. The answer only appears when they’ve tried. Nothing is spoiled, nothing is a wall of text.
Accessible by default
Dyslexia-friendly fonts, read-aloud, coloured overlays, extra time on timed practice. Turned on in the profile, not buried in settings.
One screen for parents
Three things that are secure. One worth revisiting. One question to ask in the car. Delivered Sunday at 6pm, readable in 40 seconds.
No login required to read it, no dashboards to interpret. If you want more, the parent view has it. If you don’t, the note is enough.
Ready when they are.
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