8 subjects · EYFS to post-16
Learn, practise and assess across the curriculum.
Computing, English, maths, science, humanities, PSHE, PE and careers, from EYFS to post-16. Learn guides for every topic, and self-marking assessments that name the misconception behind each wrong answer.
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GCSE · Computer Science · Programming
Self-marked
What does this line display?
print("4" * 2)
8Pupil’s answer
44Correct
Misconception: treating “4” as a number. In quotes it is a string, so * 2 repeats it.
Logged for the teacher and added to this pupil’s Close the gaps practice.
Year 7 · Maths · Order of operations
Self-marked
Work out 3 + 4 × 2
14Pupil’s answer
11Correct
Misconception: working left to right. Multiplication comes before addition.
Logged for the teacher and added to this pupil’s Close the gaps practice.
Year 7 · Science · Forces and motion
Self-marked
A 1 kg ball and a 10 kg ball are dropped together with no air resistance. Which lands first?
The 10 kg ballPupil’s answer
They land at the same timeCorrect
Misconception: thinking heavier objects fall faster. Without air resistance, everything accelerates at the same rate.
Logged for the teacher and added to this pupil’s Close the gaps practice.
Year 7 · English · Language Detectives
Self-marked
Choose the correct word: “___ going to the match after school.”
TherePupil’s answer
They’reCorrect
Misconception: mixing up there, their and they’re. They’re is short for “they are”.
Logged for the teacher and added to this pupil’s Close the gaps practice.
Year 7 · History · Norman England
Self-marked
Which battle in 1066 made William of Normandy king of England?
Stamford BridgePupil’s answer
HastingsCorrect
Misconception: mixing up the two battles of 1066. Harold won at Stamford Bridge, then lost to William at Hastings.
Logged for the teacher and added to this pupil’s Close the gaps practice.
KS3 · Online safety · Scams
Self-marked
A text from “your bank” asks you to confirm your password using a link. What should you do?
Click the link, it looks officialPupil’s answer
Ignore the link and contact the bank directlyCorrect
Misconception: trusting messages that look official. Banks never ask for your password by message.
Logged for the teacher and added to this pupil’s Close the gaps practice.
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Started with computing, now in eight subjects. Every course uses the same learn-guide and assessment approach, so pupils and staff only learn one system.
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Computing
3 of 4 stages livePrimary units, the KS3 spiral, GCSE Computer Science and BTEC Tech Award DIT.
OCR J277 · AQA · Edexcel · Eduqas · Pearson BTEC
Computing courses →English
2 of 4 stages liveKS3 Years 7–9, plus Functional Skills and Stepping Stones.
Ascentis
English courses →Maths
3 of 4 stages liveKS3 with step-by-step worked examples, Edexcel GCSE Maths, plus Functional Skills and Stepping Stones.
Edexcel · Ascentis
Maths courses →Science
2 of 4 stages liveKS3 Years 7–9 and GCSE Combined Science.
AQA · Edexcel · OCR · Eduqas
Science courses →Humanities
1 of 4 stages liveKS3 geography, history and religious education, Years 7–9.
PSHE and online safety
2 of 4 stages liveOnline safety, emerging technologies and AI, and PSHE Level 1.
Ascentis
PSHE courses →PE
1 of 4 stages liveOCR Cambridge Nationals Sport Studies (R184). Sport Science (R180) to follow.
OCR Cambridge Nationals
PE courses →Careers
2 of 4 stages liveCareers lessons in every KS3 subject, a yearly aspiration check-in and labour market information.
Gatsby Benchmarks · Compass+
Careers lessons →Schemes of work for every course are mapped to the national curriculum, RSHE and careers. Browse the curriculum hub
Features
Everything around the lesson, in one login.
A score says who got it wrong. Teach io says why, then gives pupils the practice and teachers the reteach to fix it.
For pupils
Learn it, practise it, secure it.
Every topic in short steps. One attempt, 80% to secure it.
Exam practice Computing
Exam and retrieval modes, with a security bar for each topic.
Close the gaps Computing
Personal practice built from each pupil’s own misconceptions.
Self-marking mocks Computing
Pick the length, get feedback straight away.
Interactive Python that moves on only when the task is right.
Stars, streaks and goals
Simple rewards for turning up and getting better.
For teachers
Plan less, mark less, reteach what matters.
Misconception reports
See why pupils went wrong, who is stuck and what to reteach first.
Live lessons Pilot
Teacher, board and pupil screens that move through the lesson together.
Checks for understanding
Live check, exit ticket and cold call, straight from your dashboard.
Teacher resources Computing
Slides and booklets in Word and PDF, matched to the learn guides.
Course and coursework trackers Computing
Tick off what you’ve taught and who has finished, linked to each lesson.
Feedback and messages
Send feedback from the tracker; pupils reply with their fix.
For schools and trusts
Whole-school assessment, with the support around it.
Assessment and leader reports
Gaps and progress over time, by class, department and school.
Behaviour modules and a 12-week coaching course for pastoral teams.
Catch-up Pilot
Missed lessons set and tracked when pupils are absent.
Careers Pilot
Gatsby Benchmark evidence and a Compass+ export, built in.
Classes set up for you
Pupils and classes imported from your MIS export, with one-click class password resets.
Install it as an app on iPads, laptops and phones.
How it fits together
One lesson, every feature working together.
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Do now
Retrieval in Exam practice shows how secure each topic is.
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Teach
Ready-made slides with quick checks for understanding.
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Practise
Booklet tasks with mixed questions, self-assessed by pupils.
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Homework
A learn guide that marks itself and logs every misconception.
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Reteach
The tracker shows what to go over and who needs help.
Plans
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Students
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Learn guides free. Plans add exam practice, progress and badges. 7-day trial.
Teachers
from £59 a year + VAT
Priced by pupils assessed: 60, 150 or 300. 14-day trial.
Schools
from £299 a year + VAT
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Questions
Which subjects do you cover?
Computing, English, maths, science, humanities (KS3 geography, history and RE), PSHE and online safety, PE (Cambridge Nationals Sport Studies) and careers. The subject cards above show which key stages are live.
Is Teach io free?
Primary computing and every learn guide are free to read, no sign-in needed. Student plans add exam practice, saved progress and badges from £2.99 a year. Teachers get a free account with one free assessment.
Which GCSE exam boards do you cover?
GCSE Computer Science for OCR J277, AQA, Edexcel and Eduqas, each as its own course, and GCSE Combined Science for the same four boards. GCSE Maths follows Edexcel. There is also the Pearson BTEC Tech Award in Digital Information Technology and OCR Cambridge Nationals Sport Studies.
Can pupils take assessments on a Student plan?
Marked assessments with feedback and reports are for Teacher and School plans. Student plans include exam practice and retrieval practice.
How does the free trial work?
Students get 7 days and teachers 14 days of full access. The card is taken at sign-up but nothing is charged until the trial ends; cancel before then and pay nothing.
Can schools pay by purchase order?
Yes. Pay by card to start straight away, or send a purchase order and we’ll invoice the school.
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