Learning topics for ages 5–14

Every subject is written five times over — once for each age group — so a seven-year-old and a thirteen-year-old never see the same material. Pick a subject and age to preview what is taught.

707 topics · 4242 hands-on stations · 7 subjects · 5 age groups

Math

Number sense first, then the arithmetic and the shapes, measures and data work that school actually examines. Each topic ends in a Practice Zone that builds a fresh question set every visit.

Analytical

The reasoning no subject teaches directly: spotting patterns, following a rule, working backwards from a result, and telling a sound argument from a plausible one.

General Knowledge

The world outside the syllabus — countries and flags, landmarks, the human body, history, space and the natural world. Broad, curious, and the quickest route to a child who asks questions.

Science

Living things, materials, forces, energy and Earth — taught as things that happen rather than things to memorise, and pitched at the year the child is actually in.

EQ

Emotional intelligence, taken as seriously as arithmetic: naming feelings, reading other people, handling frustration and pressure, friendship, kindness and repair after a fight.

English

Phonics and vocabulary through to grammar, comprehension and writing that holds together — the mechanics of reading and being understood.

Puzzles

Riddles, lateral thinking, codes and logic grids. The subject with no syllabus, kept because it is the one children choose on their own.

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