The School
Thirteen subjects taught by age group from Early Years to GCSE, along the structure of the British curriculum: English and maths, biology, chemistry and physics, computer science, geography and history, art and design, design and technology, physical education, Arabic and Islamic studies. Every lesson carries worked content, practice you can check yourself, a quiz with explanations, and tools for reading aloud, flashcards, printing, and teaching from the front of a class. Progress is tracked per lesson and shown on a knowledge map. No booked teacher and no live class.
Five subjects, five stages
- Early Years — first steps in every subject, built for reading aloud together.
- Key Stage 1 and 2 — the primary years, one concept per lesson.
- Key Stage 3 — the bridge years, where method starts to matter.
- GCSE — exam-shaped lessons with practice in the exam’s own voice.
- Arabic runs through all stages beside the national-curriculum subjects.
Built for three chairs
A learner works through lessons and quizzes alone. A teacher can open any lesson in teach mode and step through it full-screen from the front. A parent can see what was completed and how the quizzes went.
13 subjects, 1360 lessons, ages 3–16
Every subject the School teaches, along the structure of the British curriculum from Early Years to GCSE.
- English
- Maths
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Computer Science
- Geography
- History
- Art & Design
- Design & Technology
- Arabic
- Islamic Studies
- Physical Education
The curriculum at a glance · What is covered and what is not
Cited answers are educational support, not a fatwa. Live teaching is not bookable.