Know what you’re trying.
These samples follow set steps. The full board uses AI to help explain ideas; the samples don’t send your child’s answers to it.
Home Learning and safetyLearning and safetyA curious Owl.
A curious Owl.
A grown-up still matters.
Try the activities together, look at the working and check anything that doesn’t seem right.
Explanations can be wrong.
An automated tutor can misread writing or explain something incorrectly. Ask your child to show you their working and check anything that seems wrong.
Parents stay involved.
Let your child have a turn, then talk it through. A teacher or parent brings judgement and understanding that a board can’t replace.
What we look forHelp that stays
Help that stays
with the question.
- Help with the question the child is working on.
- Make clear which step needs an answer.
- Check that handwriting has been read correctly.
- Offer a smaller question or a different picture when it helps.
- Keep the numbers and pictures in agreement.
- Give parents a clear way to report a problem before wider access opens.
What happens to sample answers?
The website doesn’t keep maths, reading or spelling answers for another visit. If you save the art picture, your browser makes the download. The website doesn’t keep the picture as a child’s work.
If you choose reading aloud, your device or browser’s voice service may receive the sample text. You can also read the words together without sound. The draft privacy information explains more.
What about the full board?
The full board has a separate set of parent controls and data questions. We’ll explain them before families sign up; using a website sample creates no child account.
Questions about the preview?
Visit the help page for sample tips and answers for grown-ups, or read the draft privacy information.
Give it a go
See what you can work out.
Share some counters, read a story or give a word a go.