Year 4 - Explores how numbers were invented and developed through history, from pebbles and tally marks to Roman numerals, zero, and the digital age. - 20 questions

Year 5 - A KS2 guide to understanding how money works, covering earning, saving, budgeting, borrowing, and giving. It explains where money comes from, how it grows, and why making smart choices matters. - 20 questions

Year 6 - Exploring how a school plans to replace old systems with one smart AI-powered Parent Portal that helps teachers, parents, and students manage learning, communication, and data safely. - 20 questions

Year 6 - Explores the concept of infinity, its history, paradoxes, mathematical uses, and how it challenges our understanding of numbers and the universe. - 20 questions

Year 6 - Exploring how different animals are born and develop, comparing 'ready-to-go' precocial species with dependent altricial ones, and how these strategies relate to evolution and survival. - 20 questions

Year 6 - Explores prime numbers, their properties, history, importance in arithmetic, and their surprising applications in nature and modern technology. - 20 questions

Year 6 - Explores the origin, structure, and significance of the Fibonacci sequence, its appearance in nature, its link to the golden ratio, and its influence on art, science, and design. - 20 questions

Year 8 - Explores how thought experiments and paradoxes—from ancient Greece to modern physics—help reveal the limits of our understanding and lead to major scientific and philosophical breakthroughs. - 20 questions

Year 9 - An accessible exploration of what black holes are, how they form, the parts they contain, their types and roles in galaxies, and the key evidence and ideas that revealed them. - 20 questions

Year 9 - A beginner-friendly overview of atoms, quantum behaviour, wave–particle duality, superposition, entanglement, tunnelling and real-world quantum technologies. - 20 questions