Secondary School Without the Struggle

All the core subjects: Maths, English Language, English Literature, Biology, Chemistry, Physics (or combined Science), History, Geography, and Modern Foreign Languages. The content follows the KS3 National Curriculum, so it supports what your child is learning in school. If they're at a school that starts GCSE content early, EduBoost covers that transition too.

It's more common than you'd think. Primary school teaching is very structured and heavily supported. Secondary school expects more independence. Some kids who did well at primary struggle not because they lack ability, but because the learning environment has changed. EduBoost provides that scaffolded, patient support they had in primary — while gradually building the independent study skills they need.

One subscription covers everything. Your child can work on Maths for 15 minutes, switch to French vocabulary, then do a Science quiz — all in the same session if they want. This mirrors how homework actually works at secondary level: multiple subjects, short bursts, lots of switching. EduBoost tracks progress across all subjects, so you can see where they're strongest and where they need more time.

That's one of the main goals. By building strong KS3 foundations, your child enters GCSE years with confidence rather than panic. EduBoost also introduces exam-style questions from Year 9 onwards, so the format isn't a shock when real GCSE exams arrive. The spaced repetition system means they'll actually remember what they learned in Year 7 when it comes up again in Year 10.