Maths quests with tutors starting at £199 / mo

An engaging way
to learn maths
and science

Help your child master maths and STE(A)M skills
through online quests and problem-solving
in the real world.

Your child will rescue Trinton Ax (played by a live tutor) from a submarine receiving an individual feedback

Starting at £199 / mo

through problem-solving
in the real world thinking

Develop creative and critical thinking

Engage
in exploring
the world

with an immersive story, new frames, concepts and cooperation

Lay the foundation of STE(A)M skills

to formulate a child's vision of desired educational tracks

• Три гайда: «Анализы», «Питание», «ЖКТ».

Let your child face new challenges to complete quest episodes and help rescue Trinton Ax from a wrecked submarine.

Learn from the best tutors
and teachers

Each quest session is held by a trained tutor, who knows how to arouse child's curiosity and make a personal connection

How it works

The quest series includes 6 quest stories.
5 are dedicated to one of the STE(A)M disciplines and the last one to an overall review.

Systematisation of skills

Tutor plays the main character - Trinton Ax and helps your child to cope with any arising difficulties or questions

Personal feedback

We use smartphone only as a child-tutor communication device and aim to build interactive connections to the real world

Learning in the real world

Try out yourself

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Solve math tasks
with a tutor and see

first results

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Our managers will offer
a suitable schedule

Start your 2-day free trial.

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Choose your plan:
monthly or a three-month program

Your kid loved it?

Continue with the story,
while your child masters more and more

complex skills

5

and scheduling
of the next quest

Final task

that’s what you will learn

What grade
is your child in?

Understand addition and subtraction

Understand and compare measures (size, weight, capacity)

Develop the spatial sence

Understand data and graphs

Define shapes of everyday objects

Understand and define probability

Counting backward - up to 120

Name two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes

Identify numbers as even or odd

Read and compare clocks, write times

Know Roman numerals I, V, X

Understand fractions

Know addition and subtraction strategies

Compare numbers up to 100 using symbols and words

Identify halves, thirds, and fourths

Define missing numbers in sequences

Counting forward - up to 120

Define ordinal numbers

Solve word problems involving addition and subtraction

Identify numbers as even or odd

that’s what you will learn

What grade
is your child in?

that’s what you will learn

What grade
is your child in?

Develop skip-counting skills

Understand and compare measures
(size, weight, capacity, volume)

Choose the appropriate measuring tool

Know Roman numerals I, V, X, L

that’s what you will learn

What grade
is your child in?

Understand and compare measures
(size, weight, capacity, volume)

Understand multiplication and division

Understand geometric measurement

Understand multiplication and division

Read and compare clocks, write times

Add and subtract money

Compare numbers up to 1000

Solve comparing word problems

Identify halves, thirds, and fourths

Work with patterns

Know addition and subtraction strategies up to three digits

Know addition and subtraction strategies up to two digits

Solve two-step addition and subtraction word problems

Count sides and vertices
of two-dimensional shapes

Understand data and graphs

Round to the nearest ten or hundred

Understand fractions

Understand and define probability

Count vertices, edges, and faces
of three-dimensional shapes

Identify numbers as even or odd

that’s what you will learn

What grade
is your child in?

that’s what you will learn

What grade
is your child in?

Compare angles

Solve inequalities

Understand geometric measurement

Understand data and graphs

Understand multiplication and division

Count vertices, edges, and faces of three-dimensional shapes

Count sides and vertices of two-dimensional shapes

Estimate sums and differences by rounding

Read and compare clocks, write times

Develop logical reasoning skills

Use multiplication tables up to 12

Know addition and subtraction strategies up to three digits

Classify quadrilaterals

Know divisibility rules

Understand parentheses

Compare numbers with addition and subtraction

Solve two-step mixed operation word problems

Know Roman numerals I, V, X, L, C, D, M

Understand and compare fractions

Find perimeter and area

Know units of measurement

that’s what you will learn

What grade
is your child in?

Compare and convert units of measurement

Convert decimals to fractions and mixed numbers

Multiply a 2-digit number by a larger number

Know units of measurement

Solve time word problems

Develop logical reasoning skills

Convert time units

Use coordinate plane

Know multiplication and division strategies

Count sides and vertices of two-dimensional shapes

Understand data and graphs

Identify lines of symmetry

Compare and measure angles

Add, subtract and multiply fractions

Know addition and subtraction strategies up to seven digits

that’s what you will learn

What grade
is your child in?

Solve multi-step mixed operation word problems

Solve word problems with area and perimeter

Understand and compare fractions

Write and compare numbers up to one billion

Solve variable equations

Count vertices, edges, and faces
of three-dimensional shapes

Divide larger number
by 1-digit numbers

Classify quadrilaterals

Understand statistics

Choose a plan

Monthly

One payement

6 quests:

the entire universe
of Triton Ax

Personal feedback from a tutor

Convenient schedule and progress tracking

Personal feedback from a tutor

Convenient schedule and progress tracking

2 quests

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FAQ

When can we start learning?

You can start learning at a time that suits you most. (8am- 8 pm)

When do learning sessions take place?

The quest lasts 7 days and takes 20 to 30 minutes every day. You can start when you want.

How exactly is the process designed?

The kid proceeds in accordance with the scenario — solving tasks, making decisions, working with information, communicating with characters, and learning theory. Each kid is supervised by a tutor.

Who checks the tasks?

The tasks are checked by the tutor, and if the kid finds something difficult, the tutor uses the quest to help the kid understand new material and come to the right answer.

Is it possible to ask questions?

Yes, the kid can ask any questions, and will get detailed answers.

Will the kid's knowledge be enough? How difficult is it to learn?

The quest tasks are tailored the kid's level. If the kid finds them difficult to solve, the tutor will help reach the solution.

Why is this more efficient than conventional courses?

Our educational strategy involves an exciting adventure and communication in native messenger (WhatsApp). Each kid is supervised by a personal tutor.