Drill for the exam, at your own pace or against the clock
Drills turn revision into a set of questions to answer. Practise untimed, or with a timer per question, a countdown, or exam conditions timed like a real paper, and the results feed an exam readiness score.
What you can do
Drill sessions
Answer practice questions for a subject and see straight away which ones you got right.
Timed when you want it
Choose no timer, a timer per question, a countdown for the whole drill, or exam conditions using the real paper length where the exam publishes one. Exam conditions have no pause.
Fair timing
Parents can add extra time, such as 25% or 50%, and hide the numbers in favour of a calm progress bar. The countdown never flashes, respects reduced motion, and announces only a few milestones to screen readers.
See how your time went
After a timed drill, see time used, time per question and a pacing tip. The tutor uses the same signal, for example to suggest slowing down when answers are rushed.
Exam readiness
Drill results roll up into a readiness score, so the next session can go where it is needed.
Curriculum first
Choose country, curriculum, year and subjects and see the syllabus. UK GCSE (AQA) is joined by Cambridge IGCSE, IB MYP and DP, US Common Core and NGSS, the Australian Curriculum, Ontario, CBSE, WAEC WASSCE and South Africa’s CAPS. These syllabus outlines are labelled beta until a subject expert has reviewed them.
- Subject
- Maths, Year 9
- Readiness
- 68
- Next focus
- Simultaneous equations
Whose line is this
Learns with tutors, drills, plans and a skill map. A learner account cannot open the parent, teacher or mentor dashboards.