You choose the focus
Practice
For parents who know the area they want their child to work on.
- Full maths check
- All practice stages
- Immediate feedback
- Parent progress view
EBA gives your child short maths sprints, shows a score after each round and raises the difficulty after consistently strong results. Repeated practice builds speed in the foundations used by harder maths.
Observed sprint results
Some EBA students recorded three times their first-sprint score by their fifth 30-second round.
Five rounds contain 2.5 minutes of timed practice.
But giving them the right practice every day is another job. One worksheet is too easy. The next jumps too far. You mark it, but you still do not know what they should do tomorrow.
EBA turns that uncertainty into one clear challenge, one result and one next step.
EBA uses each result to decide whether your child needs another repetition, a harder version or the next challenge. Each round ends with a score they can beat and a result EBA can use to choose what comes next.
First
Your child can be quick with number facts and still struggle when fractions appear. EBA does not flatten all of maths into one level. Each area begins where they need it.
Then
A score, an accuracy result and a personal best let your child feel the difference. “Do it again” becomes “Can I beat that?”
Next
When the practice becomes secure, EBA points them towards the next challenge. The aim is not to keep them busy. It is to keep the ceiling moving.
The hardest set. The demanding exam. The university programme that expects real numerical confidence. The careers being shaped by technology, engineering, data, finance and science.
Strong foundations help them keep reaching for the hardest option available, instead of ruling it out because maths became the barrier.
See what your child completed, how their result changed and what EBA recommends next. You stay involved without sitting beside every question.
Both plans match the practice and show progress. Guided also decides what your child should do next.
You choose the focus
For parents who know the area they want their child to work on.
EBA chooses what comes next
For parents who want the next activity ready without planning it themselves.
EBA’s highest-support programme
For families who want EBA to steer the whole maths direction around their child. EBA reviews the results, sets the priorities and gives the family a clear plan, with up to four booked guidance sessions every 28 days.
Complete the five-minute maths check and see which area EBA recommends practising first.
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