SEAGReady
Adaptive Learning

Smarter Practice,Better Results

SEAGReady uses a knowledge graph and spaced repetition to focus practice on what your child needs most. No wasted time. Real progress.

The problem with practice papers

Traditional transfer test preparation follows a one-size-fits-all approach. Every child works through the same papers in the same order, regardless of what they already know or where they struggle.

This means children waste time on topics they have already mastered while not spending enough time on the topics that actually need work. It is inefficient and frustrating for everyone involved.

Worse still, without proper review, knowledge fades. A child might understand fractions in September but struggle with them again by November. Traditional practice does not account for how memory actually works.

Our knowledge graph

Maths topics do not exist in isolation. Fractions depend on division. Percentages build on fractions. Area requires multiplication. Understanding these connections is key to effective learning.

SEAGReady maps the entire P6/P7 maths curriculum as a connected graph. When your child struggles with a topic, we can identify whether the problem is with that topic itself or with a prerequisite concept they have not fully grasped.

This means we can fix gaps at their root, not just paper over them with more practice on the surface symptom.

How topics connect

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Division
2
Fractions
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Percentages

Struggling with percentages? We check fractions and division first.

Spaced repetition

Memory is not permanent. Without review, most of what we learn fades within weeks. This is why cramming does not work for long-term understanding.

Spaced repetition is a learning technique that reviews material at increasing intervals. A topic your child masters today might come back in 3 days, then 7 days, then 14 days. Each successful review strengthens the memory and extends the interval.

How it works in practice

  • Each practice session includes a mix of new topics and review topics
  • Topics that need more practice come back sooner
  • Mastered topics appear less frequently but never disappear
  • The system adapts based on how your child performs

The learning loop

A simple daily routine that builds real confidence

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Diagnostic

A short assessment finds your child's starting point across key SEAG topics.

2

Practice

Daily sessions focus on topics where your child needs work, with step-by-step explanations.

3

Review

Mastered topics come back at optimal intervals to ensure lasting understanding.

4

Master

Watch topics turn from "needs work" to "mastered" as confidence grows.

Traditional practice vs SEAGReady

Traditional Practice
SEAGReady
✕Same questions for every child
Questions adapt to your child's level
✕Work through topics in fixed order
Focuses on gaps, skips what's mastered
✕No way to know if they're improving
Clear progress tracking for parents
✕Cram, forget, repeat
Spaced repetition for lasting memory
✕Just answers, no explanations
Step-by-step worked examples

Progress Dashboard

FractionsMastered
PercentagesLearning
Area & PerimeterMastered
ProbabilityNeeds Work
Topics mastered24 / 40

See exactly where they stand

No more guessing whether practice is working. The parent dashboard shows you exactly which topics your child has mastered and which need more attention.

You can see progress over time, upcoming review topics, and get alerts if your child is struggling with a particular area. Finally, visibility into what is actually happening.

Ready to try a smarter approach?

Join the waitlist for early access to SEAGReady's adaptive learning platform.