What school leaders say about Skye, our AI maths tutor

An extra 3.7 standardised points in one term, 2 more than the comparison group.

Two sessions a week, and pupils who can finally explain their answers

A six-pupil Year 6 with nowhere to hide found a safe way to ask

The Year 4 and 5 pupils who feared maths now challenge themselves

A Year 10 pilot so good that 60 Year 11s enrolled

Three years as the Year 6 SATs intervention, and doubled during lockdown

From five pupils to ten, and 90% of them passing SATs

Using it since 2016 for the cusp group, at school and at home

Reasoning skills, results, and pupils who now call themselves mathematicians

The pupils vulnerable to missing expected in SATs caught up, and parents noticed

Eleven pupils tutored at once, and scaled scores up from the high 90s to 105+

Ninety pupils a year group, unlimited sessions, for £6,000 a year

Every pupil put forward passed their maths SATs, and the school hit 86%

Seven Year 11s to start. Now 21 spaces and Year 10 practising early

Four years of renewals, and the whole school on it by the fourth

It’s almost like duplicating the teacher, which reduces workload

Over 80% of Third Space Learners met Year 6 expectations, from years behind

The cuspy Year 6s caught up, and parents asked to pay for more

A sceptical headteacher, 16 pupils tutored at once, and a phenomenal difference

KS3 and KS4 students moved up sets, and Sixth Form wanted in

None of the target pupils were at the expected standard. A year later, 74% were

The borderline pupils in the top group stopped getting lost

One-to-one tutoring that engaged the looked-after children nobody else could reach

NTP funding, sessions at home in lockdown, and pupils asking for more

From 14 Pupil Premium places to the whole of Year 6, for one low yearly cost

Word spread school to school until 19 of the trust's 49 academies signed up

The quiet pupils who wouldn't put their hands up now speak up in class

From around 40% to 70% reaching the expected standard in maths SATs.

Seven years of tutoring, now run by one non-specialist in Period 4

We were down by 2 maths teachers and needed to address growing gaps in KS3.

Like having 13 teachers in the room, and the gap is closing

Twenty pupils in a room, each in their own one-to-one conversation

Closing pandemic gaps while rebuilding how pupils think about their own learning

In-person tutoring worked but cost too much. This reaches more children

Every Pupil Premium pupil passed their maths SATs, half at Greater Depth

The reasoning gap the pandemic widened, closed with NTP-funded one-to-one

The SEND pupils who hold back in class thrived one-to-one

From six or seven children a year group to every pupil who needs it

Pupils placed at the level they need, not the year they're in

Eight pupils targeted, seven below expected: every one met the standard

75% achieved their target grades. Now the first school in their trust on Skye

Three years of tutoring, and maths results up by 30%

Three years with Year 6, now Year 5, learning from home in lockdown

Making use of our Pupil Premium budget for the pupils who need it msot

After 15 weeks, tutored students improved 1.19 grades, 0.46 more than peers

Sixteen of seventeen Year 6 pupils made accelerated progress and met their targets

93% of tutored pupils reached the expected standard in the 2025 maths SATs.