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Set up a family account
Use your email, then choose an optional learner nickname and avatar. You can begin when the time is right for your family.
Founding family beta
Help your learner make progress through Year 7 maths without rebuilding every lesson.
Your learner gets one clear step after another, building steady progress. You get a ready-to-use Year 7 maths path, with enough guidance to support them without planning every lesson yourself.
Three lessons free · no payment to start · begin with a two-minute first step, then continue in your own time
How the beta works
Use it in the way that works for your family.
Set up the family account with your email. Your learner can use a simple profile—there is no separate learner email to manage.
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Try three connected lessons
Each lesson moves through Get ready, Learn, Practise, Check and Finish. Progress is saved between visits.
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Review what happened
When it is useful, you can look at the lesson focus, likely sticking points and your learner's saved responses.
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Decide whether to continue
After Lesson 3, decide whether the full path is useful for your family before paying anything.
Founding Family Pass
£27 for 12 months.
Start with three lessons free. If the path is useful for your family, one payment gives one adult and one learner 12 months of access to two complete eight-lesson modules and the full Year 7 curriculum as it is released during the pass.
We are rolling out 100+ lessons across the Year 7 curriculum for founding families. The £27 price reflects joining while that path is being completed and helping us improve it through real family feedback. The price will be higher once the full year is populated; your pass does not renew automatically.
Read the terms and 14-day refund policyA different starting point?
Looking for a KS3 refresher, Year 8 or Year 9 support?
The current learning path is Year 7. If an older learner needs a calmer return to maths after time away, tell us what would help; one-to-one tutoring may be the better fit for now.
FAQ
Questions families ask
What am I actually getting for £27?
The Founding Family Pass is one payment for one adult account and one learner profile. It gives you 12 months of access to the complete eight-lesson Expressions and equations module and the complete eight-lesson Equivalence and simplifying expressionsmodule. The rest of Year 7 is included as it is released during your pass.
We are rolling out 100+ lessons for founding families. The £27 price reflects joining while that path is being completed and helping us improve it through feedback. It is a one-off payment and does not renew automatically.
Can we try it before paying anything?
Yes. The first three connected lessons are free and work like the paid path, so you can experience the teaching video, practice, saved progress and Guide view before buying. You only need an adult email address and one simple learner profile; no card details are required.
Will the price go up when the beta is complete?
Yes. £27 is the founding-family price while the full Year 7 path is being populated. The price for new customers will be higher once the complete year is available, although the exact price and payment model have not been decided. Any later change will not affect the 12 months of access included in a pass you have already bought.
What does “founding family beta” mean?
The first two modules are complete, with 16 connected lessons. We are rolling out 100+ lessons across the full Year 7 curriculum for founding families, and each new module is included in their existing pass. During the beta, family feedback helps us refine lesson wording, activities and sequencing as the remaining modules are completed.
You can read more about why and how Noble Progress Maths is being built.
How does the Guide view support me as the adult?
The Guide view explains the lesson focus, preparation, useful vocabulary, likely sticking points and prompts to try if the learner needs help. Afterward, you can revisit their saved responses, Check, confidence and reflection. It is there to help you prepare, notice and respond—not to turn you into a classroom teacher or ask you to mark a large worksheet.
The longer path
Designed to grow with the learner.
Year 7 is the product being built and tested now. The longer-term direction is a maths companion across KS3 and GCSE.
Now
Year 7 Maths
Two connected modules are complete: 16 lessons in the first algebra route. The remaining Year 7 route is still being researched and tested.
Next
Years 8 and 9
Planned as the next stage of the KS3 companion after the Year 7 path has earned its shape.
Later
Years 10 and 11
GCSE learning and revision are part of the longer direction, not part of the current £27 founding offer.
Always
A flexible rhythm
The path can support a learner working independently, with an adult there when guidance is useful.
Ready to try it?
Begin with three lessons, then make an informed decision.
Start with an adult account. You can pause between stages, return later and review the learner's work together.