For children

    WonderPath for children

    Hello, and welcome. WonderPath is a calm place to practise English and Maths, follow a curious question and grow at your own pace. No timers, no losing points, and a grown-up who can see how you are getting on.

    What a WonderPath day looks like

    An open picture book standing on grass with a castle painted on its pages

    One adventure at a time

    A child opens WonderPath and sees two things to try, not twenty. A story to read or a puzzle to solve, then one big button: Start learning.

    A wooden pie chart cut into quarters with one piece slid out

    Small steps, real hints

    A hard step gets smaller. Instead of a red cross there is a hint or a worked example, and a child can pause and come back whenever they like.

    An artist's palette with brushes, a jar of water, a paper boat and a magnifying glass

    Make it comfy

    Less movement, bigger text, more space between words, a quieter screen. A child chooses what feels right, and it stays that way next time.

    Badges for effort, not for speed

    Children earn badges and certificates for finishing lessons, trying again and keeping going. There is no leaderboard and nobody can see anyone else's progress.

    Ask a grown-up to start

    Grown-ups: read WonderPath for parents and how we keep children safe.

    A note for parents: We use cookies to understand how families use WonderPath so we can make it better. No personal data about your child is collected. Cookie policy