For parents and carers
Help them learn, even when you don’t know the answer
Follow their learning, notice their effort and choose one small next step together.
Alex · Mini Mathematics · Example course
Example course · 1 Nov 2026–8 Nov 2026, up to 8:00 pm Singapore time
- Lessons marked done
- 2
- Topics with submitted checks
- 1
Partial saved records. Missing activity may not be included.
View reportExample data. Lessons marked done are self-reported; submitted checks show participation. The email covers saved learning from the latest seven days.
How it works
Create a child profile
Add a nickname and education stage, then confirm that you are their parent or legal guardian.
Example · child profile Children you manage- Child’s nickname
- Alex
- Education stage
- Secondary
Where to create the profile
Sign in or create your free account. In Profile & security, open Children you manage.
Choose a course together
Start with one lesson in My learning. Check the child’s name before they begin.
Example · child learning Learning as Alex- Subject
- Mini Mathematics
- Session mode
- Child learning as Alex
- My learning
- Choose a course
How to open child learning
Choose your child, a subject and child learning. In My learning, choose their course and start with one lesson.
Return to see their learning
Sign in as the adult again and choose guardian viewing for that child.
Example · guardian viewing Viewing Alex’s learning as guardian- Lessons marked done
- 2
- Topics with submitted checks
- 1
Open their report, talk about one idea and choose what to try next.
How to open the report
In Children you manage, open Start learning or view Alex’s report. Choose a subject and View Alex’s learning as guardian.
Follow their learning
A week of small steps
Open My learning together for study days and topic tiles. Lesson marks show what they’ve marked done; checks help you decide what to revisit.
Study days come from learning saved on that device. Guardian reports show the child’s available account records, so the two views can differ.
Choose weekly learning emails
Choose learning summaries for each child in Account, and turn on your weekly learning emails. You can turn them off there too.
Questions
Who can create and view a child profile?
A parent or legal guardian aged 18 or over creates the profile from their own account. Each child has a separate learning record. Choose guardian viewing to read their available reports; viewing records no learning.
What if we already learn without an account?
Keep exploring the public lessons and practice. Creating a child profile does not move earlier guest learning into it. Choose child learning before starting work you want saved to that child.
What does it cost?
Child profiles, public lessons, practice and checks are free. Premium adds optional support for each learner separately. A parent’s subscription does not cover a child. Compare the current plans.
How is our information handled?
Read the privacy notice for details about profiles and learning records. Account settings include the controls for downloading or removing a child’s data.