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Explore TutorNest

Take a look around the learning space, see how a lesson fits together, and read how progress is measured.

Learning worlds

One World at a time

The child works through one learning world at a time. Each world has its own topic, visual style and cast of characters, so practice feels like an adventure, not an endless set of exercises.

Practice happens in short sessions: about ten minutes a day, enough to build confidence without overloading the child’s routine.

Topic 1: Numbers & CountingAges 5–7

A child's home screen: a stone bridge at dusk with her own kingdom, Deep Water, lit up close and four more kingdoms far off on the horizon — The child's home screen, in the running product.

Daily practice

Questions that become places

Inside each world, practice takes the form of short interactive games. Every question is tied to a character, a situation or a puzzle, so children stay curious about what comes next.

Topic 1.1: Spell the word for the picture · Ages 5–7
Topic 1.2: Help Pip count the apples · Ages 5–7
Topic 1.3: Find the path with the missing number · Ages 5–7

Weekly lessons

The teacher sets the goals

Lessons are 1:1 and hosted live inside TutorNest’s video room. The teacher sees what the child did in practice during the week, so time isn’t spent testing knowledge that is already established.

Instead, the teacher focuses on where the child was stuck, explains tricky ideas in new ways, and sets up the next practice goals.

Example

Live lesson with Sarah

Re-explain fractions / decimals

Mon 14 Oct, 16:30 BST

Equivalent fractions
Decimals as tenths

Teacher note: Great progress on basic fractions!

The top of the teacher's brief inside the lesson room: practiced three of the last seven days, getting 48% right, and skills marked not moving or stuck at the easiest level — The brief beside the video, on the teacher's own lesson screen.

For parents

Parents are kept in the loop

Parents receive clear, concise updates:

Session summary
Learning milestones
Schedule manager
Practice status

The parent dashboard: two things waiting on the parent, six skills each with how much of it the child is getting right, the next lesson, and the week — three days practiced of seven, under a minute a day, fifteen answers right of twenty-four — Parent dashboard view with lesson schedule and tutor updates.

For teachers

Data Shown

Teachers can easily track individual progress:

Learning focus
Next steps
Performance data
Lesson history
Adapted curriculum

A teacher's page for one student: the child's name and year, the skill she is working on now, and a year plan five skills into twenty — Teacher dashboard view showing student insights and progress tracking.

Start with your own child.

Tell us about your child, meet a teacher, and daily practice begins the same week.

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New here? How TutorNest works walks through a week step by step, from the first lesson to the next one.