For UK primary schools
Teachers set the week’s work in a minute. Pupils practise a few minutes a day on any phone, tablet or computer. Parents see how it’s going, and get the school’s messages and dates in the same place.
Each class only sees what its teacher has switched on, so Year 1 can do number bonds while Year 4 does times tables and spellings.
The tables set this week, with division mixed in if the teacher wants it: 56 ÷ 8 alongside 7 × 8.
Adding and subtracting within 10, across 10 and within 20, including missing-number questions like 3 + ? = 10.
The week’s words, read aloud, practised the classic way, then a spelling test with nothing shown first.
Facts a pupil gets wrong come back sooner; ones they know well come back less often, until they’re secure. Short sessions, every day, aimed at exactly what each child needs.
For teachers


For parents
Schools can start with a single class and add more when they’re ready. Bookbag Buddy is made by Joe Douce, a parent who wanted homework practice that actually sticks.