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Create Your Own Quizzes
All the games within our primary package are completely customisable, allowing you to integrate your own questions into the games.
This allows you to challenge pupils on specific skills, subjects and topics tailored to their individual requirements.
Below is an example of one of our pupils' favourite games, Magically Qwerty. The example on the left is the original game, and the example on the right has been customised and translated into Polish.
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Educational Games Can Provide Great Benefits
Educational games have the potential to help a child develop their learning skills. Young students benefit from these games as they offer engaging visual content which can improve their learning development.
How Games Can Help Increase Numeracy Skills
Numeracy – it’s often not the easiest of subjects to teach, even when you have all the passion in the world.
Engaging children in numbers can often feel one of the toughest of all teaching nuts to crack. If this sounds familiar, games could well present the answer.
The Difference Between Game-Based Learning and Gamification
How can we identify the ways in which game-based learning and gamification differ and the ways in which they share commonalities?
It seems for many in education, these two terms are frequently mixed up and used interchangeably. Let’s define what each are, and how they can play an important role in the classrooms of today.