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Bite-size lessons in the school course order, with worked examples, animated films and quick checks.
British curriculum, explained!
AskTeko is where children learn British curriculum Maths, Science and English with Teko, a friendly 3D companion. Short lessons, hands-on practice, and hints that help them think instead of handing over the answer.
Drag Teko around. Turn the sound on to hear him.
Twelve questions to shade, drag, sort, build and switch on. Earn four stars in each subject. Get one wrong on purpose if you like: Teko is very good about it.
Every topic works the same way, so children always know what comes next.
Bite-size lessons in the school course order, with worked examples, animated films and quick checks.
Hands-on questions that step up as confidence grows, then return a few days later so nothing fades.
One hint at a time, starting small. The full method only appears when it’s really needed.
Each topic fills up as your child shows they understand it, not just because they clicked through.
Stars and trophies reward effort and finished topics. No leaderboards, no pressure.
A warm British voice reads questions and hints aloud, for children who learn better by listening.
Every lesson follows the British curriculum, topic by topic. Teko has an outfit for each subject: point at one and watch. Stage 6, the Primary Checkpoint year, is ready first.
Number, fractions, geometry, measures and data, with sliders and models to play with.
FractionsShapesData Stage 5Stage 6Stage 7
Biology, chemistry, physics and Earth and space, plus thinking and working like a scientist.
BodyElectricitySpace Stage 5Stage 6Stage 7Stage 8
Reading for meaning, vocabulary, grammar and punctuation, and writing with a clear purpose.
ReadingWritingVocabulary Stage 6A short weekly summary shows what your child practised, what’s getting stronger and the one thing worth working on next. No league tables and no pressure.
What parents seeNext up: forces and motion. Teko has lined up three short sessions.
We’d want the same for our own family, so these are fixed rules, not settings.
Children never need an email address. You add a profile for each child, using a nickname if you prefer.
We don’t show adverts or sell data, and nothing here is designed to keep your child scrolling.
Teko stays on the lesson topic, asks guiding questions and says so when it isn’t sure.
Ten focused minutes beats an hour of tapping. There’s no streak guilt and no pressure to log in every day.
Children following the British curriculum at Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary Stages 5 to 8, roughly ages 9 to 14, and the parents who support them. Stage 6 Maths, Science and English are ready first.
The Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary frameworks used by British curriculum schools around the world, including across Egypt and the Gulf. AskTeko is developed independently by PPT-Design Ltd in the UK, is not an official Cambridge product, and every practice question is written by our team.
No. A parent or guardian creates the account and adds a profile for each child. Children sign in through your family account.
Creating an account during early access is free and doesn’t need a card. If that ever changes, we’ll tell you clearly first and nothing will change without your say.
Yes. The speaker button at the top of every page turns Teko’s voice and sounds on or off, and your choice is remembered.
Ready when your child is. Set up a family account in a minute, add a profile for each child, and Teko will be waiting at the first lesson.