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About Education Quizzes Limited

Education Quizzes is a website which enables children from KS1 to GCSE to learn and revise at home for the subjects they are being taught at school. The site content includes over 4,000 quizzes, each one written by teachers. These complement the National Curriculum and are designed to help children with particular topics. In addition to the core subjects of English, Science and Maths, we also cover Geography, History, Design and Technology, Art, RE, Citizenship, PSHE and more in depth - in fact, we cover the whole of the National Curriculum for all subjects except for foreign languages. Collectively, the quizzes enable comprehensive learning and revision for all school children aged 5 to 17. Parents across the world make use of Education Quizzes and we have sites in the USA and India which follow the equivalent curriculum. On payment of a monthly or yearly subscription, children can access all the quizzes on the entire site. We also have free sections on topics such as nature, literature, flags of the world, World War I and much, much more – a boon when you’ve had enough of revising! Each time that a quiz is played, the system creates a record showing the date played/score achieved which is overwritten each time a quiz is re-played. The recording method provides motivation for the children and an easy way for parents to monitor progress. And it’s not just parents who find us useful – schools can have access to the whole site for all their pupils and teachers for just £95 per year. That’s amazing value and equates to less than 10 pence per pupil per year! Teachers and private tutors can also make use of our Teacher Assistant which enables them to set self-marking homework for an entire class – what’s more, this feature is entirely free of charge! To find out more about Education Quizzes and what it can do for you, please visit the website at www.educationquizzes.com You’ll find we’re a valuable tool in your education armoury.

Founded in 2012 by Colin King and Lisa King.