English National Curriculum · Reception to Year 6
A British education from age four, taught at home.
Meet Aari (say: AH-ree)Your child's tutor at Aariva Learn. Aari teaches a little every day, speaks out loud, cheers every win, and adapts to how your child learns. assesses your child, plans the week, and teaches for fifteen to twenty minutes a day, mapped to the English National Curriculum. Families in the UK use it to keep pace with school. Families abroad use it because they want a British start. You approve the plan. Children switch in with a PIN.
Let's try this one.
4 cars each have 3 wheels. How many wheels altogether?
Hint: count in 3s, four times.
English National Curriculum · ages 4–11 · wherever you live
British education, wherever you live
The English National Curriculum is trusted far beyond England. Aariva Learn teaches that curriculum at home, so a child in London, Dubai, New York or Mumbai can follow the same year groups British schools use.
In the UK
Keep pace with school. The same year groups, the same subjects, a week you can take to parents' evening. Optional 11+ for Years 3 to 6.
Around the world
Families who value a British start give their child Reception to Year 6 from early years, fifteen minutes a day, without waiting for a British school place.
A loop, not a one-off quiz
Lasting progress comes from a small, steady week. Aari runs a full learning cycle every week, so each one builds on the last.
01 Assess
A short diagnostic finds your child's level, gaps and strengths in each subject.
02 Plan
Aari builds the week: three learning days, then two practice days that make it stick.
03 Teach
Fifteen to twenty minutes a day, mapped to the English National Curriculum.
04 Test
A Weekly Challenge covers the week and scores real progress, not a sticker chart.
05 Adjust
Next week is planned from those results. Struggles come back; wins move your child on.
Nothing expires. A missed Wednesday can be Saturday; you start the next week when you choose. See how it works
Built for primary-age attention, not a scaled-down adult app
One thing on screen at a time
Aari speaks one short line. The activity fills the screen. No walls of text, no scrolling chat.
Made for pre-readers too
Reception to Year 2 tap big answers or talk to Aari. No typing anywhere.
Practice that feels like play
Matching, ordering and quick quizzes, with stars kept quiet, so the work stays the point.
Parents see everything
Streak, session progress, Weekly Challenge scores, and exactly what they are working on next. You approve each week's plan, or let Aari run.
Weekly score trends · Strengths and gaps · Plan approval · Session reports
Years 3 to 6 · News Digest
Something worth talking about after school
You pick up to five topics your child actually cares about. Aari writes one kid-safe, grounded story a day for each: curated, never an open news feed. One story, checked once, shared with every family who picked that topic.
Age-appropriate · Past Scoops archive · parent-chosen topics only
Today's Scoop · Space
Astronauts just grew the first chilli plant in space
Scientists on the space station picked their first harvest, and it turned out spicier than the ones grown back on Earth…
Built for real family life
Both parents in the loop. Children connecting only with friends they already know.
Co-parent sharing
Invite up to three co-parents by email. They see everything and can approve weekly plans; billing and adding children stay with you. A PIN gets either of you back into the parent portal without a full login.
Friend Connect
Each Year 3 to Year 6 child gets a code. Share it with a friend's parent. Once connected, the two children can send preset greetings: a closed circle you control, never an open chat.
Optional · Year 3 to Year 6
11+ grammar school prep, if you want it
Blend verbal reasoning and visual non-verbal puzzles into the Weekly Challenge: actual shape sequences like the exam, not descriptions of shapes in words. It rides along with the National Curriculum week. For families aiming at British grammar and selective schools. No separate app, no extra charge.
Start the week your child actually looks forward to
Add your child, pick their British year group, and their first personal week is ready. Start with Maths, English, Science. History, Geography and other National Curriculum subjects can join as they are added.