English National Curriculum · Reception to Year 6
How Aariva Learn works
Not a one-off quiz. A weekly loop that assesses, plans, teaches and tests, mapped to the English National Curriculum, then uses what your child just did to plan the next week. Built for families in the UK, and for families abroad who want a British education from early years.
01 Assess
Your child plays a short, age-appropriate diagnostic: six questions, one at a time. Aari scores their level, gaps and strengths, not just a pass or fail.
02 Plan
Aari builds a personal week: three learning days targeted at those gaps, then two practice days that revisit the new material. From week two, the plan is built from last week's results.
03 Teach
Each session is 15 to 20 minutes: a warm-up, the teaching, practice, and a review. Aari speaks aloud, questions are tappable, and younger children can answer by talking. One thing on screen at a time.
04 Test
Once the week's sessions are done, a Weekly Challenge unlocks, covering everything from the learning days. For children on the optional 11+ track, reasoning puzzles are blended in.
05 Adjust
The Challenge result becomes next week's plan. Struggled with fractions? Next week leans into fractions. Aced it? Aari moves your child on.
Life happens. The plan waits.
Nothing in Aari expires. A missed Wednesday can be Saturday, and the Weekly Challenge on Sunday. Sessions always run in order, so practice never comes before the learning it practises. If a week never quite finishes, you start the next one yourself: missed topics carry forward, so nothing is skipped.
Mapped to the National Curriculum
Lessons follow the English National Curriculum: the same year groups and subjects British schools teach. Where a topic also matches Oak National Academy, your child gets an "Explore this topic" resource from that classroom sequence. Oak is extra material, not a second syllabus.
Optional 11+ exam prep
For Year 3 to Year 6, you can opt a child into British grammar and selective-school prep. Verbal reasoning and visual non-verbal puzzles blend into the Weekly Challenge. The National Curriculum week stays the spine.
Parents hold the keys
Children switch in with a 4-digit PIN, no account of their own. You approve each week's plan, or let Aari run. Your dashboard tracks streaks, scores, strengths and gaps for every child.