Curriculum first, not country-coded
Choose a jurisdiction, education system, framework, stage and year. Everything a child sees is mapped to real outcomes in that framework, never a generic worksheet pile.
NestingBee Learning builds each child a personalised, curriculum-aligned learning path in a themed space they actually want to open, and gives you honest, readable evidence of how they are getting on.
No card needed to start. No advertising to children, ever.
Today’s plan · example
Equivalent fractions
About 12 minutes
Fronted adverbials
About 15 minutes
Short division review
About 8 minutes
Short sessions, spaced review, and a celebration when a skill becomes secure.
Built as a curriculum platform, not a quiz app with a country dropdown.
Choose a jurisdiction, education system, framework, stage and year. Everything a child sees is mapped to real outcomes in that framework, never a generic worksheet pile.
A short, resumable check finds what is already secure and what needs work, so the first week of learning is neither boring nor bruising.
Deterministic marking handles numeric tolerance, units, equivalent fractions and spelling modes, then explains why an answer was wrong in words a child understands.
Football, cooking, science and nature, music and dance, space, arts and crafts, other sports, amazing animals and anime. Original artwork only, and never behind body text.
Parents own the account, children have no public profile, no open chat and no advertising. AI help is off by default and disabled during assessments.
Strengths, gaps, spaced review that is due and what to do next, with plain language about uncertainty when there is not enough evidence yet.
Create the parent account, add each child, and pick their curriculum, year and subjects.
The learner space is retinted to their interest while contrast and focus styles stay accessible.
Resumable, low pressure, and used only to place the plan sensibly.
A four-week plan of short sessions: learn, practise, review, celebrate.
Set up a learner space, run the diagnostic and see the first week of the plan before you decide anything.