National Curriculum in England reference • KS1–KS3 • Ages 5–14

Structured AI tutoring for children aged 5–14 — built around UK Key Stage learning

NexEdu gives children a guided learning path across Maths, Reading, Writing and Science. Sessions use age-appropriate questions, track answers as the child works, and can switch into brief reteaching after repeated mistakes instead of leaving the child in an open-ended chat.

Affordable daily learning at home Plans from just £9.99/month
Choose 30 or 60 minutes of personalised daily tutoring. Maths, Reading, Writing and Science are included.
National Curriculum in England reference Parent controlled Secure Stripe payments Monthly options can be cancelled
Personalised practice
Kid-friendly explanations
KS1–KS3 pathways
Worldwide access
Parent-focused subscriptions
Note: NexEdu uses AI to support learning. For details, see our AI disclaimer.
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Same-day topic resume so a child can return to the point they left.
30 or 60 minute daily allowance depending on the child’s subscription.
Parent progress reporting uses the subjects actually practised that day.
Parent-managed child profiles keep subscriptions and learning access under adult control.
Real product behaviour

See what NexEdu actually does before you subscribe

We do not want parents to rely on vague “AI tutor” claims. The points below describe behaviour that is implemented in the live NexEdu product.

Structured learning, not an open-ended AI chat

NexEdu controls the learning flow around the child’s selected year group, subject and topic.

10 questions

Each learning session is structured as a 10-question sequence.

Automatic reteaching

After two wrong answers in a row during practice/check phases, NexEdu briefly teaches and gives a worked example.

Same-day resume

The current topic state is saved so the child can return to the same place later that day.

Parent report

Daily reporting is built from the subjects and questions the child actually attempted.

Trust should be checkable

Before paying, parents can review who operates NexEdu, how AI is used, the privacy controls, subscription terms and payment process.

Who operates NexEdu?

NexEdu is operated by NexEdu AI Tutoring Ltd in London, United Kingdom.

How is AI used?

AI generates educational responses dynamically. It can make mistakes and does not replace a teacher or school.

Who controls the account?

Accounts, child profiles and subscriptions are managed by a parent or guardian.

Who handles card details?

Subscription payment is completed through Stripe; NexEdu does not receive full payment card details.

Subjects

Explore subjects

Pick a subject now — each one supports KS1, KS2 and KS3 learning paths.

How NexEdu helps children learn

NexEdu uses a short, structured learning flow, with questions and explanations selected for the child’s year group and topic. The system records answers during the session so it can respond to repeated difficulty instead of simply moving on.

1) Small steps

Each scored session is divided into 10 questions rather than an open-ended chat.

2) Friendly feedback

Incorrect answers can trigger a hint, and two consecutive errors trigger brief reteaching.

3) Topic coverage

Maths, Reading, Writing and Science are organised by subject, Key Stage and topic.

4) Explain, then continue

The tutor can explain the idea before returning to scored practice.

Key Stages 1–3 supported

NexEdu supports ages 5–14 across KS1, KS2 and KS3, using the year group selected by the parent to organise practice.

KS1

Ages 5–7 · Years 1–2: early number, text-based phonics practice, sentence skills and introductory science.

KS2

Ages 7–11 · Years 3–6: comprehension, grammar, multiplication, fractions, problem-solving and broader science.

KS3

Ages 11–14 · Years 7–9: more complex maths, reading analysis, writing choices and scientific reasoning.

For parents: Choose the child’s actual year group. Topic progression then uses recent answer performance within the selected learning context.

AI tutoring for Key Stages 1–3

NexEdu is an online AI tutoring platform for children aged 5 to 14, with its curriculum map organised around the National Curriculum in England across Key Stage 1, Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 3. NexEdu is designed to be simple to use, child-friendly and structured — especially for younger learners in KS1 and KS2. Rather than offering an unrestricted chat interface, NexEdu organises practice into defined sessions with clear explanations and guided next steps.

Our core subjects — Maths, Reading, Writing and Science — cover the key skills children meet in school, from early phonics and number work through to more advanced comprehension, structured writing and scientific reasoning. NexEdu is designed to complement school learning and support parents who want a reliable, modern way to help at home. Parents can use NexEdu for regular practice, revision and additional support alongside school learning.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Answers for parents, plus quick clarity for learners.

How does NexEdu use the National Curriculum in England?
NexEdu uses the National Curriculum in England as its public curriculum reference and organises practice across Key Stage 1, 2 and 3. It is an independent educational support service and does not replace a school or teacher.
Which ages does NexEdu support?
NexEdu supports ages 5–14 across KS1, KS2 and KS3.
What subjects can my child practise?
NexEdu supports Maths, Reading, Writing and Science. Subject paths are organised by Key Stage, year group and topic.
Do I need to supervise every session?
Parents and guardians remain responsible for supervising use. Younger learners may need help reading instructions or using notebook work, and AI-generated content can still contain mistakes or unexpected wording.
How do I get started?
Start with our Pricing page, choose a plan, and then your child can begin practising the subjects you select.
Is AI always correct?
AI can make mistakes. NexEdu is designed as a learning support tool, not a replacement for school or a human teacher. Please review our AI disclaimer.