Quizzes

Acids & Alkalis

This free chemistry game covers sorting everyday substances like lemon juice, soap and pure water into acids, alkalis and neutrals, plus the pH scale, indicators, litmus paper and neutralisation. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Addition

Addition Adventure

Test your knowledge of Addition.

Algebra

Algorithms & Flowcharts

This free computing game covers algorithm key terms — sequence, selection and iteration — and the standard flowchart symbols used to plan out step-by-step instructions.

Ancient Greece

This free history game covers key facts about ancient Greece — democracy, the Olympic Games, famous philosophers and Greek myths.

Ancient Rome

This free history game covers key facts about ancient Rome and its empire — gladiators, legions, roads, and famous leaders like Julius Caesar.

Angles

Animal Adaptations

This free biology game covers how animals like polar bears, camels, cacti and giraffes are adapted to survive, plus the biggest survival challenge in habitats like the desert, arctic, rainforest and ocean depths. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Animal Kingdom Quiz

Test your knowledge of Animals & Nature.

Animal Sorting

This free biology game helps young kids learn to sort animals into groups — mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, insects and amphibians — and what makes each group special. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Approaches in Psychology

This free GCSE psychology game covers the main approaches used to explain behaviour, including the behaviourist, cognitive, biological, psychodynamic and humanistic approaches, plus key debates like nature vs nurture and free will vs determinism.

Architecture Through History

This free GCSE Art & Design game covers architectural styles through history, from Gothic and Renaissance to Modernist and Postmodern, plus the famous buildings that show them off.

Area & Perimeter

Art Critical Analysis Terms

This free GCSE Art & Design game covers the vocabulary used to analyse artwork, including composition, form, tone, hue, saturation and negative space.

Art Movements

This free GCSE Art & Design game covers major art movements in more depth, including their approximate dates, key features and leading artists, from the Renaissance to Pop Art.

Art Movements Intro

This free art game introduces well-known art movements, including Impressionism, Cubism and Pop Art, with simple facts about the style each one uses.

Art Techniques & Media

This free GCSE Art & Design game covers key media types and techniques, including etching, tempera, watercolour, oil paint, mixed media and more.

Art Tools & Materials

This free art game helps young kids learn what everyday art tools and materials are used for, from paintbrushes and clay to glue and easels.

Atoms & Molecules

This free chemistry game covers what atoms, molecules, elements, compounds and mixtures are, plus sorting real substances like water, salt water and iron into the right category. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Attachment Theory

This free GCSE psychology game covers attachment theory, including Bowlby and Ainsworth's research, the Strange Situation, and attachment styles such as secure, insecure-avoidant and insecure-resistant attachment.

Balancing Equations

This free GCSE chemistry game tests whether you can spot the correctly balanced symbol equation for classic reactions, plus the ideas behind why equations must balance — the law of conservation of mass, coefficients, reactants and products. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Bank Accounts

This free money game covers the basics of bank accounts — debit cards, current accounts, savings accounts and how they work. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Banks & Piggy Banks

This free money game gives young kids simple facts about what a bank is and does, and how it compares to keeping coins in a piggy bank at home. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Binary & Data Representation

This free GCSE computer science game covers how computers represent data — binary and hexadecimal numbers, the ASCII character code, and how bitmap images are stored as binary digits.

Binary Numbers

This free computing game tests simple binary and denary conversions using small numbers, up to 8 bits, and key facts about how computers represent numbers using only 0s and 1s.

Biomes of the World

This free geography game helps kids learn about the world's major biomes — rainforest, desert, tundra, savanna and more — and the climate and living things that make each one different.

Body Language Basics

This free game helps young kids practise reading facial expressions and body posture, spotting what someone might be feeling from the way they look and move.

Body Parts

This free biology game helps young kids learn what different body parts do — the heart, lungs, brain, stomach and more — and how many of each we have. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Body Systems

This free biology game covers which organs belong to the circulatory, respiratory, digestive and nervous systems, and what each system actually does. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

brain-main-parts

This free game introduces the main structures of the brain — including the cerebrum, cerebellum, brainstem and key brain areas — and the simple job each one does.

Buddhism Basics

This free religious education game covers the key beliefs, figures and practices of Buddhism — the Buddha, the Four Noble Truths, meditation and temples — described the way Buddhists understand and teach them.

Budgeting Basics

This free money game covers the basics of budgeting — the difference between income and expenses, and how to plan spending sensibly so you don't run out of money. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Calming Down

This free game introduces young kids to simple, friendly strategies for managing big feelings — like taking slow breaths, counting to ten, and talking to someone they trust.

Capital Cities Challenge

Test your knowledge of Capital Cities.

Cell Explorer

This free biology game covers what each part of a cell does — nucleus, cell membrane, cytoplasm, mitochondria and ribosomes — plus which features belong to plant cells, animal cells, or both. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Cells and Living Things

Test your knowledge of Biology.

Chemical vs Physical Changes

This free chemistry game covers deciding whether a change — like melting ice, rusting iron or baking a cake — is chemical or physical, and what actually makes each type different. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Christianity Basics

This free religious education game covers the key beliefs, figures and practices of Christianity — God, Jesus, the Bible, the church, baptism and major festivals — described the way Christians understand and teach them.

Christianity: Beliefs & Teachings

This free GCSE Religious Studies game covers key Christian beliefs and teachings at GCSE level — including the Trinity, the Incarnation, salvation and sin — described as Christian teaching, in line with exam board specifications such as AQA and Edexcel.

Circle Theorems

Circles

Circuits

This free physics game covers what circuit components do — cells, bulbs, switches, resistors, ammeters and voltmeters — plus the difference between series and parallel circuits. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Classical & Operant Conditioning

This free GCSE psychology game covers classical conditioning (learning through association, as shown by Pavlov) and operant conditioning (learning through consequences, as shown by Skinner), including key terms like reinforcement, punishment and extinction.

Classification

This free biology game covers sorting living things into the five kingdoms — animal, plant, fungi, protist and bacteria — plus classification vocabulary like species, vertebrate, invertebrate and taxonomy. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Coins, Notes & Value

This free money game covers what money is and what it represents — coins, notes, currency and value — without any counting or arithmetic. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Cold War

This free history game covers key facts about the Cold War — the decades-long tension between the USA and the Soviet Union after the Second World War.

Colour Basics

This free art game helps young kids learn the primary colours, the secondary colours they make when mixed, and what happens when colours are mixed with white or black.

Colour Wheel & Colour Theory

This free art game covers colour theory terms used with the colour wheel, including complementary, tertiary, analogous and monochromatic colours, plus tints and shades.

Comparative Religion

This free GCSE Religious Studies game explores similarities and differences between Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism — comparing their beliefs about the afterlife, worship, holy books and places of worship at GCSE level.

Compass Directions

This free geography game helps young kids learn the four main compass points — north, south, east and west — plus the four in-between points, and how a compass helps us find our way.

Compound Words

This free English game helps young kids build compound words by joining two smaller words together, like "sun" and "flower" to make "sunflower".

Computer Networks Basics

This free computing game covers the basics of computer networks — LANs, WANs, the internet, Wi-Fi and routers — and the key words used to describe how devices connect together.

Computer Parts

This free computing game helps young kids learn the names of the parts that make up a computer — the monitor, keyboard, mouse, speakers and more — and what job each part does.

Computer Systems

This free GCSE computer science game covers the hardware inside a computer system — the CPU, RAM, ROM and secondary storage — and the fetch-execute cycle the CPU uses to run instructions.

Consumer Rights

This free GCSE financial literacy game covers basic UK consumer rights at a concept level, including what to expect when goods are faulty and how to make a complaint. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Coordinates

Countries of the UK

This free geography game helps young kids learn about the four countries that make up the United Kingdom — England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland — including their capital cities, flags and famous symbols.

Credit & Debt

This free GCSE financial literacy game covers credit cards, loans, debt and the principles behind responsible borrowing. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Cyber Security

This free GCSE computer science game covers cyber security threats — viruses, worms, trojans and ransomware — plus phishing and the prevention methods used to keep systems and data safe.

Data Analysis

This free GCSE science game practises calculating the mean from a small set of results, plus the vocabulary needed to describe and evaluate data — anomaly, range, trend, precision and accuracy. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Databases & the Web

This free GCSE computer science game covers basic HTML tags used to build webpages, plus key database vocabulary — tables, records, fields and cookies.

Day & Night

This free earth science game helps young kids learn why we get day and night as the Earth spins, and sort everyday activities into day-time or night-time. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Development & Globalisation

This free GCSE geography game covers key development and globalisation vocabulary — HICs, LICs and NEEs, trade, TNCs, and how the world's countries and economies have become more connected.

Digital Payments

This free money game covers how digital payments work — contactless payments, online banking, digital wallets and staying safe when paying digitally. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

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Ecosystems & Energy Transfer

This free GCSE biology game covers food chain and food web vocabulary, plus the classic "only around 10%" rule for how much energy passes between trophic levels. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Elements & Principles of Design

This free GCSE Art & Design game covers the formal elements and principles of design, including line, shape, form, colour and texture, plus contrast, balance, rhythm, emphasis, proportion and unity.

Elizabethan England

This free history game covers key facts about Elizabethan England — the reign of Elizabeth I, the defeat of the Spanish Armada, exploration and the arts.

Equipment Match

This free science game helps school kids match common lab equipment — such as a Bunsen burner, measuring cylinder, thermometer and microscope — to what it is used for, and choose the right tool for a given task. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

European Countries

This free geography game helps kids learn the countries of Europe and match each one to its capital city, building a clearer picture of the continent.

Evolution & Natural Selection

This free GCSE biology game covers the vocabulary of evolution — variation, natural selection, adaptation, speciation and extinction — plus classic real-world examples like peppered moths, antibiotic-resistant bacteria and Darwin's finches. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Factors & Multiples

Fair Test Spotter

This free science game helps young kids spot whether a simple experiment is a fair test, and explain what has gone wrong when it is not — such as changing more than one thing at a time. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Famous Artists

This free art game covers well-known artists, from Van Gogh and Picasso to Monet, Da Vinci and Frida Kahlo, and what each one is best known for.

Famous Artists & Their Work

This free GCSE Art & Design game covers major artists in more depth, what each is known for, and which artist created some of the world's most famous artworks.

Famous Composers

This free music game introduces famous composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, Bach and Vivaldi, and what they are best known for.

Famous Composers & Their Works

This free GCSE music game covers major composers and their most famous individual pieces in more depth, from Bach and Mozart to Stravinsky and John Williams.

Famous Explorers

This free history game introduces kids to some of the most famous explorers in history and what made them famous, from sailing the oceans to walking on the Moon.

Famous Novels & Authors

This free GCSE English game covers well-known novelists and playwrights often studied at GCSE, matching famous novels and plays to the authors who wrote them.

Famous Paintings for Kids

This free art game introduces young kids to a handful of the world's most famous paintings, matching each one to the artist who painted it.

Famous Psychologists

This free GCSE psychology game covers well-known psychologists and what they are best known for, including Pavlov, Skinner, Piaget, Freud, Milgram, Bandura, Maslow, Bowlby and Ainsworth.

Feelings & Emotions

This free game helps young kids build emotional literacy by reading short everyday scenarios and working out how the person involved is probably feeling — happy, sad, nervous, angry, excited and more.

Fiction Genres

This free English game helps you recognise fiction genres — mystery, fantasy, science fiction, adventure, horror, historical fiction, comedy and fairy tale — from a short description of the story.

File Types & Storage

This free computing game covers common file extensions like .jpg, .mp3 and .docx, plus key facts about storage devices such as USB sticks, hard drives, SSDs and cloud storage.

Financial Goals

This free money game covers short-term and long-term financial goals, and how setting a clear savings target helps you get there. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Financial Planning

This free GCSE financial literacy game covers the basics of financial planning — budgeting, saving for the future, emergency funds, and what a pension is. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Financial Risk & Insurance

This free GCSE financial literacy game covers what insurance is for, common types of insurance, and basic ideas about managing financial risk. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Five Senses

This free science game helps young kids match an observation to the sense used to make it, and each sense to the body part that makes it possible — eyes, ears, nose, tongue and skin. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Flags of the World

This free geography game helps kids match a description of a country's flag to the country it belongs to, from stars and stripes to crosses and maple leaves.

Floating & Sinking

This free chemistry game helps young kids predict whether everyday objects will float or sink in water, and starts to explain why — because of how heavy something is for its size. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Food & Drink Trivia

Test your knowledge of Food & Drink.

Forces & Motion

This free physics game practises calculating speed from distance and time, plus the difference between speed, velocity, acceleration and distance. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

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Fractions & Decimals

Fractions Fun

Test your knowledge of Fractions.

Friendship & Kindness

This free game helps young kids think about what makes a good friend, practising kind and thoughtful responses to everyday friendship situations.

General Knowledge Quiz

Test your knowledge of Mixed Trivia.

Genetics & Inheritance

This free GCSE biology game covers the vocabulary and Punnett square logic behind genetics — alleles, genotype, phenotype, dominant and recessive traits, and the genotype ratios produced by classic monohybrid crosses. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Grammar Basics

Test your knowledge of Grammar.

Graph Interpretation

This free GCSE science game practises calculating the gradient of a straight-line graph from two points, plus what gradients, intercepts and lines of best fit actually show about the data. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Great Inventions

This free history game introduces kids to some famous inventors and the inventions that changed the world, from the light bulb to the World Wide Web.

Great Inventions Quiz

Test your knowledge of Inventions & Technology.

Growth Mindset

This free game helps young kids practise growth mindset thinking — the idea that effort and practice help you improve, and that mistakes are simply a normal part of learning.

Habits & Motivation

This free game explains how habits form through cues, routines and rewards, and introduces the difference between intrinsic motivation (doing something because you enjoy it) and extrinsic motivation (doing something for a reward).

Healthy Eating

This free biology game helps young kids learn to sort foods into the right food group — fruits & vegetables, carbohydrates, protein, dairy, and fats & sugars — and why each group is good for a balanced diet. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Hinduism Basics

This free religious education game covers the key beliefs, figures and practices of Hinduism — deities such as Vishnu and Shiva, the Vedas, the temple, karma and key festivals — described the way Hindus understand and teach them.

Homes Through Time

This free history game helps kids compare how homes have changed throughout British history, from Stone Age huts to modern houses.

Homophones

This free English game tests tricky homophones — words that sound the same but are spelled differently and mean different things, like "their", "there" and "they're", or "to", "too" and "two".

Hot & Cold

This free chemistry game helps young kids learn what happens when things melt, freeze, evaporate and condense as they heat up or cool down. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Hot & Cold Places

This free geography game helps young kids learn the basics of why some places on Earth are hot and some are cold, including the equator, the North and South Poles, and the hottest and coldest kinds of places on our planet.

How We Learn

This free game introduces young kids to simple ideas about learning — why practice, repetition, mistakes and trying new things all help your brain get better at something.

Human Physiology

This free GCSE biology game covers enzymes, homeostasis, digestion and the hormones that keep the body in balance — including insulin, glucagon, adrenaline, ADH and thyroxine. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Industrial Revolution

This free history game covers key facts about the Industrial Revolution, when steam power, factories and railways transformed Britain from the 1760s onwards.

Input & Output Devices

This free computing game helps you classify everyday devices as input, output or both, and learn what job each device does when sending data into or out of a computer.

Interest & APR

This free GCSE financial literacy game covers the concepts behind simple and compound interest, and what APR means when comparing loans, credit cards and savings. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Internet Basics

This free computing game teaches young kids simple facts about the internet — what a website, browser and search engine are, and other everyday internet words.

Intro to Programming

Test your knowledge of Programming Basics.

Intro to Programming Terms

This free computing game covers block-coding level programming terms — variables, loops, functions, inputs and outputs — the kind of vocabulary used in tools like Scratch.

Islam Basics

This free religious education game covers the key beliefs, figures and practices of Islam — Allah, the Prophet Muhammad, the Quran, the mosque, Ramadan and prayer — described the way Muslims understand and teach them.

Islam: Beliefs & Teachings

This free GCSE Religious Studies game covers key Islamic beliefs and teachings at GCSE level — including Tawhid and the Five Pillars of Islam — described as Islamic teaching, in line with exam board specifications such as AQA and Edexcel.

Jobs & Earning

This free money game covers different types of income and jobs — wages, salaries, part-time work and self-employment. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Judaism Basics

This free religious education game covers the key beliefs, figures and practices of Judaism — God, the Torah, the synagogue, Shabbat and key festivals — described the way Jewish people understand and teach them.

Keyboard & Typing Basics

This free computing game helps young kids learn what different keys on a keyboard do — from the space bar and enter key to shift, backspace and the arrow keys.

Kindness & Shared Values

This free religious education game explores values that many religions teach and share — kindness, honesty, generosity, respect and caring for others — helping young children see what different faiths have in common.

Kings & Queens

This free history game introduces kids to some of the most famous kings and queens in British history and what they are best remembered for.

Lab Safety

This free science game helps young kids spot safe and unsafe things to do in a science lab, and learn why we wear safety goggles, tie back hair, and follow other lab rules. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Landmarks Around the World

Test your knowledge of Famous Landmarks.

Landmarks of the World

This free geography game helps young kids learn famous landmarks from around the world and which country each one is found in, from the Eiffel Tower to the Great Wall of China.

Light & Shadows

This free physics game helps young kids learn what light sources, shadows, transparent, translucent and opaque materials are, and predict how a shadow changes as a light source moves. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Line Types in Art

This free art game helps young kids learn the different types of line artists use, like thick, thin, wavy, zigzag and dotted lines.

Literary Devices

This free GCSE English game covers common literary devices used by writers — alliteration, personification, onomatopoeia, metaphor, simile, hyperbole, foreshadowing, irony, symbolism and pathetic fallacy. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Loud & Quiet, Fast & Slow

This free music game helps young kids learn simple words used to describe volume (dynamics) and speed (tempo) in music, from loud and quiet to fast and slow. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Magnets

This free physics game helps young kids guess which everyday objects a magnet will pick up, and learn about magnetic poles, attracting and repelling. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Map Skills

This free geography game builds on the basics of map reading, covering scale, grid references, contour lines and other key skills needed to read Ordnance Survey-style maps.

Map Symbols

This free geography game helps young kids learn what common map key symbols mean, from churches and railways to rivers, forests and car parks — an important first step in learning to read maps.

Materials Sort

This free chemistry game helps young kids learn to match everyday objects to the material they are made from — metal, wood, glass, plastic or fabric — and what makes each material special. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Measuring Basics

This free science game helps young kids practise reading simple scales on a ruler, jug or thermometer, and choosing the right piece of equipment to measure length, volume, temperature or mass. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Medicine Through Time

This free history game covers key figures and discoveries in the history of medicine, from ancient Greece to the founding of the NHS.

Memory Models

This free GCSE psychology game covers the multi-store model of memory — sensory, short-term and long-term memory — and key terms like encoding, capacity, duration and displacement.

Migration & Demography

This free GCSE geography game covers key migration and demography vocabulary — push and pull factors, population pyramids, and how and why populations move and change.

Mixed Operations

Mixing Colours

This free chemistry game helps young kids predict what colour you get when you mix two colours together, and learn the difference between primary and secondary colours. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Moles & Calculations

This free GCSE chemistry game practises the core mole calculation — moles = mass ÷ Mr — across six common compounds, plus the vocabulary behind it (mole, Mr, Ar, Avogadro's constant, concentration). Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Momentum & Motion Graphs

This free GCSE physics game practises momentum calculations (p = m × v) and what different features of distance-time and velocity-time graphs actually mean. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Money & Coins

Moon Phases

This free earth science game covers the order of the 8 phases of the Moon (including what comes before, after and opposite each phase), what waxing, waning, new moon and full moon actually mean, how long a full cycle takes, and the traditional names given to each month's full moon. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Multiply

Music Around the World

This free music game gives young kids a simple introduction to traditional instruments and music styles from different countries and cultures around the world.

Music Genres

This free music game explores popular genres such as pop, rock, jazz, classical, hip-hop and folk, and the key features that make each one distinct.

Music History & Eras

This free GCSE music game covers the Baroque, Classical, Romantic and 20th century/contemporary eras, and the musical features that define each one.

Music Technology Basics

This free GCSE music game covers simple music technology facts, including DAWs, sampling, MIDI, mixing and recording basics used in modern music production.

Music Theory

This free GCSE music game covers intervals and chords in more depth, including major and minor triads, inversions, seventh chords and cadences — key theory knowledge for GCSE Music. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Music Theory Basics

This free music game introduces simple scale and key signature concepts, including tones, semitones, sharps, flats and the difference between major and minor scales.

Musical Elements

This free GCSE music game covers the key elements of music — texture, timbre, dynamics, tempo, structure and articulation — using standard GCSE Music terminology.

Musical Instrument Families

This free music game builds on the basics, exploring the strings, woodwind, brass and percussion families in more depth with specific instrument examples and interesting facts. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Musical Instruments

This free music game helps young kids learn to recognise common musical instruments, from the piano and violin to the drums and trumpet, using simple clues about how each one looks and sounds.

Nature vs Nurture

This free game introduces the nature vs nurture debate — whether behaviour and traits come more from the genes we inherit, or the environment and experiences that shape us.

Negative Numbers

Negative Numbers Basics

Test your knowledge of Negative Numbers.

Networks & Topologies

This free GCSE computer science game covers network topologies — star and bus — and key protocols like HTTP, HTTPS and TCP/IP that let devices communicate across networks.

Number Bonds

Oceans & Seas

This free geography game helps kids learn famous oceans and seas from around the world and where each one is found.

Online Safety & Digital Footprint

This free computing game covers online safety at KS3 level — strong passwords, privacy settings, cyberbullying, and understanding the digital footprint we all leave behind online.

Opposites (Antonyms)

This free English game helps young kids build vocabulary by matching everyday words to their opposites, such as "hot" and "cold" or "big" and "small".

Orchestra Layout & Roles

This free music game covers how an orchestra is organised, including the string, woodwind, brass and percussion sections, and the roles of the conductor and section leaders.

Order of Operations Puzzle

Test your knowledge of Order of Operations.

Our Solar System

This free earth science game helps young kids learn the order of the planets from the Sun, plus fun facts about the Sun, Moon, Earth, Mars and Saturn. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Patterns & Symmetry in Art

This free art game covers patterns and symmetry in design, including lines of symmetry, radial symmetry, tessellation and repetition.

Peer Pressure & Group Behaviour

This free game introduces simple ideas about social influence — peer pressure, conformity, and how being part of a group can change what someone chooses to do.

Percentages

Periodic Table Explorer

This free chemistry game covers matching common elements to their chemical symbols, plus what periods, groups, metals, non-metals and noble gases are. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Perspective Basics

This free art game covers the basics of drawing perspective, including vanishing points, the horizon line, foreground, background and how artists show depth.

Persuasive Techniques

This free GCSE English game covers the techniques writers and speakers use to persuade an audience — the rule of three, rhetorical questions, emotive language, repetition, statistics, anecdotes and more.

Places of Worship

This free religious education game teaches young children about buildings where people worship — churches, mosques, synagogues, Hindu temples, gurdwaras and Buddhist temples — and which religion uses each one.

Plant Parts

This free biology game helps young kids learn what each part of a plant does — roots, stem, leaves, flower and seed — and what plants need to grow well. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Plate Tectonics

This free GCSE earth science game covers the four types of tectonic plate boundary — destructive, constructive, conservative and collision — and the earthquakes, volcanoes and mountain ranges each one produces. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Poetic Forms & Techniques

This free GCSE English game covers the forms and techniques used in poetry — sonnets, haikus, free verse, rhyme scheme, stanzas, enjambment, and more, ready for analysing poems in your English Literature exam.

Population & Urbanisation

This free GCSE geography game covers key population and urbanisation vocabulary — population density, urbanisation, megacities, and the trends behind how and where the world's population is growing and moving.

Prefixes & Suffixes

This free English game explores how prefixes (added to the start of a word) and suffixes (added to the end) change a word's meaning. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Printmaking & Techniques

This free art game covers simple printmaking methods, from lino printing and stamping to monoprints and screen printing.

Probability

Programming Fundamentals

This free GCSE computer science game covers core programming concepts at GCSE pseudocode level — variables, constants, data types, operators, selection and iteration.

Push & Pull

This free physics game helps young kids decide whether an everyday action is a push or a pull, and learn about forces, gravity and friction. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Quadratic Equations

Rates of Reaction

This free GCSE chemistry game covers collision theory and the five factors that change how fast a reaction happens — temperature, concentration, surface area, catalysts and pressure. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Ratio & Proportion

Reading Music Notation

This free music game covers treble clef note names and simple note values such as the crotchet, minim and semibreve, helping you build the basics of reading written music. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Reading Simple Music Symbols

This free music game helps young kids start reading music by telling note symbols apart from rest symbols, and learning what simple symbols on the stave mean. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Religion & Ethics: Key Terms

This free GCSE Religious Studies game covers key ethics vocabulary used in GCSE exam specifications — including sanctity of life, Just War Theory, pacifism and situation ethics — with each term defined neutrally, as it would appear in a textbook glossary, without taking a side.

Religion, Peace & Conflict: Key Terms

This free GCSE Religious Studies game covers peace and conflict vocabulary used in GCSE exam specifications — including Just War Theory, pacifism, ahimsa and forgiveness — each defined neutrally, as established theories and terms, without reference to any real-world event or conflict.

Religious Festivals

This free religious education game teaches young children what festivals such as Christmas, Diwali, Eid al-Fitr, Hanukkah and Vaisakhi celebrate, in simple, straightforward language.

Religious Festivals in Depth

This free religious education game looks more closely at the customs, food and traditions behind major festivals across different religions — from lighting the menorah at Hanukkah to the Seder meal at Passover.

Religious Leaders & Teachers

This free religious education game introduces young children to well-known religious leaders and teachers — such as a Pope, an Imam, a Rabbi and a Guru — and explains the role each one plays.

Religious Philosophy & Key Terms

This free GCSE Religious Studies game covers core religious philosophy vocabulary used in GCSE exam specifications — including omnipotent, omniscient, omnibenevolent, agnosticism and atheism — each defined as it would appear in a textbook glossary.

Religious Symbols

This free religious education game teaches young children about well-known symbols — the cross, the Star of David, the crescent moon and star, Om, the Khanda and more — and which religion each one belongs to.

Research Methods in Psychology

This free GCSE psychology game covers research methods used by psychologists, including experiments, surveys, case studies, correlation vs causation, and the basics of validity and reliability.

Resource Management

This free GCSE geography game covers key vocabulary around managing water, energy and food resources, including supply, demand, security and sustainability.

Rhyming Words

This free English game helps young kids practise rhyming by picking the word that rhymes with a given word — a great way to build phonics skills and an ear for sounds.

Rhythm & Beat Basics

This free music game helps young kids understand what a beat is, how rhythm patterns work, and simple ideas like clapping along and keeping the pulse of a song.

Rhythm & Time Signatures

This free music game covers common time signatures such as 4/4, 3/4 and 6/8, and how to count beats in a bar. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Rock Cycle

This free earth science game covers how igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks form, plus the processes that shape the rock cycle — weathering, erosion, melting, cooling, and heat and pressure. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Rocks & Soil

This free earth science game helps young kids learn what different rocks look like — granite, chalk, slate, sandstone and pumice — and the differences between clay, sandy and loam soil. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Saving Money

This free money game covers the basics of saving for young kids — what a piggy bank is for, why we save instead of spending everything, and how saving a little bit at a time helps you reach a goal. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Saving vs Spending

This free money game explores the trade-offs between saving and spending, including how interest can help savings grow over time. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Sculpture & 3D Art

This free art game covers materials and techniques used to make 3D art, including carving, modelling, casting and assemblage.

Seasons

This free earth science game helps young kids match each season to its weather and clothes, and learn why we have seasons, what a year is, and what deciduous trees and hibernation are. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Sentence Types

This free English game tests the four sentence types — statements, questions, commands and exclamations — and the punctuation and tone that go with each one.

Separating Mixtures

This free chemistry game covers choosing the right method to separate different kinds of mixtures — filtration, evaporation, distillation, chromatography and using a magnet — and how each one actually works. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Sequences

Shakespeare Facts

This free GCSE English game covers key facts about William Shakespeare's life and work — where he was born, the Globe Theatre, his most famous plays, and the era he lived and wrote in.

Shape Recognition

Shapes in Art

This free art game helps young kids recognise and name the shapes artists use in pictures, from circles and squares to pentagons and hexagons.

Sharing & Giving

This free money game introduces young kids to the ideas of sharing and giving — helping others with money, time or belongings, and understanding what charities do. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Significant Figures & Units

This free GCSE science game practises rounding numbers to a given number of significant figures, and matching common quantities to the correct SI unit — from newtons and joules to amps and hertz. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Sikhism Basics

This free religious education game covers the key beliefs, figures and practices of Sikhism — Guru Nanak, the Guru Granth Sahib, the gurdwara and the Khalsa — described the way Sikhs understand and teach them.

Simple Coding Concepts

This free computing game introduces young kids to the building blocks of coding in a simple, unplugged way — following steps in order (sequence), repeating instructions (loops), and making decisions.

Simple Machines

This free physics game helps young kids learn what levers, wheels and axles, ramps, pulleys and screws do, and spot them being used in everyday objects like seesaws, wheelbarrows and jar lids. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Simultaneous Equations

Singing & Voice Basics

This free music game helps young kids learn simple facts about how we sing and use our voices, from warming up and breathing well to singing together in a choir.

Skip Counting

Sleep & the Brain

This free game covers why sleep matters for the brain and body, including sleep cycles, REM sleep, and the effect that too little sleep can have on mood and concentration.

Solar System Facts

This free earth science game covers which planet is the largest, smallest, hottest and furthest away, plus roughly how many moons each planet has. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Solving One-Step Equations

Test your knowledge of One-step equations.

Solving Two-Step Equations

Test your knowledge of Two-step equations.

Space & Orbits

This free physics game covers the order of the planets from the Sun, and facts about each one — from tiny, scorching Mercury to giant, ringed Saturn. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Space & Universe Quiz

Test your knowledge of Space Facts.

Special & Holy Books

This free religious education game teaches young children about important religious texts — the Bible, the Quran, the Torah, the Guru Granth Sahib and more — and which religion each one belongs to.

Spending Wisely

This free money game helps young kids learn how to make sensible choices about spending — thinking before buying, comparing prices, and not spending everything at once. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Sports Trivia Challenge

Test your knowledge of Sports.

Standard Form

States of Matter

This free chemistry game helps young kids learn to sort everyday things into solids, liquids and gases, and what makes each state special. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Staying Safe Online

This free computing game teaches young kids simple, important e-safety rules — never sharing passwords, keeping personal information private, and always telling a trusted adult if something online feels wrong.

Stellar Evolution

This free GCSE earth science game covers every stage of a star's life cycle — nebula, main sequence, red giant or supergiant, white dwarf, supernova, neutron star and black hole — plus the vocabulary behind how stars shine. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Story Elements

This free English game helps young kids learn the building blocks of a story — character, setting, plot, beginning, middle and end — so they can talk about the books they read.

Subtraction

Symmetry

Synonyms & Antonyms

This free English game builds vocabulary by asking you to find synonyms (words that mean the same) and antonyms (words that mean the opposite) for everyday words. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Taxes & Payslips

This free GCSE financial literacy game covers what income tax and National Insurance are, and how to read the basics of a UK payslip. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Telling the Time

Textures in Art

This free art game helps young kids learn texture words used in art, like rough, smooth, bumpy and shiny, and match them to everyday examples.

The Carbon Cycle

This free GCSE earth science game covers the processes that move carbon through the environment — photosynthesis, respiration, combustion, decomposition and fossilisation — plus vocabulary like carbon sink, greenhouse gas and deforestation. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

The Five Senses & Perception

This free game covers the five senses and perception — how the brain takes in raw sensory information and interprets it, including how optical illusions can trick the brain.

Times Tables Challenge

Test your knowledge of Multiplication.

Trigonometry

Types of Homes Around the World

This free geography game helps young kids learn how homes around the world differ depending on the climate and materials found in each place, from stilt houses to igloos.

Types of Memory

This free game introduces the main types of memory — short-term, long-term, sensory and working memory — and how ideas like rehearsal and chunking help us remember things.

Types of Technology

This free computing game helps young kids spot the everyday devices that use computers all around them, from smartphones and tablets to smart TVs and voice assistants.

Understanding Others

Universe Scale

This free GCSE earth science game covers how the Moon, Earth, Sun, Solar System, galaxies and the universe compare in size and distance, plus vocabulary like the astronomical unit and light-year used to measure them. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Value for Money

This free money game covers how to spot good value for money — comparing prices, understanding discounts and sales, and working out the best deal. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Variables Game

This free science game helps school kids identify the independent variable (what you change), the dependent variable (what you measure) and the control variables (what you keep the same) in a range of experiments. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Vectors

Volume

Waves

This free physics game covers the parts of a wave — amplitude, wavelength, frequency, crest and trough — plus the difference between transverse waves and longitudinal waves. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Waves & Radiation

This free GCSE physics game covers the electromagnetic spectrum — from radio waves to gamma rays — and the wave speed equation v = f × λ, with randomised numbers each time. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Weather & Climate

This free earth science game covers the difference between weather and climate, plus temperature, rainfall and climate zones, and practises reading simple temperature data. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Weather Watch

This free earth science game helps young kids spot different types of weather from a description, and learn what to wear for sunny, rainy, snowy and windy days. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Where Money Comes From

This free money game helps young kids understand where money comes from — jobs and earning, pocket money, and gifts. Choose your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

Word Classes & Grammar

This free GCSE English game covers key grammar terminology — clauses, sentence types, conjunctions and more — and tests whether you can spot active and passive voice in a sentence. Choose which question types to include, set your question count and time limit, then see how many you can get right.

World Capitals

This free geography game helps kids match countries from around the world to their capital cities, building up a picture of world geography one country at a time.

World History Basics

Test your knowledge of 20th Century.

World Music Styles

This free GCSE music game covers musical traditions and styles from around the world, including Indian classical music, gamelan, reggae, samba and other world music traditions studied at GCSE.

World Religions

This free religious education game introduces young children to six major world religions — Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism and Sikhism — by matching well-known symbols, holy books, places of worship and festivals to the religion they belong to.

World War One

This free history game covers key facts about the First World War (1914–1918) — its causes, major events and how it ended.

World War Two

This free history game covers key facts about the Second World War (1939–1945) — major events, from Dunkirk to D-Day.