A simple start
Complete the Sumkids Data Form, the images consent form and the Transfer Clubs terms online, or download them to print. No account is needed.
Complete parent formsFOR THE PEOPLE CHEERING THEM ON
You're part of their progress.
From the first enquiry to the next encouraging result, we want you to feel informed and involved.
A clear next step
Practice work, resources and reviewed results arrive through private links sent to your email.
Ask about learning updatesA real conversation
Talk to us about learning, attendance or a change in circumstances. A real person reads every message.
Get in touchTHOUGHTFUL BY DESIGNTheir information
Their information
belongs to them.
We verify parental authority before sharing private pupil information. Our workspace is for staff, and families use secure links. Photography choices are optional and can be withdrawn at any time.
How we look after informationHow private updates work
- 01Complete your enrolment
The centre checks your details and confirms a suitable place.
- 02Open your private link
Open the link sent to your verified email and enter the one-time code we email you.
- 03Stay connected
Read work, feedback, messages and invoices securely, without creating an account.
THE CENTRE'S FORMS
Go to parent formsThree forms, ten minutes, all online.
The Sumkids Data Form, the images consent form and the Transfer Clubs terms can each be completed online or printed to sign. If the centre has emailed you a private link, use that link so your form is matched to your child.
READING FOR FAMILIESPractical help,
Practical help,
freely shared.
Short, honest guides on preparation, revision and confidence.
Read every guide
SEAG transfer
The SEAG transfer assessment explained for parents
A plain explanation of the SEAG transfer assessment in Northern Ireland, what preparation usually covers and how to keep it calm at home.
7 min readGCSE mathsBuilding a GCSE maths revision plan that actually works
How to build a GCSE maths revision plan around the topics that carry marks, with practical advice on spacing, past papers and tracking progress.
8 min readFor parentsHelping with maths at home without the arguments
Practical ways for parents to support maths at home, including what to do when the method looks unfamiliar and how to stop homework becoming a battle.
6 min readYOU MIGHT BE WONDERING
Here to help.
A GOOD PLACE TO START
Let's find their next step.
Tell us a little about your child and what you are hoping for. We'll come back to you by email and take it from there.
