79%Would buy again
Compared to paying a tutor the difference is huge, we used to pay for an hour a week and this covers everything for a fraction of the cost. Signing up took two minutes on my phone and the login has never failed. My son gets through the lessons on his own now and I just check the reports on a Sunday. Good value and no faff.
Read moreSigned up on the phone in the car, which was fine. Trying to cancel after the trial was the problem, it kept sending me back to the start of the menu and I gave up twice. Eventually got it sorted by emailing them. Not what I expected.
Read moreWe needed something to keep our youngest busy during the school holidays without us paying for a tutor. The monthly subscription works out cheaper than two trips to the shops a week and she's actually been reading more. The reports tell you what she's covered so you're not guessing. Login has been smooth on both the laptop and the tablet, and cancelling was a simple click when we wanted to pause…
Read moreSigned up on the phone in the car, which was fine. Trying to cancel after the trial was the problem, it kept sending me back to the start of the menu and I gave up twice. Eventually got it sorted by emailing them. Not what I expected.
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ABCmouse is an online educational platform that offers a structured learning programme for young children, covering reading, maths, science, art and music. Its content is delivered through a subscription-based website and app, with activities, games, e-books and printable materials designed for pre-school and early primary-age pupils. The platform is aimed at parents and home educators who want guided, self-paced learning that children can follow independently on a computer or tablet.
The company is particularly known for its step-by-step learning path, which adapts the sequence of lessons to each child's progress and gives parents a view of how their child is developing. ABCmouse operates primarily online, so families access the material from home rather than through a physical store, and it is also used by some schools as a supplementary resource.
