Your child's page
Everything about one child in one place, including their lessons, homework, games and levels.
Updated 18 October 2026
Why this exists
With busy days and more than one child, it is easy to lose track of how each one is going. Each child's page brings their lessons, homework, games, reading and levels together in one place. A quick look tells you what they have been working on and what is coming up.
Each child has a page of their own. Open My family and choose a child.
What is on the page
From the top:
- Upcoming lessons.
- Homework: what is set and what is due.
- This week in games: how many games they played, for how many minutes, and how many answers were right.
- Bushmate: how their study companion is growing, the gear it has earned, and its next step.
- Spelling and reading: their level, books read and how their reading is going.
- Their levels in each subject, their results over time, and anything else your centre uses.
This week in games
The games remember every fact your child gets wrong and bring it back later until it sticks.
- What was put right lists facts your child once missed and has since answered right a few times.
- Still coming back counts the facts the games will keep asking until they stick.
- Times-table map shows each times table fact as missed and put right, still coming back, or no miss recorded.
"No miss recorded" does not mean your child knows a fact for sure. It means the games have not seen them get it wrong.
Good to know
- Nothing on this page ranks your child against other children.
- Your child's tutor sees the facts that keep coming back and can set a game for practice.