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Surepass for parents

Understand their progress. Know how to help.

Give each child their own learning space while you keep a clear view of their practice, confidence and habits. Turn “How was your revision?” into a conversation with something useful to act on.

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For parents and guardians supporting personal learning at home.

The parent dashboard. Demo account with sample data.

Know what they practised. See where you can help.

Give each child their own learning space, choose useful revision and follow progress without preparing lessons from scratch.

Your children

One family view. A learning space for each child.

Keep siblings’ subjects, practice and progress separate, with an overview that makes checking in simple.

  • A profile of their own

    Register each child from your account and keep their preferences, work and history attached to the right person.

  • See who needs attention

    Compare recent activity and practice progress on the family dashboard, then open a child’s record for the detail.

  • Help with access

    Manage child passwords and PIN options, or generate a device login code, so getting back to learning does not become another task for them.

  • Choose what each child can use

    Manage Circles, reward purchases, activity monitoring, calculators and tables per child, with settings that fit each learner.

Parent account with separate child profiles and learning and access controls

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Useful revision

Give them something useful to practise, even on a busy day.

Choose from available questions instead of needing to write your own.

  • Find the subject they need

    Use the question library and available JAMB, WAEC and NECO material to build a focused revision set.

  • Choose how they practise

    Set timing and the feedback and explanations they can see, then assign to one child or several.

  • Return to what works

    Review attempts on your sets, adjust the work and share a practice link when you want them to try it.

A parent creating a practice set and choosing which child it is for

Progress & activity

Go beyond “I have finished my revision.”

See the work they completed and whether their understanding is improving.

  • Look through the attempt

    Review answers, scores and dates, with explanations where the set provides them.

  • Follow progress over time

    Compare subject performance and daily, weekly or monthly trends to decide what needs encouragement or extra help.

  • Recognise the effort too

    See active learning time and activity across practice, drills, typing and rewards, rather than judging everything by a single score.

A child’s practice result seen from the parent account, with score trend and previous attempts

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Goals & confidence

Give encouragement a clear target.

Turn a large revision task into something your child can work towards and feel good about completing.

  • Agree on a goal

    Assign a measurable target your child accepts and follow the progress their learning contributes.

  • Make returning enjoyable

    Children can use enabled drills, streaks and rewards alongside practice. XP and game points stay separate from academic marks.

  • Build keyboard confidence

    Encourage typing practice and available guided lessons, then follow speed and accuracy as well as subject scores.

Learning goals assigned to a child, with progress

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Learning that fits the way your family shares devices.

  • Share a computer, keep separate progress

    Individual Desktop supports family account switching and PIN options. Each child returns to their own work.

  • Manage linked devices

    Review your children’s linked devices and manage available login and desktop-lock controls from your parent account.

  • Keep revision available offline

    Sync the practice content you need in Individual Desktop, then use previously synced questions without an internet connection.

Your family plan sets the number of child accounts, device allowances and learning content available. Parent reports cover your children’s learning in Surepass. Compare plans

Give your children a clearer path through revision.

Create a parent account, register your children and assign their first practice set.

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    Choose a parent account and register your children.

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    Open a child’s profile, then assign a short practice set from available questions.

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    Review the result together and agree on a manageable goal for the next week.

FAQs

Questions from parents

A few practical details before you get started.

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Yes. Each child has a separate profile, practice history and progress. Your plan determines how many children you can register.

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