Frequently Asked Questions

Lessons are designed for children ages 2 to 7, across five learning levels that get a little more advanced as your child grows.

Yes — every new account gets a free 7-day trial with no credit card required, including a few playable games in every subject and level.

No — Mini Genius Club runs right in your browser on phone, tablet or computer. You can also add it to your home screen for an app-like, full-screen experience.

Math, English, General Knowledge, Arts and more — new learning islands are added regularly, and you choose which subjects each child profile sees.

Paying is quick and secure. Choose a monthly or annual plan and check out by card — your membership is activated straight away.

You can pay securely by card (debit or credit) at checkout.

Yes. There's no long lock-in — your membership runs for the period you paid for (30 or 365 days) and won't renew unless you choose to continue.

Yes! One parent account can create multiple child profiles ("Explorers"), each with its own subjects, stars, progress and certificates.

Quizzes, matching games, drag-and-drop, storybooks, spelling, puzzles, coloring and tracing — all playable, all with instant feedback and encouragement, never a wrong-answer penalty that discourages a young child.

Each subject has its own levels a child progresses through independently. Passing a level's final quiz earns a certificate and unlocks the next level for that subject.

Yes — the parent Reports page shows stars earned, lessons completed and certificates for every child profile, updated in real time.

Absolutely. Child profiles are created and managed entirely by the parent account — children never enter their own contact details, and there's no chat or social feature. See our Privacy Policy for details.

Yes — Mini Genius Club is 100% ad-free and distraction-free. No pop-ups, no third-party ads, no autoplay of unrelated content.

Most school admission tests and interviews for ages 3–6 check counting to 10, recognising letters and their sounds, naming colours and shapes, basic general knowledge, simple manners and greetings, and whether the child can follow an instruction.

Short, playful practice beats rote drilling. Spend 10–15 minutes a day on interactive games covering counting, phonics, colours and general knowledge, and gently practise greetings and answering simple questions.

Yes — our School Readiness Assessment is 5 free games covering the most commonly tested skills, playable right now with no signup.