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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Very affordable, improving every week.

Very affordable, improvements made every week. Kids love it. It would be good if we could have actual tests like the ISEB or whatever, in addition to the topic tests and module tests that are there currnetly but this is coming soon apparently then will be great to practrise those too.

22 September 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

A genuinely positive change for our family.

We’re preparing for the Buckinghamshire 11+ with twin Year 5 boys, which used to mean double the challenges. Harry has always found English difficult to engage with, while Leo tends to lose interest as soon as Maths comes up. Getting them engaged with standard workbooks was a real struggle.

We switched to NeurofiED a few weeks ago, and the difference has been noticeable. The bite-sized lessons and streak rewards make learning feel much more approachable. Harry is now working through vocabulary activities with far less resistance, and Leo is engaging more confidently with problem-solving questions. Rather than avoiding their work, they often compete to see who can reach their daily targets first.

We’ve seen far less frustration at home, and both boys are engaging with English and Maths much more consistently. We chose the Premium Family tier, which provided a discounted second seat, and it has worked well for our family. Their profiles remain completely separate, and the learning companion feature has been particularly helpful whenever either child gets stuck.

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Sara

3 September 2026
Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I wish I had this growing up!

Daughter logged in on her ipad every day last week, she loves her companion. Reward system and videos each new lesson are clever. Definitely a lot of care has gone into the design and content of the lessons. I would recommend it, especially for those just starting out.

14 September 2026
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Thank you so much for such a glowing review! "I wish I had this growing up" is honestly one of the highest compliments we could ask for.

It's incredible to hear that your daughter was logging on every single day last week and bonding with her companion! We put a tremendous amount of thought and care into crafting the video lessons and reward systems to keep learning fresh, so knowing those details are making a real difference means the world to our team.

Thank you for the kind recommendation, and we hope your daughter continues to love her learning journey!

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

The best 11+ app I’ve found!

My daughter is in Year 5 and my son is in Year 3 and they’ve both been using NeurofiED.

We’ve tried a few different learning apps over the years and usually the novelty wears off pretty quickly, but they’ve actually been asking to go back on this one which is a good sign!

They both really like the characters and the different worlds, and I think because it feels more like a game or story they don’t really see it as extra schoolwork.

They’ll both be sitting the Kent Test when the time comes, so it’s nice knowing they’re practising useful skills as well without everything feeling like constant 11+ prep. This is especially important as my daughter can be quite sensitive to pressure, so compared to other platforms this has a very welcome, gentler feel.

They’re very different kids and like different things, so it’s been nice seeing them both find bits they enjoy.

Still early days for us, but really impressed so far.

7 September 2026
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Thank you so much for sharing such a thoughtful review!

Hearing that both your Year 5 daughter and Year 3 son are actively asking to log on is music to our ears. It’s always a challenge to find tools that appeal to different personalities and learning styles, so we’re thrilled that the characters and story worlds are hitting the mark for both of them.

We completely understand how overwhelming 11+ preparation can feel, especially for children who are sensitive to pressure. Creating a low-stress, engaging environment where kids build essential Kent Test skills naturally - without feeling weighed down by endless practice papers - is at the core of what we do.

We’re delighted to welcome your family on board so early in your journey. Wishing both your daughter and son the absolute best as they keep exploring!

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