For schools
Theory and aural practice your students do at home, and you can see.
Music games students want to play, plus GCSE Music revision, ABRSM Grade 5 theory, ear training and sight-reading in one place, with a teacher dashboard for the whole department. Free pilot for spring term 2027.
The problem
Theory and aural are where marks slip, and they're the hardest things to practise outside lessons.
Practice stops at the classroom door
Theory and aural need little and often. Most students have nothing structured to do at home, so lesson time goes on re-teaching.
You can't see who's struggling
Worksheets get lost and listening tests show up too late. You find the gaps in a mock, when there's no time left to fix them.
Mixed classes, one teacher
Some students read fluently and some can't name a note. Differentiating theory and aural for thirty students by hand doesn't scale.
The arcade
Homework they actually want to do
Ear training and note reading built into real games. Assign them to your students and see their progress between lessons.
Melody Bricks
Become addicted to a game that improves your musical ear.
Bunny Hop
Hop from note to note and learn to read music — fast.
Key Commander I
Defend the galaxy by ear. Hear the invader’s note, play it, fire.
Try them yourself: Visit the arcade
What's included
One licence covers the whole department: every tool, every teacher, every student.
AQA GCSE Music revision map
A revision map for Component 1 (Understanding music): all four areas of study, the listening skills and the study pieces, with the key terms for each.
Grade 5 theory trainers & marked mocks
ABRSM Grade 5 trainers for every topic, plus full mocks marked automatically, so students know exactly what to fix.
Arcade games, ear training & sight-reading
Games like Melody Bricks, Bunny Hop and Key Commander, plus ear-training trainers for intervals and chords and sight-reading tools.
Teacher dashboard
Set assignments for a class or a student and see progress by topic: who has practised, what they got wrong, who's ready.
Student accounts without email
Add students by name and print login codes. They can sign in at school or at home without an email address.
How the pilot works
Free for spring term 2027, in exchange for your feedback and a short case study.
Request a pilot
Tell us about your department below. We'll reply to agree which classes and which tools to start with.
Set up your classes
We set up your department account with you. You add students by name and hand out login codes. No email addresses needed.
Teach the spring term
Use it in lessons and set it for homework through spring term 2027. Tell us what works and what doesn't, and we'll write up a short case study together.
Pricing
Spring term 2027
Free pilot
Full access for your department for the term. In return: regular feedback and, if it works for you, a short case study. There's no card and no automatic renewal.
Founding school offer: pilot schools pay just £95 for their first year from September 2027, whatever their size.
Request a pilotFrom September 2027
from £199/year
- Up to 60 students
- £199/year
- 61–250 students
- £349/year
- 251+ students
- £499/year
- · Every tool and the teacher dashboard included
- · Priced by the number of students using it
- · Paid annually by invoice, so purchase orders work
Data protection
Built so your school's data protection lead can say yes. Your school stays in control of student data, and we only process it to provide the service.
Privacy notice & DPA for schools- Student accounts need no email address and no password: students sign in with login codes.
- We store only a display name you choose, login codes and practice results.
- No advertising, no tracking for marketing, and student data is never sold.
- A data processing agreement is available for your school to review.
Questions
Do students need an email address?
No. You create student accounts by name and print login codes for your class. Students sign in with a short code, and nobody needs an email address or a password.
What does the pilot cost?
Nothing. The spring term 2027 pilot is free. In return we ask for feedback during the term and, if it works for you, a short case study. There's no automatic charge at the end.
What happens after the pilot?
From September 2027 departments can take an annual site licence, paid by invoice and priced by how many students use it: from £199 a year for up to 60 students. Pilot schools become founding schools and pay £95 for their first year, whatever their size. If it isn't right for you, you simply stop. Nothing renews by itself.
Can we pay by invoice or purchase order?
Yes. Site licences are invoiced to the school, so you don't need a card on file. We can work with your purchase order process.
How does Grade 5 theory fit in?
ABRSM Grade 5 theory is an online exam that candidates book when they're ready. Students train each topic and sit marked mocks, and you can see who is ready to book and who still needs work.
Does it need installing?
No. Everything runs in a web browser, on school computers or at home. Aural and ear-training activities need sound, so headphones help in a shared room.
Which GCSE specification is covered?
The GCSE revision map follows AQA GCSE Music (8271), Component 1: Understanding music. If you teach another board, tell us in the form. Pilot feedback decides what we build next.
Is student data safe?
We collect as little as possible: a student display name chosen by the teacher, their login codes and their practice results. Read the data protection page for schools for the details, including our draft data processing agreement.
Request a free pilot
Pilot places for spring term 2027 are limited so we can support each department properly. Tell us about your school and we'll reply by email.
- · Free for the whole spring term
- · Unlimited students in your department during the pilot
- · Help with setup from the person who built it
- · Founding school price afterwards: £95 for your first year
- · No obligation to buy afterwards
Teaching privately rather than in a school? See the teacher plans.