Prioritise areas for learning with our maths diagnostic tool

Our diagnostic tool assesses your pupils’ level, rewards them for their efforts and provides you with an easy-to-read stranded skills report to help prioritise areas of catch-up and future learning.

  • Designed for accuracy
  • Delivers personalised learning
  • Helps you plan next steps

 

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How does our diagnostic work?

Through asking a series of multiple choice questions, the maths diagnostic tool accurately pinpoints the level each child is working at. Then our adaptive learning engine uses the results to tailor future questions, providing a personalised learning journey.

Download our guide to learn more.

Download Diagnostic documentation (PDF 1MB)

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How our maths diagnostic tool works

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We get to know your pupils

We use the diagnostic results to set the unique learning level of every child. This informs the level of questions they’ll be asked as they play Sumdog games.

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Pupils are rewarded!

For completing the diagnostic test, each child receives coins to spend on their Sumdog house, garden and avatar, helping them feel motivated to learn.

 
Individual diagnostic report on Sumdog

Stranded reports

You can access a snapshot of every pupil’s learning through our stranded skills report to help pinpoint areas for intervention or further learning.
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Regularly resetting the diagnostic can bring lots of benefits to your teaching. Here is why we suggest doing it 3 times a year. 

Download our 5 reasons why (PDF 627KB)

 

'The thing I found particularly useful was the at-a-glance gradients of colour to show areas of strengths and weaknesses across the class - it's not just red, amber, green. The age-related placement was also very helpful.'

 

Adele Key, Teacher

Woodlea School, UK