All subscriptions now include Sumdog's Maths Fluency Booster
Set targeted practice
Set targeted practice for individuals, groups or classes.
Set low-stakes online tests
Provide an informal way of gauging where children need extra support and practice.
Easily identify gaps and misconceptions
View results in real-time with an easy-to-interpret overview, demonstrate pupil progress and inform next steps.
Motivate and engage
Access for your pupils to over 30 single and multiplayer games, with new games added every year!
Boost spelling and grammar skills
Boost literacy progress with real-voice read aloud questions and our custom word list tool.
Our integrations
We offer optional integration through Wonde, so you can save time setting up and manage your data centrally.
We also now offer MyLogin SSO as part of our Wonde integration, making it easier for children to log in to Sumdog and saving more time for education and enjoyment.
Pupil Premium
For schools in England, our guide covers:
- a brief introduction to what pupil premium funding is
- a summary of the EEF's evidence-based guidelines for effective pupil premium spending
- an example pupil premium strategy plan
Pupil Equity Funding
For schools in Scotland, our guide covers:
- a brief introduction to what Pupil Equity Funding (PEF) is
- an overview of Scottish government guidance for effective PEF spending
- an example PEF strategy plan
Get in touch
If you have any questions about Sumdog Premium or would like a quote for your school, please get in touch so a member of our team can get back to you.
“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
Woodlea School, UK
“Sumdog is amazing! All the pupils love playing the interactive games and more so when they can compete against each other! The contests give it another level of learning. Pupils want to do well. They want to get questions correct, to up the class average.”
Lynne McClelland
Teacher, Airdrie Academy