1. Choose a subject

Children can learn through school-aligned lessons in Maths, Science, English and more, with content designed for their age and stage.

2. Complete quizzes and earn points

After each lesson, children complete a quiz. Points are awarded for quiz progress and results, helping children stay motivated while building knowledge in core subjects.

3. Work towards rewards

As points build up, children can work towards rewards chosen and approved by their parent.

Every family is different, so rewards can be free, fun, practical, or bought separately by parents — depending on what works best at home.

4. Keep parents in control

Parents can track progress, approve rewards, and manage monthly limits, helping to create a structured and positive learning environment.

Why rewards help children learn

Rewards are already a normal part of childhood — from stickers and certificates at school to pocket money, screen time, and family treats at home.

Reward Class uses the same idea in a structured, parent-led way. The aim is not to “pay children to learn”. The aim is to make effort visible, celebrate progress, and help children build positive learning habits.

When children can see their progress and have something meaningful to work towards, learning can feel less like a battle and more like an achievement.

Used well, rewards can help children:

• feel recognised for their effort
• build confidence
• stay consistent
• develop better routines
• feel more positive about learning

The reward is not the whole point. It is a way to encourage effort, celebrate progress, and make learning feel more engaging.

Healthy rewards, parent-led

Reward effort, not just scores

Children should feel proud of trying, improving, and completing lessons — not only getting everything right.

Keep goals achievable

Short lessons, clear points, and realistic rewards help children build momentum without feeling overwhelmed.

Choose rewards that fit your family

Rewards do not need to cost money. They can be simple things like extra screen time, choosing dinner, skipping a chore, staying up later, or picking a family activity.

Use rewards as encouragement

Reward Class is designed to reduce nagging and make learning feel more positive, not pressured.

A win for the whole family

Reward Class helps children stay motivated by giving them something meaningful to work towards, while giving parents a more positive alternative to constant reminders about learning.

With the right balance of educational value, motivation, and parental control, Reward Class supports better learning habits in a way that works for the whole family.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Reward Class cost?

Reward Class offers a range of plans to suit different families. You can view the latest options and package details on the pricing page.

What is Reward Class?

Reward Class is a learning platform for children aged 8–11, combining school-aligned lessons with a parent-approved reward system that helps children stay motivated while parents stay in control.

How does Reward Class work?

Children complete school-aligned lessons, earn points through real learning, and work towards rewards chosen and approved by their parent. Parents can track progress, approve rewards, and manage monthly limits. Read more on How the Rewards Work.

What age group is Reward Class designed for?

Reward Class is designed for children aged 8–11, with content suited to their age and stage.

What subjects are included?

Reward Class includes school-aligned lessons in core subjects such as Maths, Science, English and more.

How do children earn points?

Children earn points by learning through lessons and completing quizzes. Points are designed to recognise effort, consistency, and educational progress.

What kind of rewards can children work towards?

Rewards are chosen and approved by parents. They could include things like extra screen time, staying up a little later, skipping a chore, choosing dinner, a small treat, vouchers, or family activities. Every family is different, so parents choose what works best for them.

Do rewards have to cost money?

No. Rewards do not have to cost money. Many families may choose free rewards, such as extra screen time, skipping a chore, choosing a film, staying up later, or picking a weekend activity.

Do all packages include the same rewards?

No. Reward options and limits may vary depending on the package, so families can choose the level that suits them best. Parents remain in control of which rewards are available to their child. You can explore reward options on the rewards page.

Do parents stay in control of rewards?

Yes. Parents approve rewards, manage monthly limits, and can track their child’s progress. Children cannot simply redeem rewards without parent approval.

Is Reward Class educational or reward-based?

Reward Class is built around school-aligned learning. Rewards are there to support motivation, recognise effort, and encourage children to stay engaged with real educational progress.

Is this the same as paying children to learn?

No. Reward Class is not about paying children to learn. It is about using positive encouragement to help children build better learning habits. Parents choose the rewards that fit their family, and many rewards do not need to involve money at all.