We’ll save you the salesperson spiel and get straight to the point. Mirodo is your KS2 assessment bank for Maths and English.
We’re on a mission to support teachers with simple, no-faff assessments.
What does this mean for your school?
Track pupils’ progress across the Key Stage, from Year 3 all the way to Year 6.
For your pupils?
Increased confidence, better results and practice for every topic available at any time!
We’re on a mission to support teachers with simple, no-faff assessments.
Over 30,000 online questions created by our team of specialists. See where your pupils stand with every topic. Pinpoint intervention areas and then set homework in just three easy steps.
Summative assessments sorted with hassle-free end of term progress tests across years 3-6. Reasoning, Arithmetic, Reading, Spelling, Grammar and Punctuation – all in one place.
Instant marking allowing you to intervene when it matters most. Identify class and pupil gaps with Mirodo’s powerful time-saving reporting tool. Real-time data insights into your pupils’ performance.
As teachers, we’re of the opinion that short but regular assessments can help to provide a better picture of a pupil’s understanding. Assessments are important - we get it but the marking, tracking, reporting and GAP analysis - not to mention the stress - had us thinking: How can technology help us address these issues? And could we build a robot to make the perfect cup of tea? Ok that last part didn’t quite pan out..
So we designed Mirodo. It instantly marks any question, task or test a pupil sits. We’re talking real-time, smart and hassle-free, all with advanced reporting. If this wasn’t enough to pique your attention we also added a cool little feature: our smart marking tool means the pitch of the question is adapted seamlessly to ensure all pupils are challenged appropriately. With over 40 different question styles, we can help you identify pupil, group and class performance for every objective and even identify which styles of question your pupils need extra support with. So much data at your fingertips… it’s every teacher’s dream.
1.Search for patterns. The number chart is great for visually seeing the patterns which exist. What does 14+4, 24+4, 34+4 etc have in common? Find other subtraction and addition patterns. 2.Make a Sieve of Eratosthenes which is an ancient way to find Prime Numbers! On our chart black out the box for number 1 which […]
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One of the most famous British Mathematicians who contributed greatly to the field of computers and artificial intelligence is Alan Turing. We’ve compiled some interesting facts to share with pupils about this creator and innovator. In 1936 Turing wrote a paper which has been described as the founding point of computers. He hypothesised that one […]
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Comprehension is a word that can fill children with dread!Being tested on an author’s work can sometimes spike up the pressure and make reading for pleasure difficult.However, reading for comprehension is an important skill and one they will need to draw on for their KS2 Sats tests. Once your child has achieved confidence in this […]
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