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Revision tips, exam advice and study habits for students working towards GCSEs and Key Stage 3. Small changes that make a big difference.

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Graphic reading 'Multi-Lingual Mai' with Mai saying hello in English, Polish, Urdu, Arabic and French

Tips for students, Tips for teachers, Tips for parents, News · 17 September 2026

Multi-Lingual Mai

Mai, our Digital Tutor, is now multi-lingual and can support EAL students who could benefit from question translations, hints and explanations in another language - we have a special bundle offer that includes extra support for SEND and Pupil Premium students, get in touch today to get the ball rolling.

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Graphic reading 'Quiz Powers' over a yellow lightning bolt on a blue circle

Tips for users, Tips for students, Tips for teachers, News · 30 April 2026

Quiz Powers

Quiz Powers are abilities students can use when they need a little helping hand while quizzing.

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Outline drawing of Mai, the Tassomai AI tutor, with a starburst reading 'New and Improved Mai'

News, Tips for parents, Tips for students, Tips for teachers, Tips for users · 27 April 2026

Introducing the New and Improved Mai

Tassomai's algorithm has always helped students learn — but Mai Helps just got an upgrade that makes it even more powerful.

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Graphic with the word 'Leaderboards' repeated three times in gold, silver and bronze

News, Tips for students, Tips for teachers, Tips for users · 5 February 2026

Level Up the Classroom: Introducing Class Leaderboards

The Tassomai team are pleased to be rolling out Leaderboards, a new way to foster healthy classroom competition and support engagement.

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Gold medal with laurel leaves reading 'Tassimals Golding'

Tips for students, Tips for teachers · 11 December 2025

Introducing Tassimal Ranks and the Lemurs Collection

We’re making Tassimals even more rewarding with new Bronze , Silver and Gold ranks — plus a special Lemurs Collection for school visits, social posts or exceptional achievements.

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Tassimals logo above a red badge reading 'Saturday' with a question mark and the words 'Days of the Week competition'

Tips for teachers, Tips for students · 24 October 2025

New Tassimals and a competition for schools!

Introducing new “Days of the Week” Tassimals ! Collect them by completing Daily Goals, spot the hidden clues in each design, and see if you can crack Murray’s mystery to win £££s in our prize draw.

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Blue circular badge reading 'Tassimals' with rabbit, butterfly, snake and swan silhouettes

Tips for students, Tips for teachers, Tips for parents · 1 September 2025

Meet the Tassimals

A brand-new way to reward effort and keep students motivated – discover Tassimals, Tassomai’s in-app sticker collection !

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Graphic reading 'Group Quiz Week' with a 'New Feature' badge and raised hands

Tips for teachers, Tips for students · 29 April 2025

Group Quiz Week: A chance for all schools to trial an exciting new Tassomai feature

As part of our beta trial we’re switching on Group Quiz for all schools from Tuesday 6th to Friday 9th May. Please try Group Quiz and let us know what you think !

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Pink badge with the Mai tutor face icon reading 'Mai Explains on the Tree'

Tips for teachers, Tips for students, Tips for parents · 12 February 2025

'Mai Explains' on the Tree - and extra Mai credits over half-term!

The Tassomai Tree just got bigger and better! Now students can learn from their mistakes by exploring detailed explanations on the Tree - and they’ll have extra Mai Explains credits over half term week .

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Headshot of a smiling woman with long brown hair in a grey knitted jumper

Tips for parents, Tips for students, Article · 6 February 2025

Time to Talk Day 2025: Encouraging Conversations with Children – Tips for Parents

Ahead of Time to Talk Day, Emma Yentis hosted a webinar for Tassomai parents about having conversations with children and how vital they are for fostering understanding, emotional intelligence, and resilience.

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Illustration of a student with glasses holding a mug and pointing at a wall calendar beside a laptop

Article, Tips for parents, Tips for students, Tips for users · 2 January 2025

Exams this year? Here’s how to make the most of the next few months (and how Tassomai can help!)

2025 is just beginning but exam season will come around quickly! Here’s what parents can expect over the next 6 months, and how they can help students prepare for exams.

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Pink starburst reading 'Tassomai's Big January Challenge 2025'

Tips for teachers, Tips for parents, Tips for students · 10 December 2024

Tassomai’s January Challenge 2025!

To kick-start 2025 Tassomai is challenging students to complete 20 or more Daily Goals in January to be in with the chance of winning a prize! Are you up for the challenge?!

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Illustrated person thinking beside a large pale question mark on a lavender circle

Tips for students · 5 December 2024

Displacement reactions explained: GCSE chemistry

Displacement Reactions are an important topic for GCSE chemistry students to understand and one which comes up regularly in GCSE science exams. It’s also a topic which we know many students struggle with. Read this blog post to get to grips with Displacement Reactions !

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Outline of the Mai face icon wearing an orange Santa hat, on a pink circle

Tips for students, Tips for parents, Tips for teachers · 4 December 2024

A very Mai-rry Christmas!

Tassomai’s AI-tutor is getting into the Christmas spirit this holiday season and we are increasing the Mai allowance for school users for a 4-week period!

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Illustrated person thinking with hands at their chin beside a large question mark on an orange circle

Tips for students · 5 November 2024

Tricky topics in GCSE Maths: Calculating Percentages for Ratios

Calculating Percentages for Ratios is an important topic for GCSE maths students to get to grips with, as it’s an exam specification point for major exam boards . It’s also a topic which we know many students struggle with. Read this blog post to get to grips with Calculating Percentages for Ratios !

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Green outline of the Mai face icon dressed as a vampire with fangs and a cape

Tips for students, Tips for parents, Tips for teachers · 21 October 2024

Extra Mai credits (and 'spooky Mai') over half-term!

Tassomai’s AI-tutor is getting into the Halloween spirit at half-term and we are increasing the Mai allowance for school users for one week to help students prepare for mock exams.

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Word 'Challenges' above an illustrated dog jumping through a hoop with a gold coin

Tips for students, Tips for teachers · 10 October 2024

Introducing ‘Challenges’ - a new feature for Tassomai students

To help motivate students and introduce a little more competition on Tassomai we’re introducing Challenges , starting with the “ Champion ” and “ Golden Boot ” challenges.

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Illustrated person thinking with hands at their chin beside a large question mark on a purple circle

Tips for students · 7 October 2024

Scalar and vector quantities: GCSE physics explained

We find a lot of GCSE science students struggle with questions about scalar and vector quantities . This “Tricky Topics” blog explains the key difference that students need to know to tackle this topic with confidence in their GCSE physics exams.

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Illustration of a puzzled student with hands at chin beside a pale question mark on a pink circle

Tips for students · 30 September 2024

Tricky topics in GCSE English Language: Homophones

Homophones is an important topic for GCSE English students to understand and one which comes up in GCSE English exams. It’s also a topic which we know many students struggle with. Read this blog post to get to grips with Homophones !

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Illustration of a thoughtful student with hands at chin beside a large question mark on an orange circle

Tips for students · 25 September 2024

Tricky topics in GCSE Maths: Quadratic Equations

Quadratic Equations is an important topic for GCSE maths students to understand and one which comes up in GCSE maths exams. It’s also a topic which we know many students struggle with. Read this blog post to get to grips with Quadratic Equations !

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