England
England National Curriculum year groups, school homework and existing Years 1–11 practice.
For English-medium schools worldwide
Homework Magic helps teachers and school leaders around the world organise classes, assign homework, review completion and support pupils with different learning needs. Schools can start with the free core homework platform, whether they teach in the UK or abroad.
Supported school setup
Core homework tools can be used by English-medium schools across countries. Dedicated school settings are currently provided for the following examples. Your country and the curriculum followed by your school are separate choices.
England National Curriculum year groups, school homework and existing Years 1–11 practice.
Supported local labels such as P2–P7 and Northern Ireland school configuration. Curriculum-mapped question delivery is still being expanded.
Dubai British and Abu Dhabi British school settings. Teachers can assign homework; local requirements and content alignment need school review.
What teachers and leaders can do
School leaders manage teachers and classes; teachers invite pupils with class codes.
Choose work for a whole class or selected pupils, reuse activities and set due dates.
Review submissions and completion, with automatic marking for supported question types.
Linked parents can follow progress while school learning remains separate from optional home subscriptions.
Offer printable practice where pupils benefit from learning away from a screen.
Complement your existing school management platform rather than replacing safeguarding or statutory systems.
Important distinction: The school and class homework workflows can be used internationally, but the current ready-to-use practice bank is primarily aligned with England's curriculum. Northern Ireland and UAE British school setup is available; curriculum mappings require review and approval before being treated as locally aligned. Dedicated SEAG, IGCSE, Cambridge or other exam-board coverage is not implied by school registration.
Schools can assign their own teacher-prepared homework when no verified local RAG topic is available. Schools should assess local child-data laws and their own procurement requirements before onboarding pupils.
Core school homework and class tools are free to start. Optional paid AI-assisted learning or home-practice features are separate. A child's assigned school homework should not require a family to purchase a subscription.
Questions and answers
Yes. English-medium schools can use its core class creation, teacher homework assignment, supported marking and progress tools. Schools must check their local privacy and procurement requirements.
School setup includes Dubai British and Abu Dhabi British settings, alongside England and Northern Ireland. These settings do not mean every local subject or examination syllabus has a validated question bank.
No. Existing self-practice is focused mainly on the National Curriculum in England. International curriculum-topic mappings require review and approval, and automatic delivery of mapped international questions is still being developed.
Yes. Teachers can assign and reuse homework for selected pupils, and use supported automatic marking and class progress reports.
Core school management, class and teacher homework workflows are free to start. Optional AI and family practice features can be paid separately. School use does not require parents to subscribe.
No. It is a homework and learning platform, not a replacement for a school MIS or safeguarding records.
Start with homework management and assess curriculum fit before publishing questions to pupils.