What Qwixl does
Marking, a personal tutor, and learning progression that adapts to every student — for teachers, SENCOs, students, and parents.
Personal tutor
A tutor that knows each student and grows with them.
Every student gets their own tutor. It learns how they approach problems, remembers what they've found difficult before, and adapts its support to their learning style. It guides — asking questions and suggesting steps — but never gives the answer away. Whether a student needs extra scaffolding or a stretch, the tutor adjusts.
Feedback that builds understanding
Detailed, question-level marking with comments and follow-up.
Students get clear feedback on every question — what they did well, what to focus on. Teachers can add notes, ratings, and inline comments. Spelling and grammar support comes with follow-up practice so students can improve, not just correct.
Early insight into learner needs
Spot who may need support — from how they work, not just scores.
Qwixl picks up on patterns in how students write — across keyboard, tablet, and phone — and surfaces insights for teachers and SENCOs. Over time, these patterns build a richer picture that helps schools identify learners who may benefit from extra support, long before they fall behind.
Progress that tells a story
Learning progression across assignments, terms, and years.
One grade tells you very little. Qwixl tracks how students develop over time: trends in their work, how their writing changes, and where support is making a difference. Students, parents, teachers, and SENCOs each see the picture that matters to them.
And everything else you need
Flexible assignments
Writing replay
Original work
Practice and streaks
Reports and export
Works across devices
One tool for the whole class
Qwixl isn't separate software for SEN students and separate software for everyone else. It's one place where every learner works, and the support adapts quietly to each of them. Students who need extra help get it. Students who are ready for more get stretched. Nobody gets singled out, and the teacher sees the full picture.