For families · a world first

Learning at home, finally aligned with school

Every other tutoring tool starts with a worksheet. Lesson Factory starts with your kitchen table. Describe an ordinary moment and it finds the maths, ties it to the exact lesson the class is doing today, and shows you how it moves the curriculum goal forward.

The home → curriculum map

From the kitchen table to the curriculum goal

Three links in one chain — and nobody has connected all three from the home before. A home moment maps to the lesson of the day; the lesson of the day maps to the curriculum goal.

  1. 1
    A real moment at home

    “We cut the pizza into eighths.” Captured in seconds, by voice or photo.

  2. 2
    The lesson of the day

    Matched to what the class is actually learning today — same framework, same construct.

  3. 3
    The curriculum goal

    Tied to the precise standard, with success criteria the family can recognise.

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From the kitchen table to the curriculum

A parent describes tonight's moment. Lesson Factory maps it to the exact curriculum goal the class is working on.

At home
“We baked and cut the pizza into eighths.”
Parent voice note · 8:14pm
Lesson of the day
Partitioning fractions
Year 4 · Matches today's class lesson · Explicit instruction
Curriculum goal
AC9M4N04 — partition halves, quarters, eighths
On track · 2 of 3 success criteria observed at home
Why it's different

Tutoring that knows what school is doing

Because the home tutor and the classroom share one engine and one curriculum, support at home reinforces school instead of competing with it.

Continuity

Home and school work the same lesson, the same way — no contradictory methods.

Context-first

Starts from your life, not a generic problem set, so it actually sticks.

Visible progress

Parents see which success criteria a child is meeting, in plain language.

For parents' peace of mind

Safe, age-appropriate, and aligned to your school

Content safety and age-appropriateness are built into every interaction, and what your child works on is the same curriculum their school has approved.