My results

Everything you submit is kept, so My results can show you what you're good at, what you're not, and what to do next. Use the subject dropdown at the top, or All subjects.

Start with Focus areas

Focus areas lists the skills you're scoring lowest on, each with a link that opens Practice already set to it. If you only look at one thing on this page, look at that.

Ready to level up / Try consolidating

Above it, a nudge about difficulty. Scoring well at Easy or Standard over enough questions suggests moving up a tier; struggling at Standard or Hard suggests dropping back to build the method first. Both links seed the difficulty for you.

The charts

Practice activity

A calendar of the last 26 weeks, one square per day, darker where you did more. Useful for spotting whether you actually practise regularly or only before a test.

By topic

A radar chart of your mastery per topic. A dent in the shape is a topic to go and work on.

By question type, calculator, difficulty

Coloured cards — green is strong, amber is patchy, red needs work, and a dashed card means you haven't tried that combination yet. A dashed card is worth as much attention as a red one.

By skill

Every skill you've attempted, grouped by topic. Open a topic to see the detail.

Marks count towards every skill a question is tagged with, so one question can move more than one number.

History and replay

History lists every attempt you've submitted. Open one to replay it in full: the original question, your actual handwriting as you wrote it, what it was transcribed as, the marks and feedback you got, and the model solution.

Replaying a question you got wrong a fortnight ago, before you try something similar, is the single most useful thing on this page.

Still stuck? Get in touch and tell us what you were doing when it went wrong.