For UK families with 7–11s
Just tools I wanted for my own two, now shared with you.
No venture money. No growth team. Three products, each doing one job properly — built at a kitchen table in Kent, in the margins of an already full life.
See the tools →For 11+ comprehension and reasoning practice
Children fail exam questions they understand. They run out of time, miss key words, write the right answer to the wrong question. AnswerTheQuestion! drills the technique that turns a competent child into an exam-confident one — passage decoding, question parsing, mark-scheme thinking — without the test anxiety that comes with mock paper after mock paper.
Visit AnswerTheQuestion! →For weekly school spellings and 11+ vocabulary
School spellings are forgotten by Monday. Spelling Bees turns Friday's list into a daily five-minute habit, layered with the 800+ words that actually come up at 11+. Research-backed Cover-Copy-Compare, spaced repetition, a dyslexia-friendly mode, and a baseline diagnostic that skips whatever your child already knows.
Visit Spelling Bees →For parents appealing a school decision
Most school-place appeals fail because the parent writes from feeling, not framework. Appeal Ready walks you through the exact structure independent admissions panels look for — grounds, evidence, comparison — and produces a finished case you can submit, in less time than it would take to read the guidance notes.
Visit Appeal Ready →In the workshop Stuck! — the kitchen-table homework rescue. Being rebuilt properly, and it will say so here when it's back.
Everything here started as a problem in my own house.
I'm Rebecca. I spent over twenty years as a Big Four consulting partner. I'm also a solo mother of two girls in Kent, and for the last few years I've been doing the 11+ the way most parents do it — badly, at the kitchen table, at half past eight on a school night.
Each of these tools exists because I needed it first. I couldn't find one that did the job the way I wanted it done, so I built it. Then I used it with my own two before anybody else saw it.
That's the whole model. Small tools, one job each, priced so an ordinary family can say yes. No investors to please, no roadmap driven by a funding round. If a tool stops earning its place, it goes.
Rebecca Everton Founder, Tweenage
A one-person UK product company making tools that help parents and kids navigate the tweenage years, for families with children aged 7 to 11. There are three of them, each doing one job. No outside investment, no growth team.
If your child loses marks on 11+ questions they genuinely understand, start with AnswerTheQuestion!. If weekly spellings never stick, use Spelling Bees. If you have been refused a school place and you are appealing, use Appeal Ready. You buy only the one you need.
No. Each tool is a one-time purchase in pounds, with no recurring charge and nothing to cancel later.
One family account works across AnswerTheQuestion! and Spelling Bees, so a child's progress and settings carry over between them. Appeal Ready is a one-off and needs no ongoing account.
One person. Rebecca Everton — over twenty years as a Big Four consulting partner, solo mother of two in Kent. Every tool here was used on her own children before anyone else saw it.
Broadly seven to eleven. AnswerTheQuestion! and Spelling Bees are aimed at Years 3 to 6; Appeal Ready is for the parent, at either primary or secondary transfer.
It is being rebuilt. It will get its own home under the Tweenage banner when it is ready, and this page will point at it then.
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