Supporting remote learning
Use Testbase to prepare teaching, learning and assessment resources for home-schooling. Testbase contains thousands of questions and mark schemes from Phonics through to KS2 SATs with plenty for the intervening years.
Easily share your own compilations or use our ready-made resources to support learning at home and on-line lessons. Just £260 per year provides access for all teachers and support staff in a school.
“I thought it was going to be tricky and time-consuming but I watched the video tutorial and I had a week’s worth of questions ready in a couple of hours. Definitely using again…and will be recommending colleagues at school do so too.”
Reading
GPS
Science
Reasoning
Arithmetic
Y3, 4, 5
mid-year tests
White Rose &
maths mastery tests
Guided
reading
Primary Maths
Progression Map
Home-based
Science investigations
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Supporting classroom assessment and remote learning
Our online question banks contain thousands of SATs questions and ready-made resources that help elicit pupil understanding and inform next steps.
Perfect for both formative and summative assessment, you can create bespoke, tailor-made tasks in just a few simple clicks. Targeted, time-saving, and cost-efficient.
Testbase benefits teachers in many ways, see what teachers are saying…
Save time
“Testbase saves so much time…I love the search tool where you can specify the level and content of the questions you are looking for.”
Support teachers
“If you think Testbase is simply a place to access past test materials then you are wrong! So many other resources which have made planning and assessing so much easier. My class loved the arithmetic tests!”
High quality
“An invaluable bank of questions that can be used extremely flexibly across all age groups and all maths topics. Brilliant in terms of being able to put bespoke sets of questions together on a specific topic and to really test pupils’ depth of understanding.”
