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For students

So your school is using Veyra.

You play 12 short games in one lesson. Your teachers find out what helps you.

Developed with Innovate UK and Bournemouth University

A thinking game from the Skills Check on an iPad: rows of coloured bottles, each marked with how many are correct, and a new bottle to place
Fig. 1 · A thinking game. Use the clues to place each piece.

1 · Veyra: Mind Skills Check

12 short games. No pass or fail.

In a normal lesson, on an iPad or computer. Then 30 quick questions about things like sleep and friends.

A focus game: a target shape to look for at the top, with four shapes arranged around a centre point
Fig. 2 · A focus game.
A planning game: five coloured shapes in a row, above a target bar showing the order to put them in
Fig. 3 · A planning game.
A memory game: a sound button above five pictures: a paw print, an apple, a dog, a banana and a bird
Fig. 4 · A memory game.

Nothing to revise

It looks at how you think, not what you know.

Practice first

Every game shows you what to do before anything counts.

No grade, no label

The point is finding what helps you.

2 · Your results

What happens next?

  • Your teachers get ideas that help your whole class.
  • Some pupils also get their own plan, written to them. It starts with what they're best at.
  • A plan doesn't mean anything is wrong. It just makes sure help fits you.
Demo dataThe last page of a Student Report, headed Veyra's Advice For You: four strategy cards on the left and Veyra's feedback on the right, covering where you are, your target and the steps towards it
Fig. 5 · Your own plan: where you are, a target and the steps to get there.

3 · Veyra: Pebble Academy

Coming soon

Next, a game to build your skills.

A school life game we're making now. Its challenges train the skills you use at school.

Step inside Pebble Academy
Four students talking in a sunlit kitchen in Pebble Academy, with tall windows onto woodland
Fig. 6 · The kitchen in Pebble Academy. Early, and real.

Anything else? Ask your teacher or SENCO.

  • Your school decides who sees your results.
  • Your data is never sold or used for adverts.
  • There's nothing for you or your family to pay.
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