Do I need a family account to track my child's progress at school?

We consider Buzzmath to be a valuable resource for teachers in their teaching of mathematic, but it is even more for learning students.

We encourage schools to adopt our resource and provide access to students, even if their teachers are not using it in the classroom.

If your school pays for a subscription, it is also great savings for you as a parent because you can, through this subscription, see the activities that your child is working on and even encourage them to learn more and further their learning.

We highly suggest that you request your child's access to their teacher for your use at home. It doesn't obligate them to do anything.

That said, you don't need to pay extra money for a family membership on top of a school account. It would not give you more option or content. If, however, you wish to have one and link your child's school account to this family account, it is possible to do so by requesting it from us. Simply send us the details of the name of the school, the teacher and your child to speed up the processing of your request.

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