Students ask to keep playing. You'll see exactly where they're struggling.
Odin Games is competitive GCSE Maths practice with a teacher dashboard behind it — classes, homework, formal assessments, a markbook, and board-ready views of the questions your class struggled with.
- 6–8 weeks
- Free pilot, no card
- 60
- Students included
- Edexcel
- GCSE Maths, F & H
This is the actual Teacher Hub
No login needed to look around. Real components, sample data for a fictional Riverside Academy.
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- Statistics: averages and spreadDue soon
Year 10 Set 3
Due Tue, Sep 15, 12:05 PM · 11/28 completed (39%)
Year 11 Set 1
Due Sun, Sep 13, 12:05 PM · 19/26 completed (73%)
- Ratio and proportion recapLow completion
Year 10 Set 3
Due Fri, Sep 18, 12:05 PM · 6/28 completed (21%)
- Amelia Clarkehigh
Year 10 Set 3
Accuracy dropped 18% this week
41% accuracy
Assign revision: Statistics - Tyler Oseihigh
Year 10 Set 3
No activity in 9 days
- Priya Shahmedium
Year 11 Set 1
Below 50% on two consecutive assignments
47% accuracy
Assign revision: Algebra - Jacob Wrightlow
Year 10 Set 3
Completion rate below class average
58% accuracy
Assign revision: Ratio
Megan Foster
Statistics: averages and spreadYear 10 Set 3 · Sep 14 · 82.00%
Oliver Bennett
Assessment: Algebra topic testYear 11 Set 1 · Sep 14 · 64.00%
Priya Shah
Assessment: Algebra topic testYear 11 Set 1 · Sep 13 · 47.00%
Sample data — links above are for illustration only.
GCSE maths isn't multiple choice. Neither are we.
Students photograph their handwritten working and get feedback on the method — where the line of reasoning broke down, not just whether the final answer matched.
You switch it on per revision task. It never runs on a formal assessment, and it never writes a grade: the feedback is advisory, and the mark stays yours.
- Method-level feedback, not just right or wrong
- Photos deleted after feedback unless you keep them for review
- Analysed in the UK, stored in the EU, never used to train models
Why it matters in a maths department
The usual objection
"Multiple choice teaches them to work backwards from the options."
What Odin does about it
Battles stay fast and multiple choice, because that is what makes them work as competition. Anything where the method matters can ask for the working itself — and the feedback reads it.
What you get in the Teacher Hub
Everything below is live today for Edexcel GCSE Maths.
Start the week knowing who needs you
The hub opens on the students at risk, not a wall of charts you have to interpret.
Students needing attention
Low accuracy, inactivity and weak completion, ranked low / medium / high.
Cuts the “where do I start?” problem on a Monday morning.
Assign from the weakest topic
Every intervention card deep-links into a revision task with the topic already filled in.
Insight to set work in one hop, not a rebuild.
Class comparison
Side-by-side engagement and accuracy across every group you teach.
Heads of department spot the uneven set quickly.
Homework and assessments on one roster
Revision tasks and work that counts live in the same place, with the markbook you would expect.
Revision tasks
Topics, difficulty, question count, time per question and a due date.
Structured homework that plugs into practice students already do.
Assessments
One attempt by default, answers hidden after submit, and no points or cosmetic rewards.
Separates “this counts” from practice without a second tool.
Markbook
Students × assessments with score, status and late flags — click any cell into the answers.
A familiar gradebook for department meetings.
Take it to the board
The part no other revision platform does: turning what the class struggled with into the next lesson.
Most-missed projector
Full-bleed board view of the questions your class struggled with, LaTeX rendered to read from the back.
A starter that writes itself from last night's homework.
Battle projector
Live question and leaderboard on the screen with the interface stripped away.
Competitive practice becomes a whole-class moment.
Private class battles
Schedule or open a room only your class can join, with voice chat disabled.
Competition stays inside the room you control.
Evidence you can hand over
For parents' evening, the SLT data drop, or a pastoral conversation that needs receipts.
CSV / JSON class reports
Overview, students, assignments, battles, missed questions and interventions.
An evidence pack instead of an anecdote.
Curriculum coverage
Secure, in progress and not started across the specification.
Answers “have we actually covered this?” before mocks.
Per-student drill-down
Mastery, streaks, topic accuracy and a grade estimate.
Backs up a 1:1 mentoring conversation with data.
The bit students actually ask for
Class battles are private to your room, scheduled or opened on the spot, and run on the board. Most platforms have to be enforced. This one gets requested.
How it fits into a week
Four touchpoints, none of them longer than a coffee.
Scan the hub
Check interventions and silent students; open the class that needs you.
Assign from gaps
Turn topic averages and missed questions into revision or an assessment.
Teach on the board
Projector starter, then a class battle if the room needs lifting.
Review and export
Markbook scores, drill into answers, export if SLT needs a pack.
Built to survive procurement
The questions your data protection officer will ask, answered before they ask them.
Data stays in the EU
Student data is hosted in Ireland. Show Your Work photographs are analysed in the UK.
You are the controller
Schools act as data controller; Odin Games is processor under a written Article 28 agreement, ready to sign.
Analytics are opt-in
No tracking cookies without consent, and a student who switches off analytics stays on your roster with metrics withheld.
No voice chat in class
Voice is disabled in every class battle by design — not a setting a teacher has to remember.
Documentation on request
DPIA, records of processing, retention schedule and subprocessor register, ready for your DPO.
Named limitations
Our accessibility statement lists what does not work yet, rather than claiming full conformance.
Read the safeguarding statement, accessibility statement and privacy policy.
Pricing for schools & teachers
Try it free with your classes, then pay for the pupils you enrol
Pilot
1 teacher · up to 3 classes · up to 60 students
- Full Teacher Hub access
- Classes, assignments & battles
- No card required
Teacher
1 teacher · up to 3 classes · up to 60 students
- Covers 20 to 60 students
- Extra students beyond 60: +£5 each
- Everything in Pilot
Department
8 teachers · 300 students · classes as needed
- One annual invoice for the department
- +100 students for +£150/yr
- +3 teachers for +£90/yr
- Everything in Teacher
All prices ex VAT · Students only get access through their school/teacher licence — never billed directly.
Not sure which plan fits, or have a question? or request teacher access.
What would it cost for your classes?
Drag the slider to your number of students for a Teacher plan estimate.
- Teacher plan (60 students included)
- £360
- Total — about £6 per student
- £360
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