SHSubjectHub
How it works

One platform, every class, marked for you

Set work your students do in the browser, get it back marked with feedback, and see who is stuck by topic. The same teaching loop across 8,000+ exam questions and four subjects.

The teaching loop

The same three steps whether it is a Python task, an evaluate question or a storyboard.

1

Set it in a couple of minutes

Pick a ready-made course, or build your own from the question bank. Copy it to a class, pick a due date, turn on test mode if it is a mock. Nothing needs writing first.

2

The marking is done by the time they log off

Code is marked on whether it solves the task, not just whether it runs. Extended answers come back against the real band descriptors with feedback on what to fix.

3

See who is stuck, by topic

Class progress, question-level breakdowns and per-topic weak spots. You find out who needs another go before the mock does, not after.

Homework, assessments and cover, marked for you

Set it once and students get on with it, whether or not you are in the room.

Homework

Set a ready-made topic set with a due date. Every answer is marked as it comes in, with feedback on what to fix, so you open a markbook instead of a pile of books.

Assessments and mocks

Practice papers and mocks written to each board's specification. Turn on test mode and marks land against the real mark scheme, broken down by topic.

Cover lessons

Leave a self-paced lesson or an assignment. Students log in and work through it with hints and marking as they go, so the cover teacher does not need to know the subject.

Revision and catch-up

Five-a-day starters, topic mastery sets and games from the same question bank. A student who missed a lesson can catch up on their own.

What ships in every subject

The tools and content differ by subject. The shape is the same.

Pre-built courses

Five-a-day, topic mastery, homework, practice papers and mocks, written to each board's specification and ready to set as they are.

Interactive tools

Purpose-built browser tools for the subject, from trace tables and logic gates to financial documents and storyboards, used inside the work you set.

AI marking with guardrails

Banded, exam-style marking on coding and written answers, with hints that guide rather than give the answer, and a teacher override on every mark.

Knowledge organisers

One-page revision organisers per unit, readable online or printed, sitting alongside the courses they revise.

Lessons and worksheets

Self-paced, slide-based lessons with embedded tasks and a companion worksheet, good for cover and revision with no preparation.

Learning games

Solo and live multiplayer games that draw from the same question bank, so revision happens while students play.

See it with your own classes

Create an account and set your first assignment today. Over 100 schools already run the Computer Science side as GCSEPython.co.uk.

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