Learning progress.
Families who stay.

Our first campus is where we put the DUMA model to work. Here is what changed for our pupils and families in the first two terms of 2026.

Already teaching.
Already showing progress.

In 2026, our first school is showing what the model can deliver: academic progress, families who stay and parents who bring other parents.

67 → 83

Grade 2 assessment score

From the starting assessment to the end of Term 2, 2026.

−59%

Errors in mathematics

Fewer mistakes through focused digital mathematics practice.

100%

Family retention

Every family stayed from Term 1 to Term 2.

60%

New pupils from referrals

Existing parents brought the majority of new pupils.

Progress across
the first seven cohorts.

Every cohort with both a starting and end-of-term score improved. Grade 2 moved from 67 to 83; Grade 4 from 73 to 82.

School assessment scores · starting assessment to end of Term 2, 2026
CohortStarting scoreEnd of Term 2Change
Playgroup7892+14
PP19394+1
PP28792+5
Grade 17282+10
Grade 26783+16
Grade 38592+7
Grade 47382+9

Grade 5 joined mid-year; the comparison covers the seven cohorts with both starting and end-of-term scores.

What children can do
with what they learn.

Our applied-learning work looks beyond classroom scores: mathematics practice, independent projects and the ability to express an argument.

Two pupils working at laptops with notebooks and a pencil alongside them.

Digital mathematics practice

With our digital mathematics practice, errors fell by 59% and number-facts scores rose from 26% to 94%.

Making with technology

Children created an average of 4.8 digital projects each, with 92% built independently — including games, music and puzzles.

Speaking with structure

Speaking scores improved by 1.25 points on a four-point scale in one month, practising claims, reasons and examples.

Parents are part
of the growth story.

All families stayed from Term 1 to Term 2, and parent referrals accounted for 60% of new pupils. These early signals matter for both family trust and the economics of a school.

For the next school

We want to carry the teaching methods, coaching and operating routines into new teams and campuses while continuing to measure progress.

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