Tiger Shark — Year 6 SATs Practice

SATs practice children actually want to do.

Tiger Shark turns Year 6 SATs revision into something to look forward to — maths, grammar, spelling, reading and times-table games, with instant feedback, rewards, and a shark called Cosmo cheering every right answer.

Coming soon to Google Play

Made for Android phones and tablets.

Designed by teachers and aligned to the national curriculum.
The Tiger Shark home screen with Cosmo the shark saying hello

Everything Year 6 SATs is tested on

Five subjects, thousands of original questions, one friendly shark.

Maths

Arithmetic and reasoning that learns your child's strengths and weaknesses, quietly serving more of what needs practice.

English

Grammar and punctuation in real SATs styles — and the more your child plays, the better it targets their tricky spots.

Spelling

The app reads each word aloud in a clear British voice — a proper spoken spelling test, no adult needed — and adapts to the words your child finds hardest.

Reading

Hundreds of original passages: Ada Lovelace, Amelia Earhart, black holes, dinosaurs, Ancient Greece, glowing sea creatures — plus stories and poems.

Times Tables

Eight fast arcade games that quietly target the facts each child finds hardest.

Built for families, not for data

Works offline

Install once, revise anywhere — no connection needed, ever.

No ads. No accounts. No tracking.

Nothing your child does ever leaves the device. That's the whole privacy policy, really.

Designed by teachers

Every question written to the national curriculum, the way it's actually taught in class.

Shows you where to focus

The progress page turns practice into a simple picture: what's mastered, what needs work.

Have a look around

A maths question asking which shapes have area length times width
Maths — reasoning questions you tap, drag and build
A maths question with interactive clock workspaces
Maths — hands-on workspaces: set the clock, don't just type
A grammar question about subordinate clauses
English — grammar in real SATs question styles
A punctuation question dragging dashes into a sentence
English — punctuation you place yourself
Shark Strike times tables game
Times tables — tap the right fish before it swims off
Grid Race times tables game with a multiplication grid
Times tables — fill the grid against the clock
A reading passage with comprehension questions alongside
Reading — original passages with SATs-style questions
A biography passage about Ada Lovelace with questions
Reading — meet Ada Lovelace, black holes and more

Questions?

How progress works, sound help, multiple children on one device — it's all in the FAQ.

Read the Help & FAQ