KS1 & KS2 spelling, maths and reading practice — children earn real pocket money for every correct answer. Available to every family in Berkshire, on any device, with no download required.
Berkshire is a prosperous county with excellent transport links to London and a primary education sector characterised by high performance, strong parental engagement, and significant investment in educational outcomes.
Berkshire's reading attainment is consistently above the national average across its six unitary authorities (Reading, Windsor & Maidenhead, Bracknell Forest, Wokingham, Slough and West Berkshire). Wokingham and Windsor & Maidenhead are among the highest-attaining areas in England.
KS2 maths in Berkshire is strong, particularly in the western and northern parts of the county. Reading and Slough have historically faced more challenges with attainment, though significant improvement has been made.
Berkshire's large commuter population includes many parents with professional backgrounds who prioritise academic achievement. The county's proximity to London tech companies means many families are comfortable with educational technology and receptive to well-designed learning apps.
The Pocket Money Game works entirely within the KS1 and KS2 National Curriculum for England, covering the statutory spelling word lists, curriculum-aligned maths across all six primary year groups, and comprehension stories matched to each reading level. Children earn configurable amounts of real pocket money for every correct answer — parents set the rate, track progress, and pay out whenever they choose.
Every family in Berkshire can try the game completely free for seven days, with no credit card required. The full game — spelling, maths and reading across all six levels — is available from the first day of the trial.
Join families across Berkshire and across the UK. Your child can start earning pocket money today.