KS1 & KS2 spelling, maths and reading practice — children earn real pocket money for every correct answer. Available to every family in Yorkshire, on any device, with no download required.
Yorkshire is England's largest county by area and has one of the most diverse primary education landscapes in the country, spanning deprived inner-city schools in Bradford and Sheffield to high-performing rural and suburban schools across the Dales and Wolds.
Reading attainment varies significantly across Yorkshire. Rural North Yorkshire performs well above national average; parts of Bradford and Barnsley have historically had below-average outcomes with targeted improvement programmes in place.
KS2 maths results across Yorkshire reflect the county's economic diversity. The Yorkshire Maths Hub operates across the county, supporting schools with mastery-based approaches and teacher professional development.
Yorkshire's strong county identity and community spirit mean word-of-mouth is a powerful channel for educational resources. The county's mix of urban and rural families creates demand for tools that work across different contexts and don't require high-speed internet.
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 Yorkshire 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 Yorkshire and across the UK. Your child can start earning pocket money today.