Give one class a term of
PapaMarks — free.
We're an Amman-built IGCSE platform: 121,140+ real Cambridge & Edexcel past-paper questions, marked instantly. We'd like one of your classes to use it for a term at no cost — so we can prove it moves grades before anyone talks about money.
What the pilot includes
One IGCSE class, one term, everything unlocked. No procurement, no invoice, no software to install.
Students answer real past-paper questions online and get marked against the actual scheme — in seconds. The marking your teachers do at 10pm, done before the bell.
We send the teacher a written topic-by-topic breakdown of where the class is strongest and weakest — useful for intervention planning, and for the next scheme of work.
3D cell models, the eye, and more — built for Cambridge syllabuses, free and open to everyone. Try the 3D cell now →
Any teacher at your school gets full access permanently — pilot or not. Email us from your school address.
We'll run a 45-minute session for your IGCSE parents: how grades are actually won, what our data on 113k questions shows, and how to help at home. You host, we present.
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We know what your exams actually test
We tagged every past-paper question in our library to its syllabus topic. The distribution surprises most departments — and it's free for you to use, whether or not you ever work with us.
Printable classroom posters
A3, print-ready, one per subject: the ten most-tested topics with real percentages. Pin them above the whiteboard. Yours to use even if we never speak.
See exactly what your students would get
No demo call, no signup. Rotate the models, take the quiz, flip the cards — this is the actual product.
1 · Interactive 3D models BIOLOGY 0610 · FREE FOR EVERYONE
Drag to rotate, tap any structure. Every label is bilingual (EN/AR).
Also open to your students right now: 3D Cell Explorer · 3D Eye
2 · A virtual chemistry lab CHEMISTRY 0620 · PAPER 6
Apparatus, titrations and practical technique — for schools whose lab time is limited, or for revising Paper 6 without reagents. Included in the pilot.
3 · Try a real quiz CHEMISTRY 0620 · REAL PAST-PAPER QUESTIONS
Five genuine past-paper questions, marked the moment you answer — exactly what your students see.
4 · Adaptive flashcards 104,000+ IN THE LIBRARY
Generated from the syllabus and scheduled by spaced repetition. Tap one to flip it.
Where does the nitrogen in the exhaust gases come from?
the air / the atmosphere Nitrogen in exhaust gases originates from the nitrogen gas present in the air used for combustion.
Which equation shows an oxidation reaction?
C + O2 → CO2 In the reaction C + O2 → CO2, carbon gains oxygen, which is a definition of oxidation.
State the symbol of the element that is a liquid at room temperature.
Br / Bromine / Br2 Bromine is the only non-metal element that is liquid at room temperature.
Which compound is an acidic oxide?
carbon dioxide Carbon dioxide is a non-metal oxide that reacts with water to form carbonic acid, making it an acidic oxide.
5 · Syllabus-mapped revision notes 338 NOTES · EVERY TOPIC
Written to the Cambridge syllabus, with worked examples and the mistakes examiners punish. Half of every note is readable free — here's a real one:
Every circle theorem with the diagram, the exact wording examiners expect when you quote a reason, and the traps that cost marks in "give a reason for your answer" parts — plus 114 real past-paper questions on this topic alone.
Read the free half of this note →Browse them all: revision notes by subject · past papers by subject
6 · The past-paper library 4,100+ PAPERS · 2002–2025 · CAMBRIDGE & EDEXCEL
Whole papers by subject, year and session — and every question inside them is answerable online, including the written ones. This is the part that removes marking from your teachers' evenings.
56 questions, each one tagged to its syllabus topic and answerable online with instant marking against the real scheme. Set it as homework and the results are waiting before your teacher gets home.
Most platforms mark multiple choice, because it's easy. The marks your students actually lose are on written answers — the "explain", "describe" and "calculate" questions where wording and method decide the grade. We mark those too, against the real mark scheme, which is why the feedback is worth reading.
How a pilot actually runs
Total time asked of your school: about 30 minutes, once.
- You pick one classOne IGCSE subject group — typically Year 10 or 11. One teacher is enough to start.
- You send us the student emailsA list is all we need. We create the accounts and unlock full access — no student payment details, ever.
- The class uses it for a termSet past papers as homework, or let students practise independently. We stay out of the way.
- We send the report, you decideTopic-by-topic results and an honest read on whether it helped. Continue, expand, or walk away — no obligation either way.
Questions schools ask us
What does it cost?
The pilot is free. Nothing to sign, no card, no auto-renewal. If you want to continue afterwards we'll discuss school pricing then — and "no" is a completely normal answer.
What about student data?
We only need names and emails to create accounts. No payment details, no sharing with third parties, and we'll delete everything on request when the pilot ends.
Does it replace our teachers?
No — it removes marking, not teaching. The teacher decides what's set and reads the results; the platform does the repetitive part.
Which boards do you cover?
Cambridge (CAIE) and Pearson Edexcel, across IGCSE, O Level, AS and A2.
Tell us about your school
Two minutes, and nothing is committed by sending it. We reply within one working day — with answers first, and a pitch only if you want one.
One email starts it
Tell us your school and which subject you'd like to try. We'll reply within a day with everything you need — or answer any question first, no pitch attached.
Email [email protected] →Built in Amman · Cambridge & Edexcel · Our guide for IGCSE parents