SEAG 2026: Paper 1 Sat 14 Nov, Paper 2 Sat 21 Nov

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English and maths practice for P6 and P7 children preparing for SEAG in Northern Ireland. Find where your child needs help, then build those skills with short daily practice.

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Maths · Angles in a triangle

Two angles of a triangle are 47° and 68°. What is the third angle?

Try the answer a child might give. Wrong is fine.

47°68°?
Tri: Hi, I'm Tri. One of my corners has lost its number.

How SEAGReady works

  1. 01

    Questions that adapt as they go

    Each answer picks the next question. Maths takes about 15 minutes, English about 10 minutes.

  2. 02

    Most of it is going well

    Known topics are marked secure, so practice goes where it is needed.

  3. 03

    A wrong answer, traced to its cause

    Fractions went wrong. The cause is underneath: division facts.

    Gap reportExample
    • Fractions of amountsNeeds practice with division factsPractise next
    • Place valueGoing well
    • Adding and subtractingGoing well

    Practise first: division facts

  4. 04

    Short daily practice, from the root up

    Worked examples first. Two right in a row, unaided, passes a skill.

  5. 05

    Then it comes back

    Mastered topics return after 7, 14 and 28 days. The next topic opens.

  6. 06

    Full SEAG-style papers

    12 timed papers, marked for you. Paper 01 is free. Missed questions go back into practice.

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Built by a Northern Ireland parent

I built SEAGReady because a practice paper gave us a score but never told us why marks were lost. Now every paper shows the topics behind each lost mark.

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