For Schools
Rigour your English lead will recognise.
Reception to Year 6, ages 4 to 11: phonics missions from Reception to Year 2, CHAMP comprehension quizzes from Year 1, and branching stories from Year 1 up.
Register free: every pupil reads at least half the library, including the first three books on every shelf, free from 8am to 4pm on school days in term time. AgentChamp turns reading itself into the game: branching secret-agent stories where careful reading and real story choices change what happens next.
Built on comprehension skills
Quizzed through the six CHAMP skills, with rewards that only follow real comprehension.

Every book is levelled by Book Band and year group, so AgentChamp slots into how you already teach reading.
By Book BandEvery story ends in a quiz of up to six questions, one per CHAMP skill. Children can reopen their exact route mid-quiz: we assess comprehension, never memory.
Coins at 60% or betterChampion Words hidden in every story reward close reading, and every word is clickable for a child-friendly definition.
Tap any wordAll stories carry audio narration with synchronised text highlighting.
On every storyBuilt on the National Curriculum
Every quiz question belongs to a KS2 reading content domain, delivered through our six CHAMP skills, between them covering all eight domains, 2a to 2h.
Every CHAMP carries one reading skill and the National Curriculum content domain it is assessed under, so a quiz result maps straight onto the domains your English lead already reports against.
| CHAMP | Reading skill | Content domain |
|---|---|---|
| Captain Connect | Connections | Inference & comparisons · 2d, 2h |
| Hunter the Hound | Retrieval | Retrieval · 2b |
| Annie Analysis | Analysis | Explaining meaning · 2f, 2g |
| Max Morse | Vocabulary | Vocabulary · 2a |
| Penelope Predict | Prediction | Prediction · 2e |
| Summary Steve | Summarising | Summarising · 2c |
New to the content domains? Read our guide to 2a-2h, written for teachers.
And you can see it, per domain: Class Trends breaks first-try success down by CHAMP skill across the whole class, so "retrieval is strong, inference needs a push" is a glance at the dashboard, not a marking session.
Class Trends is part of the School Licence, which your school can add once you have created your free school account. Your first term's analysis is on us.
SCHOOL LICENCE

Progress you can see
Class rosters, generated PINs, printable logins and parent letters are free for every school.
The School Licence adds the full library, reading at home for every pupil and the full progress view: words found, quizzes passed and endings discovered for every child. You can add it once your free school account exists.
The full progress view is part of the School Licence. See pricing.
SCHOOL LICENCE

Bespoke stories on demand
Story credits let a teacher commission a story the library does not have: a Year 4 branching adventure about the Romans with the class's spelling words in it, at the Book Band you choose. Every story goes through the same rules as the library: written and edited to fixed editorial standards, measured for reading level after it is written, quizzed with one CHAMP question per skill mapped to the content domains, illustrated, narrated, and held in your review queue until you approve it. Nothing reaches your class shelf that you have not read. Your school buys credits and allocates them to teachers; there is nothing for a teacher to pay for personally.

Beyond the adventure library

Complete stories under 2,000 words with a full CHAMP debrief, sized for a guided-reading slot, an early finisher or a single sitting.

Decodable, single-path sound-it-out missions shelved by phonics phase and Book Band, so early readers get provision that matches how they are taught to read, before the branching library takes over.
Built for every reader

The reading area is fully adjustable: light, dark and dyslexia-friendly themes, background and text colours, fonts including OpenDyslexic, text sizing, audio speed and read-aloud highlight colours, saved as each child's own theme. Small adjustments open independent reading to more children, including SEND readers.
Beyond the school day
The School Licence includes reading at home for every pupil, on the same account: same stories, same coins, same progress. Without a licence, a family can add a Family plan to read at home.
For you, that means home reading finally stops being invisible: what starts in your classroom carries on at the kitchen table, on the same account, with the same progress.
For Parents & TutorsPricing
Start free. Add the School Licence when you are ready. It never auto-renews.
£0
for every school
£4
a pupil a year
£4 a pupil a year, minimum £350. Founding schools that buy before 1 September 2027 pay £3 a pupil, minimum £250, locked for 3 years.
Your school admin buys the licence from the admin console, by card or by invoice, once your free account exists.
A primary school is priced on its number on roll, so every pupil is covered. Other schools are priced on the pupils they enrol. A school of 210 pupils pays £840 a year, or £630 at the founding price. No VAT is added.
One annual payment by card or invoice, and it never auto-renews. If you do not renew, your school goes back to the free account: at least half the library during the school day. Books pupils have finished stay on their shelf.
Only need reading at home for a few pupils? Named home-reading seats are £18 a pupil a year, for schools without a licence.
Trust or group of schools, or need a quote or pro-forma invoice for your finance office? Email support@agentchamp.co.uk.
Story credits for bespoke stories are bought separately by your school and allocated to teachers.
Our founder was the child who wouldn't read, then spent nine years teaching children just like him. What he learned: reluctant readers aren't waiting to be fixed. They're waiting for a story that grabs them.
A child who abandons a boring book isn't failing at reading: the book failed at being chosen. So we deal in missions, not slogs. Get the story right, and the stamina follows.
The school account is free: every pupil reads at least half the library with CHAMP quizzes from 8am to 4pm on school days in term time, with every class-admin tool and your first term's analysis. The School Licence adds the full library, reading at home for every pupil and the analysis. £4 a pupil a year, minimum £350. Founding schools that buy before 1 September 2027 pay £3 a pupil, minimum £250, locked for 3 years. No VAT is added. Full details on our pricing page.
Reception to Year 6. Phonics Champ covers Reception to Year 2 with decodable, single-path sound-it-out missions from the earliest phonics phases. CHAMP comprehension quizzes start in Year 1, and the branching library runs from Year 1 to Year 6.
A web browser. AgentChamp runs on laptops, desktops, tablets and Chromebooks, nothing to install.
Register, add your classes, and AgentChamp generates a login and PIN for every pupil, with printable login slips and parent letters from the class dashboard.
No. Every pupil gets a generated username and PIN: no email, no personal sign-up, nothing for children to manage.
One licence for your whole school, priced per pupil: the full library and reading at home for every pupil, plus the analysis, which is the class dashboard and Class Trends, with whole-class CHAMP skill breakdowns, debrief pass rates and words read over time for every teacher and every class. £4 a pupil a year, minimum £350. Founding schools that buy before 1 September 2027 pay £3 a pupil, minimum £250, locked for 3 years. A primary school is priced on its number on roll, so every pupil is covered. Other schools are priced on the pupils they enrol. No VAT is added. Your first term's analysis is on us: the dashboard and Class Trends, free until the end of term. The full library and reading at home start when you pay. It is one annual payment, by card or invoice, and it never auto-renews. If you do not renew, your school goes back to the free account: at least half the library during the school day. Books pupils have finished stay on their shelf.
Your school buys story credits and your school admin allocates them to teachers; there is nothing for a teacher to pay for personally. Pick a year group, a theme and a Book Band, and AgentChamp writes a bespoke branching story with illustrations, audio narration and CHAMP quizzes. It goes to your review queue first, and nothing reaches your class shelf until you have read and approved it.
Yes, they are generated, and that is only the start. A chatbot can write a story. It cannot write a book for a pupil's reading level, check that it did, quiz them on it, illustrate it, read it aloud and put it on their shelf. Library stories are measured for reading level and reviewed before publication. Bespoke stories go to you first: nothing reaches your class shelf until you have reviewed and approved it.
Not yet. CSV import is live: export your pupil list from your MIS, upload it, and AgentChamp creates every login and PIN for you. A direct MIS integration is in development.
The reading area is fully adjustable: light, dark and dyslexia-friendly themes, fonts including OpenDyslexic, text sizing, audio narration with synchronised highlighting and read-aloud colours, saved as each child's own theme.
Your school archives pupils or whole classes when they move on. An archived account is kept while the family has a live Family plan, a service the family is paying for, and we review it at every renewal. Once the plan ends, or if there was never one, the account and its reading data are deleted twelve months later. Every period we hold data for is in the retention schedule on our compliance page. Nothing is ever sold or used for advertising, before or after.
Yes. Pupil data is stored in Google Cloud's UK data centre (London, europe-west2), is never sold, is never used for advertising, and is never used to train AI. We are registered with the ICO (ZC230270). The privacy policy, data processing agreement, sub-processor inventory, security measures and a DPIA support pack written for your DPO are all published at /compliance. Read them before you talk to us, not after.
How long we keep pupil data, and everything a data protection officer needs: see our compliance page.
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