Bilby Learning
Early Reading Clarity for Parents

Let's Understand Your Child's
Reading Strengths

In just 10–15 minutes, we'll identify:

If your child is on track
What may be slowing them down
How to support them at home

Every Child Learns Differently

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Some children need more repetition.

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Some need slower pacing.

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Some have sound-processing differences.

We're here to help you understand your child's learning pattern — so you can support them with confidence, not worry.

From Struggling to Confident Reader

Bilby gives parents a complete, evidence-based system — from understanding where your child stands, to daily practice that builds lasting skills.

Know exactly where your child stands

Most parents know something feels off — they just don't know why. Bilby's 10-minute screening uncovers the specific skills your child has mastered and the ones holding them back.

  • Assesses phonological awareness, phonics, fluency & working memory
  • Detects dyslexia risk indicators early
  • Uses the same tasks used by reading specialists

Science-backed lessons that actually work

Every activity in Bilby is rooted in the Science of Reading — the most comprehensive body of research on how children learn to decode language.

  • Structured literacy: phoneme blending, segmenting, decoding
  • Guided reading matched to your child's exact level
  • Difficulty adjusts automatically as they improve

Build the daily habit that transforms readers

Research shows consistent short sessions outperform occasional long ones. Bilby builds a routine your child looks forward to.

  • Personalised weekly schedule based on your child's goals
  • Streak tracking and reward points for motivation
  • Clear daily view: done, skipped, or upcoming

See the growth, session by session

Bilby tracks every session and builds a living picture of your child's progress so you always know where they stand.

  • Fluency and skill reports after every milestone
  • Visual progress charts across all core reading skills
  • Early alerts when a child shows signs of falling behind

There are no grades.

We just want to see how their brain processes reading.