Skoolio and Schoolio are two different companies

The names are one letter apart, which causes a fair amount of confusion. We are not related to each other in any way. Here's how to tell which one you were looking for.

Looking for Schoolio?

If you want the Canadian homeschool curriculum company — the one with the printable workbooks and grade packages — you want schoolio.com. That's not us, and we'd rather point you there than waste your time.

Side by side

SkoolioSchoolio
Websiteskoolio.xyzschoolio.com
CountryUnited KingdomCanada
What it isAdaptive learning platformHomeschool curriculum company
CurriculumUK curriculum alignedCanadian content, K–Grade 8
FormatAdaptive software, seven learning modesWorkbooks, digital packages, live classes
ProgressMastery-based, no gradesCurriculum packages by grade
FoundedRecently — currently in beta2020

Common questions

Are Skoolio and Schoolio the same company?
No. They are two entirely separate and unrelated companies. Skoolio is a UK adaptive learning platform. Schoolio is a Canadian homeschool curriculum company founded in 2020. Neither owns or operates the other.
What is the difference between Skoolio and Schoolio?
Schoolio sells homeschool curriculum — printed and digital workbooks, lesson packages and live classes, built around Canadian content for Kindergarten to Grade 8. Skoolio is an adaptive learning system aligned to the UK curriculum that changes how a child is taught based on how they learn, and reports back to parents on their child as a learner.
Which one should I use?
If you are in Canada and want a structured curriculum with printable workbooks and Canadian content, Schoolio is very likely what you are looking for. If you are in the UK and want an adaptive system that changes its teaching approach and tracks mastery rather than grades, that is Skoolio.
Is Skoolio a rebrand of Schoolio?
No. Skoolio is not a rebrand, subsidiary, partner or successor of Schoolio. The similar names are a coincidence of spelling, not a relationship between the companies.

So what is Skoolio, then?

Skoolio is built on one observation: not every child learns the same way, so a system that only teaches one way will keep producing children who look like they can't learn when they simply weren't reached.

A child chooses how they want to learn today — a standard lesson, a debate, teaching a concept back, building something, investigating a question. Progress is measured by mastery rather than by ranking, so nothing moves on until it's genuinely understood and nothing is capped by where a child started. The parent dashboard shows you what your child understands and what they're curious about, rather than a score.

How Skoolio works