Interactive Simulations

Science and maths you can touch.

20+ interactive simulations across physics, chemistry, maths and biology — hands-on learning that makes concepts stick.

Hands-onResearch-backedEmbeddableMobile-ready

Browse by subject

Projectile motion, circuit building, molecule shapes, balancing equations, natural selection, graphing — organised by subject and mapped to the topics you already teach.

  • Physics, chemistry, biology and maths
  • Mapped to Cambridge and Edexcel topics
  • Filter by year group and difficulty
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I don’t understand why the ball keeps moving when nothing is pushing it.

Good question — that’s Newton’s first law. Nothing needs to push it to keep it moving; something has to push it to make it stop

Based on: Chapter 4 — Forces · Your course
Grounded in your school’s course material — never the open internet. Teachers see every conversation.

Embedded, full-screen, mobile-ready

Drop a simulation into any lesson, open it full-screen on the projector, or let students explore it on a phone on the bus home. Same simulation, every device.

  • Inline in courses and assignments
  • Full-screen presentation mode
  • Touch-first on tablets and phones

Pair with lessons and Copilot

A simulation next to a Copilot conversation turns exploration into understanding — students can ask "why did that happen?" the moment it happens.

  • Copilot understands the simulation context
  • Attach guiding questions to any simulation
  • Capture student observations for marking

Built on trusted, research-backed simulations

Our science simulations build on PhET Interactive Simulations from the University of Colorado Boulder — decades of education research, not a novelty.

  • Research-validated pedagogy
  • Used in classrooms worldwide
  • Continuously extended with new topics

FAQ

Interactive Simulations — your questions