The wording changes to match what your child did
Before a badge is earned it shows the goal — "Complete your first formal test, in any subject." The moment it's earned, the badge and its share card are rewritten to name the actual achievement: "First formal test completed — Cognitive." Every card below is shown with example results, so the exact line your family receives will reflect your own child's subject and scores.
A badge is never taken away
Once a condition has been true, it stays earned forever. A streak that later breaks, or a score later beaten, can't un-earn an achievement — streak badges are measured on the longest run your child has ever had, not the current one, and growth badges look across the whole history for the moment it was true.
Only formal tests count as tests
The test badges — First Steps, Clean Sweep, and the Mastery badges — need a completed formal test. Practice sessions, however many, never unlock those. Practice has its own group of badges instead.
Practice counts across every subject
The volume badges add up every practice question answered in any subject. 40 in Maths, 35 in Spelling and 25 in Cognitive is 100 — the Century Club unlocks the same as it would from one subject alone.
Streaks mean showing up, not scoring
A streak day counts if your child did anything that day — practice or a formal test, in any subject. There's no minimum length and no minimum score. The streak badges reward turning up, which is exactly the habit the practice schedule depends on.
Sharing is private by design
The share card carries your child's first name only, an illustrated icon — never a photo — and no age, school or score. It's generated on your own device and handed to your phone's share sheet, so you choose where it goes, if anywhere.