CENTURY + PiXL English Challenge 2025 Competition Results
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We wanted to say a massive thank you to all of you that participated in the CENTURY + PiXL English Challenge.
Between 28th April and 9th May, nearly 2,000 students across PiXL member schools used CENTURY’s award-winning AI-powered teaching and learning platform to study English.
The winning school was determined based on the average number of questions answered correctly by students.
There has been an extraordinary amount of effort put in by everyone with over 125,000 questions answered in total.
Special congratulations go to our winners below and a very special mention to Jaspreet Singh from Tudor Primary School for 1,005 questions answered and 115 nuggets completed!
Headline statistics:
Total Time Spent (Minutes): 58,948 or 982.3 hours
Total Questions Answered: 126,521
Total Questions Answered Correctly: 90,521
Total Nuggets Completed: 14,235
Total Students Participating: 1,974
KS2 Winner: Paston Ridings Primary School
KS3 Winner: Holy Trinity CE Secondary School
KS4 Winner: Brighton Hill Community School
Individual Student Winner: Jaspreet Singh from Tudor Primary School
Overall Winner: Tudor Primary School
For more information on how you can use CENTURY for English for primary, see here. For information on CENTURY for secondary English, click here.
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