Across every platform in the XMaths Champions family, each game, each conversation and each connection is designed to keep your child safe, supported and emotionally well, with you firmly in control throughout.
Letting children play and chat online is a significant trust. That is why the XMaths Champions family has a dedicated safeguarding layer woven through every platform, combining quiet wellbeing monitoring, strict friend-only connection rules, and straightforward parental controls. Here is exactly what that looks like in practice.
Every in-game conversation across the XMaths Champions family is quietly reviewed for early signs of worry, unkindness or upset, so adults can step in long before a situation escalates.
Chat is automatically paused while a child is answering a question, keeping their attention on the maths and preventing other players from using chat to distract or pressurise them.
A robust word filter catches rude, hurtful or unsuitable language in real time and blocks it before it is ever delivered to another child.
We look beyond single messages to spot repeated patterns of exclusion or unkindness across a child's conversations, raising flagged behaviour for a trained adult to review.
Our periodic wellbeing summaries help you see whether your child is being treated kindly, how they are treating others, and whether their confidence in the games is growing.
Your child can only exchange messages with children they have personally added as a friend, and only after confirming that friend's name and unique player code.
Even within a school group, no child can connect with yours unless they know your child's personal player code. There is no way for a stranger to reach your child through the platform.
You always have the final word. From your parent dashboard you can turn off all chat for your child instantly, and switch it back on just as easily when you are ready.
Every safeguard above runs quietly in the background, but nothing happens without your oversight. From your parent dashboard you can read wellbeing insights, check exactly who your child is connected to, and switch off chat entirely whenever you feel it is right.
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