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sparx please jump of a cliff and you know what I’ll join you. THIS THING IS HAZARDOUS TO THE ENVIRONMENT I SWEAR

sparx maths is so stupid words cannot describe how stupid this is i have got science home work, every week i get the great and wonderful oportunity to spend FOUR AND A HALF HOURS A WEEK on sparx!!!! THIS IS AMASING IM GOING TO KILL MY SELF

I HATE SPARX MATHS ITS ONE OF THE WORST APPS EVER

If I could give this negative stars I would but, I can't. I have had the unfortunate experience of using Sparx Maths which has led me to believe it came from Pandora's box as the amount of pain and suffering this app causes is mind-boggling.I would genuinely give both my kidneys to get rid of this sorry excuse for a website permanently. Not only are the constant bookwork checks inconvenient but they are also entirely irrelevant and instead of spending 40-45 minutes on a homework, you end up wasting at least an hour and a half  as you are forced to write down the bookwork codes, then the answer, and you also have to answer the same question again when  you inevitably missclick the wrong  answer for the futile  bookwork check. If I have to do another bookwork check, I'm going to set something on fire. If I were Mark Dixon  (the owner) I would be ashamed to have my name associated with such an abysmal product, which has been nothing short of a nightmare for all students globally and is the reason suicide is the largest killer of young people in the UK. I struggle to believe that the soulless shell of person has the audacity to claim this app helps struggling students when in reality it causes the struggle. I would rather tear my hair from my head and be force-fed it than endure another bookwork check or sparx maths task. Furthermore, I have recently engaged in sharpening my nails into tools in order to carve my skull out as a coping mechanism for these abominations of bookwork checks. My advice would be to either bring back hegarty maths or restructure sparx so that  it's more like hegarty maths. As hegarty maths was never the root cause of multiple break downs due to not finding the help I so desperately need. I've never appreciate Hegarty Maths more that I do right now. Save the students. #bringbackhegarty The world would be a better place without sparx "maths" and at this point it must count as emotional abuse and a cyber risk towards mental illness in young people everywhere, but the sorry excuse for a person, Mark Dixon seems unphased and to not care about any of these multitudes of issues that initiated my raging urge to get respiratory cancer spreading violently across my empty void of a soul. I can only pray mark Dixon and his app get imported to Vietnam and go on a heart felt search to find what is left of my will to live. Please fix the issue of sparx maths ASAP as I would rather lick a cactus than try and survive another sparx task.

This app is so annoying I hate it so much this don't even deserve a rating it should deserve -0.0000.0 stars I HATE IT ITS ALWAYS EMAILING MY MUM SAYING I HAVENT DONE MY SPARX JS BECAUSE I DIDNT COMPLETE A QUESTION ITS ALWAYS FOLLOWING ME IT SHOULD JUST SHUT DOWN BECAUSE MY MUMS PHONE IS ABOUT TO SHUT DOWN BEACAUSE OF SO MUCH EMAILS

Hi kids, WatermelonScranner68 here. Have you ever wanted to shove a 10-foot pole up your ass- but instead of it being a normal pole, it's doused in wasabi and hot sauce combinations? Well that's good for you! Sparx Maths is 10 times worse. Every time I get a bookwork check, I feel Mr. Dixon entering my rear with immense speed. It's not even the bookwork checks alone. It's the absolutely atrocious videos that I have a problem with. Sorry, but whenever I click on one of those videos, I go to sleepy-land. Also, the UI feels like I'm getting forced to type an essay on a typewriter that's had the keys glued down to the base. Plus there's no light mode so every time I open the website I'm reminded of the impending outside light encroaching upon my curtains. Wouldn't recommend this site at all.

In the realm of the utmost refinement and sophistication, I dare posit that the vexatious nature of Sparx Maths is akin to navigating an intricately woven tapestry of mathematical tribulation, a pursuit that, multiplied by 100,000,000 times, yields a kaleidoscopic symphony of exasperation. The mere contemplation of achieving mastery within a finite temporal epoch of 39 minutes begets a cascade of perspicacious distress, heightened to a level that eclipses the mundane struggles of the uninitiated. Behold, the exclusionary decree of Mr. Conway becomes an opulent crescendo, resonating through the corridors of pedagogical tribulation with an exquisite and resounding disdain.

Sparx makes me Want to live under a rock for the rest of my life and I hope the owner has a terrible life