AI Copilot
The AI tutor that knows your curriculum.
Copilot gives every student patient, step-by-step help grounded in your course material — 24/7, in 20+ languages.
Grounded in your content, not the open web
Every answer is retrieved from the courses your school has loaded, and shown with the chapter it came from. When Copilot does not know, it says so and points the student to their teacher.
- Answers cite the source chapter or resource
- No answers invented from outside your material
- Teachers can see and audit every conversation
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 courseAdapts to each learner
Copilot reads where a student is stuck and adjusts explanation, vocabulary and pace — the same concept explained three different ways for three different learners.
- Level-aware explanations, from foundation to extension
- Follows the learner’s language preference automatically
- Suggests the next step rather than handing over answers
Safe by design
Age-appropriate responses, monitored conversations, keyword flagging to safeguarding leads, and a hard rule: your school’s data is never used to train models.
- Age-appropriate guardrails per year group
- Safeguarding alerts routed to your designated lead
- No training on your data — contractually
Teacher controls
Teachers decide what Copilot can discuss, when it is available, and how much help it gives during assessment. It is an assistant to the teacher, not a replacement for one.
- Per-class and per-assessment availability
- Adjustable help level, from hints to full worked examples
- Visibility of the questions students are actually asking
FAQ
AI Copilot — your questions
Teachers set the help level. In assessment mode Copilot offers hints and questions rather than answers, and every conversation is visible to staff.
The same 20+ languages as the platform, including right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Urdu. A student can ask in their home language about an English-language course.
No. Your course material and student conversations are never used for model training. This is written into the data-processing agreement.
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The rest of the platform
Interactive Simulations
20+ interactive simulations across physics, chemistry, maths and biology — hands-on learning that makes concepts stick.
Courses & Curriculum
Structured courses aligned to Cambridge and Edexcel — or build your own, with AI doing the heavy lifting.
Playgrounds
Describe a topic; Playgrounds builds an interactive, AI-generated experience your students can explore.