Choose the group
Select an appropriate fictional or approved learner cohort and define who is responsible for oversight.
For schools
Explore a focused, teacher-controlled SafeSpark pilot.
A school conversation should begin with a clear need, a limited scope and agreed safeguards—not a promise that the whole platform is ready for live pupil data.
A practical pilot scope
Choose the learning focus
Limit the pilot to a subject, lesson pack, accessibility workflow or offline handoff.
Agree what to evaluate
Teacher usability, accessibility, engagement, learner confidence and implementation requirements.
School responsibilities
- Safeguarding and data-protection review
- Named staff ownership and escalation
- Approved content and learner access
- Clear parent or carer communication where required
- Defined retention and deletion rules
SafeSpark support
- Demonstration setup and workflow walkthrough
- Role and accessibility configuration
- Offline and handoff review
- Issue recording and iteration
- Honest pilot reporting without inflated claims
No formal school pilot is claimed as complete. The public platform is a development demonstration seeking structured testing, school review and independent evaluation.