Pupil support
Warm, calm learning-buddy wording with smaller chunks, gentle pacing and no judgement.
VexSpark™ learning guidance
Speech and Accessibility Support
How optional spoken support is placed, controlled and kept secondary to readable on-screen content.
Optional spoken support
Read-aloud and guided speech are available where the device supports them.
SafeSpark™ uses browser speech features for optional lesson explanations, summaries and guidance. Available voices and autoplay rules differ between devices and browsers, so replay and stop controls remain important fallbacks.
Role-aware behaviour
Speech is matched to the learning context.
Teacher support
Clear adult summaries focused on lesson readiness, progress and suggested next actions.
ParentLink support
Plain-language summaries of what the child practised and how to help at home.
Accessible controls
Speech never needs to be the only way to use the platform.
- Visible replay and stop controls where speech is used.
- Written content remains available.
- Previous speech is stopped before new speech starts.
- Technical commands and hidden text are not intended to be read aloud.
- “4P3X AI™” is normalised for speech as “APEX A.I.”
- Sound preferences are stored locally where supported.
Browser limitation
SafeSpark™ does not claim that every browser provides the same voice quality or permits automatic speech. The App remains usable when speech synthesis is unavailable or blocked.
Speech accessibility note review and feedback
- Version 1.1
- Last reviewed 22 July 2026
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