
Welcomes and prepares
Introduces what the child will learn in a calm, child-friendly sentence and makes the next action clear.
The learner-facing guide inside SafeSpark™
VexSpark™ works inside teacher-approved SafeSpark™ lessons. It introduces the skill, shows the steps, checks the child’s work and offers a different explanation when something does not make sense.
VexSpark™ supports the child. The teacher remains in control.

A teaching guide, not a decorative chatbot
The learner stays inside the current subject and lesson. VexSpark™ uses connected explanations, worked examples, practice and support rather than unrestricted conversation.

Introduces what the child will learn in a calm, child-friendly sentence and makes the next action clear.

Breaks the skill into manageable steps and shows worked examples instead of displaying only the final answer.

Uses the lesson’s answer rules to check the current task. Harmless differences such as capital letters or extra spaces can be accepted where appropriate.

Offers a clue, a related example, a smaller first step or a different method. It does not shame the learner or repeat the same empty message.

Keeps the question available, records confidence and moves forward only when the required learning steps are complete.
Interactive controlled demonstration
This local demonstration stays on one maths example. It does not contact an external AI service or open unrestricted chat.

Today’s example
5 + 2 means start at 5 and count two more: 6, 7. The answer is 7.
Make ten first: 12 + 7 = 12 + 3 + 4. Twelve plus three is 15, then four more is 19.
Learner choice
The child can ask for less information, a slower pace, read-aloud, another example or a smaller first step. The selected option changes the support presented; it is not a decorative control.
Safety and boundaries
VexSpark™ is designed as a controlled learner guide. It does not replace a teacher, diagnose SEND, make safeguarding decisions or provide unrestricted access to the internet.
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