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Agents that answer parents and help teachers mark.

Q: What happens to student data?

It is handled under GDPR and the data protection law in each market and your school's data policy. Student data stays in systems you control and is not used to train public models. We collect only what each task needs and agree retention periods with you. Parental consent is built in wherever the law or your policy requires it.

Q: Will students use it to cheat?

The tutor is built to teach, not to do the work. The tutoring assistant guides students through steps and asks questions back rather than writing essays or answers for them. Teachers can see session logs. You decide which tasks the assistant may help with.

Q: Can we trust its marking?

It suggests, and the teacher decides. Marking suggestions follow your rubric, but agents make mistakes, especially with unusual answers. Every mark is reviewed and released by a teacher. During the pilot we compare suggestions with teacher marks so you can judge it for yourself.

Q: Does it work with our school systems?

Yes, with the MIS, learning platform and messaging tools you use. We connect through the APIs of your management information system, learning platform and parent apps. Where no API exists, we agree a safe import with your IT team. Access is limited to what each agent needs.

Q: Will this replace teachers or office staff?

No. It removes admin so staff can focus on students. Teachers keep teaching, assessment and pastoral care. Office teams supervise the agents and handle the cases that need a person.

We build education AI agents for schools, universities and training providers. They answer admissions enquiries, keep parents informed, support students within your curriculum and take admin off teachers. Child safety and data protection rules shape every design.

Teachers stay in charge of teaching and assessment, and the agents work inside your existing school systems.

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Built for: School groups, universities and training providers with busy admissions offices and stretched teaching staff.
Typical timeline: An admissions or parent communication agent usually reaches a pilot in six to ten weeks, timed around your term dates.
What you own: You own the content, prompts, integrations and logs, and student data stays in systems you control.
Rated: 4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

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What you get

Agents that fit the school day.

Each agent supports a team in the school, from admissions to the classroom. None of them replace a teacher's judgement.

Explain your project

Admissions enquiry agent
Answers prospective families about curriculum, year groups, transport and the application process, and books school tours. Qualified enquiries go into your admissions CRM with notes.
Admissions teams follow up with families who are ready, not every first question.
Parent communication agent
Answers routine parent questions on term dates, uniform, trips and absences, and sends approved notices. Concerns about a child go straight to the right teacher or pastoral lead.
Parents get quick answers and staff inboxes stay manageable.
Curriculum tutoring assistant
Helps students practise and revise using only your curriculum materials and the teacher's guidance. It explains steps rather than handing over answers, and logs sessions for the teacher to see.
Students get help outside lessons that matches what is taught in class.
Marking support agent
Suggests marks and feedback against the teacher's rubric for written work and quizzes. The teacher reviews, changes and releases every mark.
Teachers get marking time back while keeping full control of grades.
Timetable and cover agent
Proposes timetables and daily cover arrangements from staff availability, rooms and the constraints you set. A senior leader approves the final version.
Cover is arranged before the first bell instead of during it.
School office agent
Handles forms, permission slips, absence notes and contact detail changes, and writes them into your management information system. Anything unusual is sent to the office team.
Office staff spend less time retyping forms and chasing replies.
Student services agent
Answers university and college students on enrolment, deadlines, library services and where to get support. Wellbeing concerns are routed to trained staff straight away.
Students find answers at any hour, and serious issues reach a person quickly.
Lesson resource drafting agent
Drafts worksheets, quizzes and adapted versions of a lesson for different ability levels, built from your scheme of work. Teachers edit everything before it reaches a class.
Teachers start lesson preparation from a draft, not a blank page.

Who this is for

Schools and institutions we build for.

Every institution has a different pressure point, so the first agent goes where it will be felt most.

Private school groups

Multi campus schools with large admissions pipelines and a constant stream of parent messages. Agents handle enquiries and routine communication across every campus.

Start with admissions and parent questions.

Universities and colleges

Institutions with large student bodies, many service desks and busy enrolment periods. Agents answer students and route issues to the right office.

Start with student services.

Training and tutoring providers

Course providers and tutoring centres that want learners to practise between sessions. Agents tutor within the course content and support instructors with marking.

Start with a curriculum tutor.

How an education agent moves from pilot to every classroom.

01ConsultWe work with school leaders, teachers and the safeguarding lead to choose one use and set clear limits. Parents can be informed before anything goes live.
02BuildWe load your curriculum, policies and approved content and connect to your MIS, learning platform and messaging tools. Content filters suited to the age group are set from the start.
03TestTeachers and the safeguarding lead test the agent with real questions, difficult topics and attempts to misuse it. We fix what they find before any student sees it.
04Roll outWe start with one year group or one office and review the logs every week. Wider rollout follows feedback from staff, students and parents.

How we work together

Ways schools engage us.

We can build one agent for a single school, or a set of agents shared across a group with central controls. Timelines are planned around the academic calendar so nothing launches in exam season.

Discovery and pilot

Teams deciding where AI should start

A short, fixed piece of work: the use cases ranked, the data checked, and one pilot built against real examples so you can judge it on evidence rather than a demo.

Use cases ranked by value and risk
Data and systems review
A working pilot on your own examples
A written plan for what comes next

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Build and launch

A use case that is ready to go live

A written scope and a fixed quote, then the build: integrations, guardrails, an evaluation set and a launch with your team trained to use it.

Written scope and acceptance tests
Integration with your systems
Evaluation set and human review steps
Launch, training and handover

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Run and improve

AI that is live and needs looking after

A monthly plan to watch quality, cost and usage, update prompts and models as vendors change them, and add the next use case when the first one earns it.

Quality and cost monitoring
Model and prompt updates
A monthly report on usage and results
The same team that built it

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Technology

What we build this with.

Models are chosen per use case for quality, cost and where your data is allowed to go. The systems around them run on the stack below.

01Web

React
Next.js
TypeScript
Node.js
Laravel
WordPress

02Data and cloud

PostgreSQL
MySQL
MongoDB
AWS
Azure
Docker

Questions school leaders ask us.

How do you keep children safe?

Safeguarding rules are built in and tested before launch.

Agents are limited to approved topics, filter content for the age group and escalate any sign of risk to the designated safeguarding lead. Conversations are logged for review. Your safeguarding lead approves the rules before go live.

What happens to student data?

Will students use it to cheat?

Can we trust its marking?

Does it work with our school systems?

Will this replace teachers or office staff?

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Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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4.7 / 5from 23 Google reviews

Agents that answer parents and help teachers mark.

Agents that fit the school day.

Admissions enquiry agent

Parent communication agent

Curriculum tutoring assistant

Marking support agent

Timetable and cover agent

School office agent

Student services agent

Lesson resource drafting agent

Schools and institutions we build for.

Private school groups

Universities and colleges

Training and tutoring providers

How an education agent moves from pilot to every classroom.

Ways schools engage us.

Discovery and pilot

Build and launch

Run and improve

What we build this with.

Questions school leaders ask us.

Services that usually go with this one.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.