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Examzi for schools and alternative provision

Close core-subject gaps with a qualified teacher accountable for every pupil's progress.

Personalised voice-led practice, a trusted adult beside the pupil, and a weekly review by a QTS teacher. Maths, English and Science. No extra cost for pupils whose provision is already funded.

A four-second hello from Vesper, one of the voices pupils can choose for Ace in the app.

A painted school with its doors open. Ace, the Examzi tutor, hops out holding a teacher’s pointer, and pupils on the playground put their hands up.

  • A QTS teacher reviews every pupil, every week
  • Maths, English and Science
  • Teachers supplied by Kings Centre of Learning, an education provider and exam centre

Safe by design.

Your pupils' safety and your trust come first. Here is how we protect both.

Get the DPIA and DPA
  • Safeguarding

    A concern goes to the designated safeguarding lead within 10 minutes, 24 hours a day, by a private route no report ever shows.

  • Qualified and checked

    Every reviewer has QTS, a verified TRN and an enhanced DBS check.

  • Private by default

    You see progress and summaries, never recordings or transcripts.

  • Documents ready

    A data protection impact assessment and data processing agreement go to your DPO before any pupil starts.

  • Open about who we are

    Examzi and Kings Centre of Learning, who supply the teachers, are connected businesses. We say so up front.

Kind support without subject expertise leaves gaps nobody can see.

Pupils who need to catch up often have a caring adult beside them but no subject specialist, and you get hours logged with little proof of progress.

We fix both.

Most revision happens after tea.
  1. 3:30The bell goes. Most help goes home with the teachers.
  2. 6:00Tea, then homework. The adults at home help, but they aren't maths tutors.
  3. 9:15Revision, finally. Ace is still here.

Practice: a tutor they talk with.

  • They talk it through, out loud, like with a real tutor. Ace listens, asks the next question and lets them do the thinking. No typing, no forms.
  • It sketches on a live board as it explains, and tries a different way if they're stuck.

Jay and Ace, talking it through

The lesson above, with sound and captions. Both voices are AI; Jay is a made-up pupil.

Jay is a made-up pupil, and both voices are AI.

Read the whole conversation
  1. Jay: Hey Ace, I don't get this one. Can you help?
  2. Ace: Of course. What's stopping x being on its own?
  3. Jay: The plus six?
  4. Ace: Yes! So what can we do to both sides?
  5. Jay: Take 6 away. So 3x is 15.
  6. Ace: Lovely. And x?
  7. Jay: 15 shared by 3. It's 5!
  8. Ace: You worked that out. Same thing to both sides, every time.

Snap & Mark, on paper

+2 marks recovered

  • Snap & Mark: they photograph a handwritten answer and get feedback in seconds.
  • At their level, on a phone, tablet or computer, in lessons or at home.

How it works

Practice, presence and progress.

Each handled by the right person.

  1. 1 of 3

    Practice

    Examzi

    Voice-led practice that adapts to the pupil's level.

  2. 2 of 3

    Presence

    A trusted adult

    Sits with the pupil and helps whenever they need a person.

  3. 3 of 3

    Progress

    A qualified teacher

    Reviews every week, sets next steps, reports to you.

A qualified reviewer for each subject (Maths, English, Science) feeds one combined weekly picture.

One weekly picture, every subject.

Evidence you can use, every week.

What your school receives:

Weekly report · Maths · Week 3

J., Year 10

QTS, Maths, secondary

Progress against your targets

Solve two-step equations35% → 70%
Fractions of amounts40% → 60%
Read and plot straight-line graphs20% → 45%

Grey: the baseline in week 0. Blue: this week.

The teacher's feedback

A strong week. J. now writes each step before working it out, and checked two answers without being asked.

Plan change. On to simultaneous equations next week. Fractions stays as a five-minute warm-up.
For the adult beside J. Ask J. to explain one equation back to you, out loud.

A sample weekly report. The pupil and the numbers are made up.

A baseline at the start
So progress is measured against something.
Progress against your targets
Including EHCP-linked targets.
The teacher's judgement
And any change to the plan.
A named, qualified reviewer
For each subject.
A downloadable weekly report
And an evidence pack at the end of term.

Examzi is independent and is not endorsed by or affiliated with any exam board.

Cost

No extra cost for pupils whose provision is already funded.

We work only with pupils whose provision is already funded, for example through SEND and placement funding, and Pupil Premium where it applies. We confirm the funding route for each pupil before we start.

Start with a three-week pilot.

Judge us on results before you commit.

Three weeks. Then you decide.
  1. Week 0Agree the subject, targets and a baseline.

  2. Weeks 1 to 3The pupil works with Examzi and their trusted adult, and you receive a weekly report.

  3. End of week 3Review progress together and decide whether to continue.

Nothing starts without your sign-off.

Start a three-week pilot

Questions schools ask

Built by educators, for the pupils who need it most.

“The young people who most need a patient tutor are the least likely to have one.”
Stephen Watson, co-founder

Examzi was co-founded by Stephen Watson and his son Zac Watson, Examzi's CTO. Stephen has spent years running alternative provision and SEND education.

Read our story

Teachers supplied by Kings Centre of Learning, an education provider and exam centre. Examzi and Kings Centre of Learning, who supply the teachers, are connected businesses. We say so up front.

See how a pilot would work for your pupils.

Tell us the pupil, the subject and your targets. We'll reply within two working days with a plan and a named reviewer.
Pick a pupil. I'll do the rest.
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The age, the subject and the targets (PEP or EHCP, if there are any) help us plan. Please don't include names or other details that identify a child. If we need them, we'll set up a secure way to share them.

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