Open it as a teacher, a student, or a principal.
One click. No signup, no card, nothing to install. You land inside a synthetic school with a term of work already behind it.
Everyone in there is invented. Every child, mark, attendance record and safeguarding alert was generated. No real person is in the demo school, and a banner says so on every screen.
Nothing can leave. You can press send on a note home; no email or WhatsApp message reaches anybody, because every address and number in there is deliberately unroutable and our servers refuse to send to them.
It resets overnight. Change whatever you like — it is rebuilt each night, so the next visitor gets a clean world and so does your second visit.
What to look at first
- As a teacher: open Tools, pick a lesson, and run Exit ticket from this lesson. Then try Who needs what next on a class — it reads from what those students measurably got wrong.
- As a student: open an assignment and ask for help. Watch it refuse to give you the answer and offer a ladder of hints with the price of each one.
- As a principal: the dashboard is the whole school at once — attendance, results, what staff are waiting on, who needs attention.
Two things will look empty, and both are the visiting account rather than the product. The visiting student starts with a clean personal record, so their own marks page fills in only once they do something. And the visiting teacher has no timetable, because the demo school’s periods belong to its own named teachers — we would rather leave that blank than rewrite their timetable for a visitor. Classes, students, assignments and the library are all there.