For teachersBuild connected lessons, adapt activities and use learning evidence to choose the next step. Let Sparkie help with the work around your teaching.
For schoolsIntroduce AI around real teaching priorities, with practical onboarding, responsible-use expectations and room to learn before you scale.
For parents & home educatorsPlan flexible learning experiences around your child’s interests, pace and needs. Prepare resources for homeschooling or an alternative education approach.
By role
From the lesson you are planning to the learner who needs another explanation, SparkSchool gives your teaching day a little more room.
Exploring homeschooling or an alternative learning path? Turn your child’s questions into thoughtful plans, hands-on activities and meaningful next steps.
Support teachers in one school or across a group of campuses. Connect AI-powered planning, assessment and professional learning with a rollout that fits each community.
Move from conversations about AI to a thoughtful plan for teacher support, professional learning and classroom use.
Plan an education programme around practical AI skills, local teaching needs and an achievable path to implementation.
By grade level
Build foundations through stories, concrete materials, movement and conversation. Prepare short learning experiences that let children notice, try and explain.
Help learners connect foundational knowledge with more independent thinking. Prepare activities that balance clear structure with chances to question, discuss and investigate.
Support subject knowledge, independent reasoning and assessment preparation with reviewed resources that build understanding beyond a model answer.
By subject
Move between concrete examples, visual models and mathematical language. Use AI to draft worked examples and carefully sequenced practice, then check every solution before teaching.
Build lessons around rich texts, thoughtful discussion and purposeful writing. Prepare vocabulary support, reading prompts and writing scaffolds without losing the voice and curiosity of your learners.
Connect scientific ideas with observation, explanation and investigation. Prepare clear conceptual models and carefully reviewed activities that help learners describe what they notice and why it matters.
Make space for sources, perspectives and questions about how people live. Prepare inquiry activities that help learners distinguish an observation, a claim and the evidence behind it.
Build computational thinking with clear examples and purposeful challenges. Create trace exercises, debugging tasks and extensions that focus on reasoning as well as working code.
Prepare language practice with a clear communication purpose. Adapt vocabulary, prompts and role-play situations to the learner’s readiness, with teacher review of language and cultural context.
By curriculum
Common Core describes standards for mathematics and English language arts/literacy. Use the relevant grade-level standard and your state or district’s requirements to guide preparation.
See practical teaching examples and resources for your setting.
Make the programme and unit context explicit. An inquiry in PYP, a subject unit in MYP and a DP course need different planning and assessment decisions.
Start with the framework your school follows. For England, specify the year group and key stage; schools using other UK frameworks should name those explicitly.
The Australian Curriculum, managed by ACARA, sets out learning from Foundation to Year 10 across eight learning areas, with general capabilities and cross-curriculum priorities. Version 9.0 organises each learning area into content descriptions and achievement standards.
Name your Cambridge stage and subject: Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE or International AS & A Level. Work from the current syllabus or curriculum framework for that course.
Explore CBSE and ICSE teaching workflows, preloaded textbooks, saved notes and highlights.
