How it works
From a guardian's yes to a signed term
This is how Nexier School runs. Guardian registration is open; parts of a full term still come step by step, and the opening status page lists them.
A guardian says yes first
A parent or guardian creates the family account and gives consent. Until then the learner's account cannot be switched on.
A short starting check
Each learner takes a short check per subject. It sets where lessons start; the goals of the learner's grade stay the target.
Lessons with an AI tutor
Each lesson runs Warm-up, Explain, Try it and Check. The tutor gives hints in steps before it ever shows a full solution.
A teacher reviews the work
AI drafts marks and feedback. Two separate AI scorers check each other, and any disagreement goes to a human teacher.
The guardian sees the week
A weekly summary shows time spent, goals reached and anything waiting for an approval.
A human signs the term
Term outcomes and grades are decided and signed by a human teacher, never by the AI alone.
Hints, not shortcuts
Help comes in six rungs, from restating the question to a worked example. Using hints is shown openly and never hidden as a penalty.
Clubs, not feeds
Approved, age-banded clubs give learners a campus life. There are no direct messages, no rankings and no public profiles.
Support plans
A learner who needs extra support gets a plan agreed by a human, with the supports listed. The school never records a diagnosis.
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