Nature — explained
From photosynthesis to evolution: the AI coach explains biology at the pupil’s level with examples from local nature.
Organism guide
From single cells to mammals — with images and sounds.
Ecosystem simulator
See what happens when a species disappears.
Experiment help
Setup, hypothesis and data analysis.
Quiz generator
AI builds quizzes from pupil weak spots.
Ecosystem simulator
Adjust predators, prey and resources — see the impact across the whole system.
Cell biology visualised
Animated models of mitosis, protein synthesis and photosynthesis — adapted to the pupil's learning style.
Biology coach
How it works
Pick a topic
From ecology to genetics.
Explore
AI tells, shows and asks.
Train with quiz
Spaced repetition remembers what pupils forget.
Take the test
Prepared and confident for GCSE biology.
Use cases
KS3 & KS4
Whole biology curriculum covered.
Science investigations
Cross-curricular with physics & geography.
Primary science
Also for KS2 nature & tech.
Field investigation
Pupils upload photos from outdoors — the coach helps with species identification and analysis.
Health and the human body
Hormones, digestion and the immune system explained at the pupil's own pace.
Connects with the rest of the platform
Teacher & school — two angles on one tool
For the biology teacher
The coach connects organism, ecosystem and evolution — pupils see connections rather than isolated facts.
- ·Built-in biodiversity data
- ·Experiment template per topic
- ·Quizzes with reasoned answers
For the school
Sustainability and climate are central to the renewed curriculum — the coach makes it measurable how much the school actually engages with them.
- ·Sustainability tagging per topic
- ·Link to PBL units
- ·Export to quality report
Research base
- National Research Council (2012). A Framework for K-12 Science Education. National Academies Press
- Børne- og Undervisningsministeriet (2024). Fagfornyelsen — nye fagformål og kompetenceområder. uvm.dk
- Børne- og Undervisningsministeriet (2019). Fælles Mål for folkeskolens fag. emu.dk
Frequently asked questions
Does AI use local nature?
Yes. Examples are from local woods, lakes and coasts.
Can pupils see organisms?
Yes. AI generates illustrations on demand.
Which curriculum goals does the Biology coach cover?
The coach is mapped to England's National Curriculum for Biology (KS2–KS4 programmes of study) and AQA/Edexcel/OCR specifications at GCSE. Teachers see coverage per lesson and per year plan.
What happens to personal data in the conversation?
Every prompt is scrubbed for NI numbers, email and pupil names before it reaches the AI (our PII guard returns 422 on a hit). Nothing is used for training, and only the school admin can review prompt audit logs.
Can the teacher turn the AI coach off for individual pupils or classes?
Yes. The AI coach can be disabled per class, set or individual pupil under Productivity AI controls. Pupils then see the same workspace without the AI buttons.
How does coach activity show up in My Learning and the Gradebook?
Each session is logged on the pupil's knowledge map and can be linked to lesson preparation and the year plan. Teachers see engagement, AI use and artefacts in the Gradebook — AI answers themselves never produce a mark.