Hear from every pupil
Every child answers every question, including the ones who rarely speak up, so you get a picture of the whole class.
Bring more of the class
into the moment.
Prepare together, play together and learn what works. A dedicated school workspace brings educators, shared quizzes and inclusive live play into one place.
Every pupil chooses their own support privately on their own screen, nobody else sees who used what, and there is no diagnosis anywhere.
You already have a school workspace.
Own educator accounts No pupil account required
YOUR SCHOOL WORKSPACE EXAMPLE
A shared starting point
for every educator.
Educators & rolesOwn accounts
Classes / GroupsNo pupil roster
Shared quizzesCreate & review
Inclusive LiveOne game code
Every pupil in, every lesson.
See what landed, straight away
After each game you can see which questions the class found hard, so you know exactly what to revisit next lesson.
Practice that sticks
Short, regular quizzes help pupils remember what they learned. Use one as a starter, a plenary or an end-of-topic check.
Support that stays private
Pupils can quietly choose clearer wording, picture cues, fewer choices, read aloud or more time on their own screen, while the class plays one game together.
Less preparation
Works in real classrooms
Pupils join with a code on phones, tablets or computers, with no apps to install and no pupil accounts to set up.
Plan, play and follow up in one place.
Lesson pack
Give one topic or a PDF of the lesson and get the same questions at three levels, a short recap to read out and an exit ticket. You check everything before it is used.
Bring your questions with you
Import spreadsheets exported from Kahoot, Quizizz (Wayground), Blooket or Gimkit, or a Word or text question bank. The file is read in your browser and never uploaded.
Starters and topic insights
Questions a class found hard come back as a five-minute starter after two days, a week and three weeks, and each class's weakest topics are shown first.
Exit tickets and homework
Three quick questions at the end of a lesson, or a quiz set as homework with a link or code, with class results saved for you.
Parent updates
For inclusion leads
See how often lessons use inclusive play, extra time and accuracy scoring across the school, from room totals only. Nothing is recorded about an individual pupil.
- Lesson starters
- Plenaries
- End-of-topic checks
- Revision before tests
- Homework
- Assemblies and house competitions
- Staff training
SPONSORED PLACES
Free for public schools, covered by sponsors.
A workspace for the adults.
A game for the whole room.
Keep quizzes and staff access in one tidy place. No pupil accounts or SEND records.
Manage educator access
School Owner, School Admin, Educator and Viewer roles. Every member of staff has their own login, so no shared passwords.
Create quizzes from a topic or PDF
Organise Classes / Groups
Use your own class names and stage labels, such as Primary 5, Year 5 or JSS1. Save the usual settings for each group; no pupil lists needed.
Rehearse before a lesson
Run a practice game before class so you know exactly how it will go. Practice runs stay separate from normal school activity totals.
Set a suitable room pace
Set the thinking time for the room, and score on accuracy with no speed bonus.
See how sessions went
After hosting, open See results for question accuracy and what to revisit. Copy a class summary or save a class report to reopen later, without pupil names.
Set homework
Share a link or code. Pupils work at their own pace with no account, and you see who handed in and which questions to revisit.
Share to Classroom and Teams
Send the join link for a game or homework straight to Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams.
Support without singling anyone out.
One room code for everyone. You set the pace, and each pupil can quietly choose the support that helps them join in.
Read aloud & larger text
On each pupil’s own device, with the words still on screen.
Fewer choices & calmer screens
Fewer answer options, gentler sound and movement, and the choice to hide the timer.
Teacher-reviewed adaptations
Made to support your professional judgement, alongside the specialist help pupils already get.
Shared-device learning for ages 3 to 12.
Read-aloud early learning games for ages 3 to 5. Older children explore 10 topics with quizzes, picture choice, listening, matching and sequencing. Customise the pace and support for each child’s turn.
Works well for small groups sharing a tablet or the class screen.
Find out what helps in your setting.
Plan a pilot, brief your team, rehearse and collect staff feedback as you go. See how each session went at class level.
Our readiness page gives your DPO and IT lead what they need to review before you roll out.
JOIN THE BETA
Help shape Otiya for Schools .
Schools can take part in the beta for free until 31 January 2027. We’re welcoming a small number of schools, with help getting started and direct support throughout. Beta schools can also ask for a free class set of printed Answer cards. Apply to join us.