For schools

Send us the homework. We explore the bedtime story.

Homework arrives home as a chore and a fight. It does not have to. We are inviting schools to discuss a one-class pilot: send us what your class was set today — a photo of the board, a worksheet, a line in a message — and we agree in writing how a bedtime story version would work before any student work is sent.

And the homework itself still has to be done. The pilot direction is a focused 25-minute session: one sitting, a clear start and a clear finish, with the same characters the child already knows.

• Tonight's homework, tonight's storyThe pilot idea is a bedtime story shaped around the day's work — the same concept, wearing a story instead of a worksheet.
• A 25-minute session, not an eveningThe pilot direction is one focused sitting with a beginning and an end, roughly as long as a child of this age can genuinely concentrate.
• Send it however you already doWhatsApp, email, a photo of the blackboard, a PDF from your existing app. We would fit your routine rather than ask you to adopt a new one.
• Parents see it workingA pilot would give families a simple picture of what was practised and what their child found easy or hard — without another portal to log into.
• Your class, your curriculumA pilot would follow the board and the syllabus you already teach. Nothing is replaced; the evening is just made to work.
• Start with one classPick a single section as a pilot. If the parents in it do not tell you it helped, we stop.