Human-curated intelligence for educators

Know what matters. Judge what's useful. Act without the faff.

ClassPilot brings together trusted education signals, honestly assessed online tools and learner-ready activities, helping teachers spend less time searching and more time making confident decisions.

Work smarter, not later is the editorial philosophy inside ClassPilot: practical, honest and teacher-aware.

Radar preparing Human review required
Signals Source-linked updates Tools Judged for classroom reality Activities Learner-ready, not vague ideas

Three distinct areas

ClassPilot starts with judgement, not another dashboard.

Radar

Education signals

Useful education, subject and policy developments with concise explanations of why they matter and who should care.

Online Tools

External tools assessed honestly

Websites, platforms, simulations, utilities and services judged for usefulness, setup, pupil accounts, data concerns and classroom practicality.

Learner Activities

Activities teachers can preview and share

Teacher-reviewed learner experiences that can eventually open directly through a clean link or QR code. Not a folder of vague lesson ideas.

Free Toolkit

Use something useful before you suggest what is missing.

Block 3 adds account-free computing tools, visualisers, classroom utilities and ready-to-use activities. Radar remains the way to report gaps and classroom problems.

The judgement layer

ClassPilot looks beyond the sales pitch.

Published material should help a teacher decide quickly whether something is worth attention, what it costs in preparation, and what must be checked before using it with pupils.

Who is it useful for? How much preparation is required? Are pupil accounts needed? What data or privacy concerns exist? Is it suitable for cover? Does it support SEND or accessibility? What must the teacher check? What can be done immediately?

Subject-agnostic by design

Computing can be an early strength, but it is not the whole product.

Computing English Maths Science Humanities Languages SEND and Inclusion Whole-school

Human curation

Automation may help prepare. Humans approve publication.

ClassPilot can use automated systems to find links, prepare summaries and flag things to check. Publication decisions remain human-curated.

  1. Discovered
  2. Prepared
  3. Human reviewed
  4. Published
  5. Rechecked

Early participation

Help shape what ClassPilot reviews first.

Suggest online tools, learner activities, useful workflows, classroom problems, corrections or feedback.

Submit a problem or suggestion