Schools across Kenya are losing up to 17% of students' academic progress every school holiday. Ed-Heads gives every student structured daily practice, AI coaching, and sends you a weekly progress report, automatically.
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Research is consistent: students lose an average of 17% of their maths knowledge during every unstructured school holiday. It compounds across terms. By the time results arrive, the gap is already two years wide. And schools have had almost no way to see it happening.
You find out how a student is really doing when exam results arrive. By then, the opportunity to intervene has already passed.
A student who gets stuck on a concept at 9pm on a Tuesday has no one to turn to. That confusion calcifies into a gap. Then a larger gap.
Parents are involved, they want weekly updates, clear progress data, something concrete to act on. Most schools can't give that to 800 families.
"Ed-Heads was built to close exactly this gap, and the schools adopting it first are seeing the difference within weeks."
Used by thousands of students across the UK. Now available to Kenya's leading schools as an exclusive Early Adopter programme.
Students access thousands of curriculum-aligned questions across Maths, English, and Science. Every answer is marked instantly. There is no waiting for a teacher. There is no wrong time to practise.
Coach Ed is an AI-powered study assistant embedded in the platform. It does not just show the correct answer, it walks through the reasoning step by step until the student understands. Available at any hour. Infinitely patient.
Ed-Heads automatically generates a progress report for every enrolled student and emails it to their parent. Schools receive an aggregate dashboard. You see which topics need attention, which year groups are falling behind, and where your curriculum delivery is having the most impact, before it becomes a problem.
The questions school leaders ask before every decision like this one.
Ed-Heads is aligned to the CBC curriculum for Grades 1–9, KCSE for Form 1–4, and IGCSE for Year 7–11 at over 90% content coverage. We will show you the specific alignment documentation on the webinar, subject by subject.
You don't have to. The platform sends the weekly report automatically. Parents receive it whether they log in or not. Engagement is built into the product, it doesn't depend on a school-wide rollout campaign.
Very little. Ed-Heads handles platform access, parent reporting, and student data. Your team reviews the school dashboard. The free trial is 5 students: we set it up and you observe. No IT project. No staff training programme.
The weekly parent report creates its own accountability. When a parent receives a report showing zero sessions completed, they ask their child why. The product creates the habit loop, schools that pilot it report usage rates above 70% within the first three weeks.
The data, what it costs your students, and why standard interventions don't close the gap.
A live walkthrough of the student experience, the Coach Ed coaching session, and the parent progress report.
How you see aggregate data across all enrolled students and use it to inform curriculum decisions.
We will share the curriculum mapping documents and you will be able to ask specific questions about your school's syllabus.
What the free 5-student trial involves, what success metrics look like, and what institutional pricing looks like afterwards.
No sales pitch at the end. If Ed-Heads is not right for your school, we will tell you.
"We had parents asking for more communication about their child's progress for years. The weekly report solved that without us doing anything differently. The data that comes back to the school is genuinely useful."
"The first time I saw a student work through a misconception with Coach Ed at 10pm and get it right, I understood why this was different. It is not another revision app. It is a coaching tool."
Free to attend. Limited to 50 school leaders. You will receive a confirmation email immediately and reminder emails as the date approaches.