Navigate the school day, in taps
Phrases for the classroom, corridors, playground and parent conversations.
What it does
School is a social marathon: answering in class, asking to go to the bathroom, group work, making friends, and telling a teacher "I need help" or "I do not understand". The School Communication tool gives students and parents ready phrases for the classroom, corridors and playground — so learning and connecting stay the focus, not the struggle to speak.
Phrases for class participation without anxiety
Covers needs: bathroom, help, feeling unwell
Social phrases for making and keeping friends
A parents’ section for meetings and messages
Printable cards for desks and backpacks
How to use it
- 1 Choose your school situation
In class, between classes, lunchtime, or parent-teacher conversations.
- 2 Use class phrases
Tap "Can I ask a question?", "I need more time, please", "Could you repeat that?"
- 3 Use needs phrases
Quick tiles for "May I go to the bathroom?", "I feel unwell", "I need a break".
- 4 Connect with friends
Social openers and responses that make joining a conversation easier.
- 5 Involve the teacher
Share the explainer card so the teacher knows how to support you best.
Practical tips
- Give a copy of the board to your main teacher at the start of the year.
- Practise the "asking for help" phrase — it is the most important one in the school day.
- Use the social phrases to join games and groups without needing to invent small talk.
FAQ
Is this for students or parents?
Both. Students get classroom and social boards; parents get meeting phrases, email templates and progress-check scripts.
Will teachers accept a board in class?
Most welcome it — it is a recognised assistive tool that helps the student participate more, not less.
Can it help with presentations?
Yes. There are presentation phrases and a prompt-mode that displays key points while you speak.