Nexelia for Schools
Give every studenta personal tutor.
You can’t see who’s struggling until the mock is marked, and marking eats the evenings you’d use to help them.
Nexelia is one system for content, practice, marking and analytics, with Nexo guiding every student individually.
By the time mock results come back, it’s too late to change anything.
Marking takes your evenings and your weekends, and the feedback students need most is the thing there’s never time to write.
Thirty students, one lesson plan. Real differentiation is impossible to run by hand.
What schools get
The complete platform, in one system.
Not a question bank bolted onto a gradebook. Everything below is one product, and Nexo runs each student’s journey through it individually. Tap a capability to see it.
12B Maths: class analytics
Sample data2 students flagged as at risk this week. Open each to review and assign practice.
AI marking: Q3, Define impulse… [6]
Reviewed by you before it reaches the student
Correct method: equation quoted and applied.
Final unit dropped: N s, not N.
Assignments
Series: mixed practice
HigherFoundation12B Maths · MCQ · due Friday · 18/24 submitted
Differentiation: re-test
DraftDifferentiated · 2 tracks · built from last week’s weak topics
AI marking with inline annotations
A class set marked in minutes, each part marked against the scheme with inline notes, reviewed by the teacher before it reaches the student.
Mastery by student, live
Scores, completion and weak topics per student, updating with every answer, so you can step in early.
Differentiated assignments
Foundation and Higher tracks from one builder, so one assignment meets thirty students where they are.
Teacher tools demo
See the teacher side working.
A sealed, interactive tour of the real teacher portal on a sample class: briefing, lesson builder, who-needs-help, one-click assignments and AI marking. Live now, no signup.
Walk the teacher portal yourself
Six guided stops through the real portal: Nexo’s morning briefing, the AI lesson builder, the who-needs-help view, one-click assignments and marking to the scheme, all on a clearly-labelled sample class.
Native to Cambridge
Your curriculum’s language, spoken natively.
Department heads have seen ‘curriculum aligned’ before. Here is what native means when your moderation meeting checks.
Cambridge A Level Maths
At launchMarked against the mark scheme
AI marking works through each part against the scheme, awards the mark per part, and annotates where it was earned and lost.
Real grade boundaries
Predicted grades come from actual past-series thresholds: defensible numbers for parents’ evening.
Syllabus codes, mapped
Every chapter is tied to the official 9709 learning outcomes. Drop it straight into a scheme of work.
A marked question bank
Exam questions with solutions written in mark-scheme language, ready for cover lessons and homework.
Paper by paper
At launchPure Mathematics 1
Quadratics to integration, set as one chapter or the whole paper.
Pure Mathematics 2 & 3
Logarithms, further calculus, vectors and complex numbers for your A2 groups.
Command terms, enforced
Questions are written and marked against the official command terms, so classwork trains exam behaviour.
Mechanics and Statistics
Mechanics 1 and Probability & Statistics 1 and 2, each with its own chapters and question bank.
Outcomes
What changes for your school.
Each of these is backed by a built feature, not a roadmap slide.
Early intervention, not post-mortems
At-risk flagging surfaces students drifting off track while there is still time to act.
Marking hours handed back
Short-answer and structured responses marked against the scheme with inline annotations, reviewed by the teacher in minutes.
Department-level analytics
Performance by class, subject and cohort: the view a head of department needs, not just per-student dashboards.
Compliance-ready reporting
Exportable reports on progress and interventions by class and cohort, generated from live data.
Data, security, compliance
The section your DPO reads first.
Short version below; the full data pack covers controller/processor terms, sub-processor agreements and security measures.
Data ownership
- Your school is the data controller; Nexelia is the processor
- Student data is never used to train AI models
- Full export or deletion of cohort data on request
Security
- Encryption in transit and at rest
- Row-level security on all student data
- Sub-processors listed: Google Gemini, Groq
Compliance
- GDPR applied voluntarily, worldwide
- Hong Kong PDPO compliant
- Built for international schools
School pricing
Priced around your school.
Per-seat, per year. Minimum 10 students.
Every school is different, so we price around your cohort, your curriculum, and your timeline.
Content depth
Deep enough for a whole school.
The content library your department would otherwise assemble from five suppliers, already built.
Mark-scheme aligned, with worked solutions and model answers
Instant feedback, organised by chapter, topic, and difficulty
Spaced-repetition decks mapped to the syllabus
Ready to bring Nexelia to your school?
Direct line to the founder · From 10 to 5,000 students · Native to Cambridge A Level Maths