EDÀ by EDATECH
EDÀ gives secondary schools in Nigeria a question bank checked by teachers, a study plan for each pupil, an AI tutor with sensible limits, and reports that parents can read.
Built for the Nigerian secondary curriculum, JSS1 to SSS3. Live in schools since September 2026.
The product
Real screens from the platform, taken on a demonstration school. Names are fictional.
Who it is for
Pupils, teachers, parents and school leaders each sign in to their own portal. The work a pupil does feeds the view every other person sees.
What is behind it
35,000+
questions, each approved by a person before a pupil sees it
4,500+
learning objectives mapped to the Nigerian secondary curriculum
JSS1 to SSS3
the full secondary range, from junior to senior
22
learning games built on the same question bank
31
narrated video guides, one for every part of the platform
The question bank is reviewed by teachers, and the difficulty of each question is measured from how pupils actually answer it. Every school that joins makes the picture sharper.
Getting started
Schools join by invitation. There is no open sign-up, so every account on the platform belongs to a school we know.
We show you the platform with your own subjects and year groups, and answer the questions your teachers will ask.
Your school leader receives a link and fills in a six-step form: classes, school details, headcount, plan and branding. It takes about twenty minutes.
The platform creates a licence code for every teacher and pupil, with printable registration cards. Each pupil card carries a paired code for a parent.
Teachers and pupils register with their code; parents register with theirs once their child has. No email invitations, no spreadsheets.
The school begins on a thirty-day trial of the plan it chose, with the question bank already loaded for every subject it teaches.
Plans
A school picks a plan for all its pupils. Prices depend on the number of pupils and are given at the demo.
A taste of the platform for a school that wants to look before it commits.
Everything in Free, plus a plan for each pupil.
Everything in Learn, plus the tools teachers use every week.
Everything in Teach, for schools that want the most from it.
Families whose school is on the platform can also hold a plan for their own child. Ask us at the demo.
Trust and safety
A pupil only ever sees a question a person has approved. Nothing is generated into a quiz on the fly.
Every page checks who is asking. A school sees only its pupils, a parent only their own children, a pupil only their own work.
Every AI feature has a monthly allowance per person and a daily limit per school, and one switch turns all of it off at once.
Email addresses, phone numbers and ID numbers are removed before anything reaches the AI, and tutoring chats replace a pupil’s name with a placeholder.
The platform runs on Amazon Web Services in Europe, with hourly database backups and the ability to restore to any point in the last seven days.
Teachers and parents verify their email address before they can act on the platform. Pupils sign in with a username their school gives them.
In the news
Interviews, features and articles are collected on the media page.
A demo takes about forty minutes. Bring a teacher; they will have the best questions.