Open new perspectives
Students explore shared challenges and exchange ideas through classroom projects.
For schools and school groups
Bring your school into a world of classroom collaboration
Bring teachers together around shared projects. Help students exchange ideas, explore global challenges and learn with classrooms beyond their own school.
- Free for teachers and students
- Start with one school or a whole group
Meaningful connections. Practical first steps.
Start with teachers
Choose projects around your teachers' subjects, languages and classroom schedules.
Learn from the experience
Follow participation and classroom work, then use teacher feedback to decide what comes next.
A place for your school community
Start with your school
Choose the kind of community you represent. You can start with interested teachers and build from there.
Individual school
Give your teachers a shared home for projects, classroom work and collaboration.
- A profile for your school
- Invite teachers and choose roles
- Your school's projects in one place
School group
Add your schools, keep local teams independent and follow projects across the group.
- Add schools or connect ones you manage
- Each school keeps its own profile and team
- Follow shared projects across the group
Planning for several schools?Talk to our team
From school profile to project
Start with the people and projects that fit your school.
- 1
Create your profile
Introduce your school or school group and give your team a shared starting point.
- 2
Bring your teachers in
Invite teachers to join your school. Choose who observes, moderates and manages your workspace.
- 3
Open your projects
Find your school's projects in one place, open the familiar project workspace and follow the classroom work.
Led by teachers
Teachers guide classroom participation and decide how shared projects fit their students. School roles make clear who manages access, reviews contributions or simply follows the work.
Read our safeguarding approachOne familiar place
Your school, teachers and projects
A school profile brings your team and projects together. Open a project to see its Wall, Map and the tools available to your role.
Your school
Workspace exampleA shared home for your school
Introduce your school, explain what matters to your community and make its projects easy to find.
- School introduction
- School projects
- Teacher community
Bring your teachers in
Invite teachers to join your school and share their own projects.
Teachers
Join the school community and take part in classroom projects.
Bring your schools together
In a school group, each school has its own profile, teachers and team. Follow the projects your schools share and filter them by school.
Give everyone the right access
Invite teachers into your school and choose who helps manage the workspace. Team access is managed by admins.
Admin
Manage the school profile, projects and team access.
Moderator
Follow projects and review incoming contributions.
Observer
Follow project activity with read-only access.
Safeguarding and trust
Security and privacy, transparently documented
Explore our safeguards, privacy policies and current assurance work in the Class2Class Trust Center.
Privacy and assurance progress
GDPR
Data protection programme
ISO/IEC 27001
Certification audit in progress
SOC 2 Type II
Attestation in progress
Questions from schools
Can we start with one school?
Yes. Start with an individual school and the teachers interested in a first project. A wider rollout is not required.
Does it work for school groups?
Yes. Choose School group when you set up. Add new schools or connect schools you already manage, and each school keeps its own profile, teachers and team. You can begin with a few interested schools, review how it went and decide what comes next.
Is it free for our teachers and students?
Yes. Class2Class is free for teachers and students, including when they join through your school.
Who manages access?
School admins manage invitations and team roles. Moderators can review contributions, while observers follow project activity without changing it. Teachers join through a school invitation.
What can we learn from project activity?
Classroom work, participation and teacher feedback can help you understand the experience. Participation figures alone do not demonstrate learning outcomes.
Begin with your school community
Create your profile, invite your team and take the first step together.
Create school profilePlanning for several schools?
Tell us about your school group and what you would like to explore. We'll reply by email and set up a conversation with our team.