INTERACTIVE LEARNING FOR SCHOOLS

Bring the whole
lesson together.

Interactive classroom units, with teaching resources,
practical activities and saved student responses.

RecessLearning activityStudent view
Understand the idea

How does a computer
make a decision?

A condition is a question with two possible answers: true or false. The answer decides what happens next.

One question. Two paths.
Different inputs can lead to different actions.

LearnExploreExplain
EXPLORE A CONDITION

Change the sensor input. Follow the decision.

Understand an idea. Try it out. Explain the thinking.

One place to teach.
More ways to learn.

Sequenced explanations, investigations and practical work give each lesson a clear shape. Teaching resources support delivery, with student responses and feedback connected to the class.

You lead the class. Students take an active part.

Sequenced learningPractical activitiesTeaching resourcesResponses & feedback

Prepare. Teach. Review.

01 / PREPARE

A clear plan.
Room to teach.

Start with a structured unit. Learning goals, sequenced lessons and practical resources give you a clear route through the content.

  • Review explanations, activities and teaching notes
  • Set up class access without student email accounts
  • Choose which sessions your class can open
02 / TEACH

Learning students
can work with.

Students investigate an idea, make a change and test a prediction. Then they explain what happened.

Clear stages, practical support and optional extensions keep the next task in view.

03 / REVIEW

See the thinking
behind the work.

Read the decisions behind a student’s work. Short responses and reflections give you a starting point for useful feedback.

  • Responses saved to the class as students work
  • Progress and reflections in the teacher view
  • Feedback connected to the student’s lesson

CLASSROOM ACCESS

Simple to join.
Yours to manage.

Teachers use their approved school email. Students join through a class link or code, then enter their own private learning code.

  • No student email accountsManage learners and code recovery from your class.
  • Release sessions when you’re readyOpen or lock sessions independently. Saved work is kept.
Student sign in

THE PRACTICAL DETAILS

A few things
worth knowing.

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What comes with a unit?
A sequence of lessons, learning goals, explanations, practical activities and teaching notes, plus class access, saved responses and feedback tools.
How does curriculum alignment work?
Each unit has a defined scope and curriculum mapping. We can share these with you so you can check the fit for your year level and teaching requirements.
Do students need to install Recess?
Recess runs in a web browser. Some practical activities use a separate educational tool. We’ll confirm device, network and file requirements with your school.
What work does Recess save?
Lesson responses, reflections and teacher feedback are saved in Recess. Projects made in external tools need their own files kept in school-approved storage.
How do we get started?
Tell us your subject, year level and teaching needs. We’ll discuss suitable materials and access, and agree the scope and cost with you before proceeding.

RECESS FOR YOUR SCHOOL

Let’s talk about
your classroom.

Tell us what you teach and what your class needs. Let’s talk about how Recess could fit your school.

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  • Structured interactive units
  • Teaching notes & practical resources
  • Class access & session controls
  • Saved responses & teacher feedback