Skilly maps to the DfE statutory RSHE (2025) across primary (KS1–KS2) and secondary (KS3–KS4), and runs in England mode, relabelled to Themes, Key Stages and RSHE · PSHE. Pupils write short reflections after each lesson; the AI drafts warm formative feedback and flags any safeguarding signal; the teacher always has the final word. What you get back is the personal-development evidence Ofsted looks for: generated, not assembled.
🔒 UK GDPR & Data Protection Act 2018 · 🇪🇺 EU-hosted (lawful under UK adequacy) · 🛡️ KCSIE-aligned safeguarding
Early access: honest about where we are. The RSHE mapping is complete and the platform runs fully in England mode today (you can try it in the live demo below). We're completing a fluent-specialist review of the England-specific content before we call it generally available, so we're onboarding a small number of design-partner schools first. Join them and shape it.
Built around what you're actually held to
The Skilly England programme
Each maps to shipped Skilly capability, running in England mode today.
Primary KS1–KS2 · Secondary KS3–KS4
Skilly's lessons are mapped to the DfE statutory RSHE (2025) and the PSHE Association's three themes: Health & Wellbeing, Relationships, and Living in the Wider World. In England mode the whole platform reads in England's terms: lessons grouped by Theme, year groups as Key Stages, the subject as RSHE · PSHE.
DSL · MASH · UK helplines
Every reflection is AI-scanned for a safeguarding signal the instant it's submitted. England mode frames it correctly: the Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL), referral to the local authority's children's services (MASH) under KCSIE, and UK crisis services (Childline, Shout, Papyrus, Samaritans). Parents' statutory right to withdraw a child from the sex-education elements of RSHE is built in and enforced per pupil. And it feeds the record you already keep: one click sends a structured export of any alert to your CPOMS or MyConcern intake address, stamped into the alert's timeline.
Self-evaluation · governor reporting
Every reflection counts toward your personal-development and wellbeing evidence. The AI School Summary writes the headline; per-class and whole-school dashboards show engagement and the wellbeing picture; it all exports for self-evaluation and your governor / trust pack. The teacher reads what each pupil actually wrote. The evidence is a by-product of good teaching, not extra admin.
Central adoption · per-school environments
Adopt Skilly once across your trust and every school runs its own ring-fenced environment, so no data crosses between schools. One agreement, consistent RSHE provision and a consistent evidence model across the trust. A natural fit for diocesan and faith trusts that already share an ethos and a wellbeing strategy.
How schools fund it
💷 Pupil Premium
A wellbeing and personal-development programme that lifts engagement and belonging sits squarely within Pupil Premium strategy, especially at primary. Skilly gives you the reflection data and evidence to show the spend working.
📗 Core & curriculum budget
RSHE is statutory, so the teaching resource that delivers it is core spend. Skilly replaces scattered worksheets and one-off schemes with a single mapped, evidenced programme.
A note, honestly: the DfE Senior Mental Health Lead grant closed in January 2025, so we don't build a funding pitch on it. Skilly is funded the way statutory provision usually is: from core budget and Pupil Premium.
🔒 Data protection & residency: the DPO's questions, answered up front
A UK-law Data Processing Agreement is provided for signature during onboarding.
Pricing
We're finalising England pricing with our design-partner schools. Tell us your phase and pupil numbers and we'll send a clear quote: Pupil-Premium fundable, with VAT shown separately.
Common questions
The fastest way to understand Skilly for England is two minutes in the live demo: a real school, in England’s own curriculum terms. Pick your level:
In Northern Ireland? NI follows its own CCEA curriculum (PDMU and Learning for Life & Work), not England's RSHE, so Skilly runs a separate NI mode with the Designated Teacher and HSC Trust Gateway. See Skilly for Northern Ireland.
