Słupsk is the first city in Poland to implement the Classwise system in all primary schools, giving both teachers and pupils access to the latest technology.

School used to be boring, but now we can create quiz questions ourselves and compete with each other. It’s much better than just sitting and listening for the whole lesson. And it’s easier to remember things when you make the questions yourself.

At first, I didn’t like reading, but now that we have Classwise, I actually want to do the quizzes. The questions are short, and when there are pictures, it’s easier for me to understand. And I don’t worry at all if I get a letter wrong, because what matters is that I understand it.

This is an excellent tool with tremendous potential. Over time, once we integrate it into our daily routine, it will come to shape the way we run our lessons.

I used Classwise for the first time during the school Careers Challenge, where it allowed the whole group to participate, not just individual pupils.

I use Classwise in my design and technology lessons. It’s an excellent tool for wrapping up lessons. Pupils often want to take the quiz multiple times, saying it immediately shows them what they haven’t fully mastered yet.

Classwise transforms my lessons into dynamic, joyful and collaborative experiences full of engagement. I use this tool across different subjects – English, maths, science and even computing – as a way to introduce, assess or reinforce various concepts.