Can schools check GCSE subject and exam-board coverage?
Yes. The coverage page lists qualification, awarding body and subject combinations that currently have mapped lessons in the public catalogue. A board name on its own is not coverage.
SAVI School
Online GCSE learning for schools
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SAVI School provides online GCSE learning for schools: self-paced lessons aligned to mapped subjects and awarding bodies, with progress and evidence where the live product supports them. Schools can check current coverage before assigning work. SAVI supplements school provision. It does not replace the school, the teacher, or an exam centre.
GCSE subject and exam-board coverage
What schools are being offered
Online GCSE learning for schools, on this page, means supplementary self-paced lessons a school can point pupils to. It is not a proposal that SAVI becomes the school, employs the teachers, or runs the exam centre. Curriculum alignment means the lesson is mapped to a qualification, an awarding body and a subject that exist in the live catalogue.
Curriculum alignment
Ofqual regulates GCSEs in England. Awarding organisations publish the specifications. SAVI's alignment is a mapping from a specification objective to a canonical lesson. If that mapping is missing, the combination is not covered, even if the board's name is familiar.
Subject and awarding-body mappings
Schools should read GCSE subject and exam-board coverage and open the subject page for the row they need. AQA, Pearson Edexcel, OCR and WJEC/Eduqas appear there only where mapped lessons exist. Mapping is not an endorsement by the awarding organisation.
Self-paced learning inside a school
Pupils can work through a mapped lesson without waiting for a whole-class slot. The school still decides who uses it, how it fits the scheme of work, and how safeguarding is handled for its pupils. Independent study for a family is a different buyer, described as self-paced GCSE learning.
Progress and evidence
Family accounts can show learning progress for a pupil on SAVI. That is a record of activity in the product, not a GCSE grade and not an Ofsted evidence pack. A school should confirm, in the account it actually uses, which completion records it can see before describing them to governors or parents.
What a school should verify before assigning work
- The subject and awarding body are on the coverage table today.
- The subject page lists the lessons, rather than a board identifier alone.
- Practice inside the lesson is separate from the public exam.
- Safeguarding and who can see pupil activity match the school's own policy.
What SAVI does not replace
SAVI does not replace the school or an exam centre, and it does not enter pupils for public GCSEs. AI Build Group Ltd is listed on the UK Register of Learning Providers, UKPRN 10101917. A UKPRN listing is not Department for Education accreditation or endorsement, and it is not Ofsted registration.
Evidence and sources
Online GCSE learning for schools is supplementary. Compared with replacing a teacher, SAVI keeps the school as the institution. Staff should check the live coverage table before assigning a lesson. A mapping is not an awarding-body partnership.
- School use. Point pupils to mapped self-paced lessons and review the activity the product actually shows.
- Teacher check. Confirm the subject, awarding body and lesson exist today. Do not assign work from a draft or a skeleton.
- Exam responsibility. The school arranges public exam entry. SAVI does not operate an exam centre.
Sources
Does SAVI replace a school or exam centre?
No. SAVI supplements teaching the school already provides. The school remains responsible for the pupil, safeguarding in school, and any decision to enter a public exam. SAVI does not operate as an exam centre.
Can SAVI support independent GCSE study?
Yes, as self-paced mapped lessons. Independent study for a family is described on the home-learning page. For a school, the same lessons are supplementary and the school remains the institution.
How should schools verify current lesson availability?
Open the coverage table and the subject page linked from it. Those pages are generated from the live catalogue. Do not treat a brochure, an advert, or an older copy of this page as the list of available lessons.