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For schools · KS1 and KS2

The story your whole class steers.

Read an illustrated story together on the whiteboard and let the class decide what happens next. Make a class story in about a minute, play spelling games on the board, and see how every reader is doing in Teacher Studio.

Book a 15-minute demoHow to start
  • No ads
  • Every chapter safety-checked
  • Ages 5–11
Try it: tap to vote
A class with hands up votes on what happens next. On the whiteboard, a Litsee story’s choice screen: a girl on a sunny dock, with three choices underneath.

A demo of the class vote. Nothing here is sent anywhere.

Your week with Litsee

Ten to twenty minutes a day. A class that wants to read.

A teacher and four pupils gather round a tablet as a story comes to life.
Ten minutes inThe whole class is leaning in.One story on the board, a class deciding what happens next, and pupils asking for one more chapter.

  1. Mon: Story time

    Make a class story in about a minute: pick the topic, a story world and a reading level. Read chapter 1 together, or turn on listen along.

  2. Tue: Predict and vote

    Talk it through, then vote: pupils join with the code on the board on tablets or laptops, or the class votes with hands up.

  3. Wed: Write the next part

    Pupils write what happens next on a printed writing page from the free story starters.

    Free tool

  4. Thu: Spelling games

    Play spelling games on the board or on pupils’ own devices.

  5. Fri: Check in

    Reports show reading activity, quiz accuracy, vocabulary growth and pupils who may need support.

How a class story works on the whiteboard: a 10–20 minute lesson flow

See inside

One app, three views.

Class stories on the board

  • Open the story full screen. Read it yourself, or turn on listen along so Litsee reads it aloud.
  • At each turning point the class decides, on their own devices with the code on the board or with hands up.
  • Preview chapter 1 before you read it with the class.
Litsee’s choice screen: a smiling girl on a sunny wooden dock, with three choices and a box to write your own idea.
The choice screen from a Litsee story.
“My Year 4s used to dread guided reading. Now they ask if they can stay in at break. Litsee has changed the feeling of the classroom.”
Ms Patel · Year 4 Lead · Pilot School, London

Use these tomorrow · free, no login

Pick what you need for tomorrow.

Every free resource works on the whiteboard and prints on A4. Nothing to register, nothing stored.

For your newsletter or reading at home page: Reading at home, on one page, a sheet for families with a ten-minute bedtime routine, book bands in brief and questions to ask after a story.

Coming up: Anti-Bullying Week · Hanukkah · Christmas. Each has a ready-to-teach story unit for KS1 and KS2.

All the free tools

How to start

From a demo to your class’s reading reports.

Four pupils reading and writing their own stories at their desks.

  1. Book a 15-minute demo

    We’ll show you a class story on the board, Teacher Studio and the reports, and answer your questions.

  2. Start a free classroom trial

    Run your first class story with your own class, and try the spelling games.

  3. Decide with the reports

    Look at how your class read, then decide with your head or English lead whether to go further.

Book a demo or start a trialSchool pricing

Or email info@litsee.com with your school’s name and the year groups you teach.

For your safeguarding lead

Safe by design

  • Every chapter is checked. Each chapter’s words are checked against child-safety rules before pupils see them, and anything that fails is stopped.
  • Typed ideas can’t take over. Stories are built from Litsee’s own settings, so whatever a pupil types is only ever the hero’s idea, never an instruction to the AI.
  • No ads, ever. There is no advertising in Litsee, and our own visitor counts never follow pupils’ reading.
  • No voice recordings kept. When a pupil reads to the microphone, the browser’s own speech recognition listens; Litsee keeps no recording.
  • Hosted in the UK. Litsee’s database is hosted in the UK, on Amazon Web Services in London.
Read our safety promises

In the National Curriculum

“develop the habit of reading widely and often, for both pleasure and information”

National Curriculum in England, English, key stages 1 and 2, aims (statutory)

100% curriculum-aligned (benchmarked against Oak National Academy learning materials), with objectives tracked automatically.

Class stories practise, in the curriculum’s own words:

  • “predicting what might happen from details stated and implied”Years 3 and 4, reading comprehension
  • “drawing inferences such as inferring characters’ feelings, thoughts and motives from their actions, and justifying inferences with evidence”Years 3 and 4, reading comprehension

Questions heads and English leads ask

Before you decide

What do we need to run a class story?

A whiteboard or projector and Litsee open on your computer. Pupil devices are optional: pupils can vote on tablets or laptops with the code on the board, or the class can vote with hands up.

How long does a class story session take?

Between 10 and 20 minutes: a short recap, one chapter read together, a vote and the next part of the story. Most classes read a story over several sessions.

Is it safe for a primary class?

Litsee has no adverts, and every chapter is checked against child-safety rules before pupils see it. Stories are written for ages 5 to 11, and you can preview chapter 1 of a class story before reading it with the class.

What does the teacher see?

Litsee’s reports show reading activity, quiz accuracy, vocabulary growth and pupils who may need support, and they update as pupils read.

Is Litsee an AI story writing tool for KS1 and KS2 classrooms?

Yes. Litsee is made by Litsee Limited, a UK company, and its data is hosted in the UK. A teacher makes a class story in about a minute by picking the topic, a story world and a reading level. Each story is written and illustrated by AI, and every chapter is checked against child-safety rules before pupils see it. The class reads it together on the whiteboard and votes on what happens next, then pupils write the next part themselves. Reports show reading activity, quiz accuracy and vocabulary growth.

What pupil data does Litsee keep, and can our school get a data-protection agreement?

Litsee keeps only a child’s first name and age, and everything else is anonymous. Nothing is stored to train AI, no voice recording is kept when pupils read aloud, and there are no adverts and no open chat. Litsee is made by Litsee Limited, a UK company (England and Wales, company number 15841656), and its database is hosted in the UK, on Amazon Web Services in London. Schools can have a data-protection agreement on request: email info@litsee.com. Stories are written for ages 5 to 11.

How much does Litsee cost for a school?

School pricing is built around your setting, because class sets, whole-school licences and pilots all look a little different. Email info@litsee.com and we’ll reply.

Bring the story into your classroom.

A 15-minute demo, then a free classroom trial with your own class.

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Free for teachers today: story units · topic word mats · Storytelling Week · Book Day · whiteboard story lessons

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