Bookworm School

Your privacy, explained simply

Last updated 18 July 2026

Bookworm School is the app your school uses for homework. This page explains what the app knows about you, in plain words. If anything is confusing, ask your teacher or a grown-up at home.

What we know about you

Your name, your username, your class, and how you do on your homework and exams: your scores and your teacher’s feedback. That’s it. We don’t know your email address, your phone number, or where you are.

Who can see it

Your teachers and your school, and your parent or guardian. Nobody else. Other pupils can only see your name on the class leaderboard, and your school can switch that off.

When you talk to Rawi

Rawi is the study helper in the app. When you ask Rawi a question, the app remembers your chat so you can read it again. You can delete a chat whenever you like, and Rawi only answers questions about your homework.

Who writes your feedback

Your teacher does. Sometimes a computer helper writes a first version for them, using only your answers. Your teacher always reads it and changes it before you see it. Your exam report is written by the computer helper too, from your exam answers.

What we never do

We never show you adverts. We never sell your information. We never let strangers message you. The app has no chat between pupils at all.

If you leave your school

If you leave, or your parent or guardian asks, your school can delete everything about you: your scores, your chats with Rawi, all of it. Gone properly, not hidden.

Questions?

Ask your teacher first. Your school is in charge of your information. Grown-ups can read the full version of this notice at our school privacy notice.