Built by a parent, for every student in the class

Why I started WizdoBee

I'm a mom of children who learn differently, and I was diagnosed with ADHD myself at 45. I've seen how hard school can be for students who learn differently, and how much easier it gets when the right help is there at the right moment.

Schools work hard on this. Teachers make extra versions of worksheets late at night. Inclusion teams write thoughtful plans. Families do their best at home. But the pieces live in different places, so the help doesn't always reach the student in the middle of their work.

WizdoBee brings it together. It builds each student's support into everyday classwork and homework, saves teachers from making three versions of everything by hand, and lets families see how things are going without chasing anyone. It's for the whole class: students who need extra support, students who are ready for more, and the teachers who make it all work.

What I bring

Twenty-five years in communications taught me to make complicated things simple, which is most of what good software for schools needs to do. My work with The Bully Effect, and my training in child protection, shape how WizdoBee handles wellbeing: concerns always reach a named person, and the platform never diagnoses.