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Built for senior students, with school-safe boundaries.

Last updated: 14 September 2026

Short answer

  • ScoreReady is built for senior secondary study, not social networking or public sharing.
  • Student work and progress are private by default.
  • Teacher access is tightly controlled and only available after manual validation and approval.
  • Linked teachers only see students who have joined their class flow.
  • Student data is not sold or made publicly visible, and is not used to target advertising or build advertising audiences.
  • Account data can be deleted by request or from the account page, usually immediately and within 48 hours.
  • Core application data is stored securely in Asia-Pacific cloud infrastructure covered by SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 security programs.

Student privacy

ScoreReady collects only the information needed to provide practice, feedback, account access and teacher-linked class features. Student progress is not public. A student's practice history is only visible to the student, authorised site administrators, and a linked teacher where the student has joined that teacher's class.

ScoreReady does not sell student data, does not use student data to target advertising or build advertising audiences, and does not publish student responses or scores. No student or account details are shared with any advertising platform; the Privacy Policy sets out exactly what is shared and with whom.

Students can delete their account data from the account page. Deletion usually occurs immediately, though completion across related systems may take up to 48 hours.

AI and feedback

AI is used only to provide study feedback. It is not used to make official assessment decisions, replace a teacher's judgement, or generate an official SCSA result. Identifying account details are not needed for AI marking and are therefore kept private from AI marking requests.

Student answers are encrypted when sent to ScoreReady and its AI provider, OpenAI, which processes them in the United States to generate feedback. OpenAI does not use data sent through its API to train its models. Student accounts, work and class records are stored in Sydney, Australia.

Student names, email addresses and internal account identifiers are not added to normal AI prompts. Students should still avoid putting personal or sensitive information in written answers or uploaded images, because that content may be sent to the AI provider for processing.

Students should not include personal, sensitive or health information in written answers. Feedback is framed as learning guidance, not as a formal school mark.

School requirements

ScoreReady is designed to support the types of checks schools commonly need to complete for digital learning tools, including privacy, information security, child safety, software assessment, data access and deletion. Core application data is stored in Asia-Pacific cloud infrastructure covered by recognised independent security frameworks, including SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001. The public page keeps technical infrastructure details general; specific security and storage details can be provided directly to school leadership or IT/security staff where required for a school assessment.

Questions from schools

School leaders, parents or students can ask for privacy, access or deletion information through the contact link in the footer. See the Privacy Policy for the full summary. Schools in your state or territory may have additional digital-learning guidance — contact your school leadership if you need specific policy references.