Swap Your Paper Spending and Watch the Benefits Multiply With just a click of a button, Seesaw transforms paper-based materials into personalised digital resources tailored to your pupil’s needs, helping your school save money on paper and ink while eliminating printer hassles.
10 Time & Cost Saving Benefits with Seesaw Long-Term Cost Savings
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Reduce paper use and costs. Schools can save roughly £10K–£50K per year on paper, ink, and photocopier upkeep by switching to Seesaw. In return, schools access powerful, interactive learning resources that boost pupil engagement, accessibility, personalised instruction, real-time feedback, and strengthen the home-to-school connection.
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Improved Communication & Engagement with Families Seesaw’s digital portfolios enable families to see and support their child’s learning journey—no more lost handouts or newsletters in school bags. Families can view progress and teachers can communicate with them in over 100 languages within the Seesaw platform.
Accessibility, Differentiation and Personalisation Unlike paper-based activities, Seesaw activities can be tailored to individual learning styles, reading levels, languages, and pupil needs. With multimodal tools like drawing, video, and voice recording, even emerging readers and non-verbal pupils can confidently learn and share their thinking in ways that suit them. Pupils can participate equitably, and teachers can support necessary adjustments.
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Anywhere, Anytime Access
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Seesaw makes learning accessible wherever life takes pupils and their families. Whether a child is at school, at home, travelling, or transitioning between households, they can easily access learning materials and assignments. Divorced parents, deployed military members, grandparents, aunts, and other relatives can stay informed and engaged, no matter where they are, ensuring consistent support and connection.
Interactive & Engaging Seesaw’s built-in multimedia tools and interactive elements make learning more dynamic and engaging for pupils, enabling them to learn and share in ways that work best for them. Teachers can also add audio or video instructions for non-readers or English language learners.