How Bridge Academy works
From grade transition to daily missions — a structured path parents control and students can follow.
A clear plan — not another pile of worksheets
Four steps from grade transition to daily study rhythm.
Step 1
Choose current grade and target grade
Select the transition your child is preparing for — from Grade 6 through university prep.
Step 2
Add subjects, strengths, and study time
Tell Bridge Academy what matters: subject importance, weak areas, mark targets, and daily study minutes.
Step 3
Generate the bridge program
AI builds weekly plans, daily missions, lessons, quizzes, assignments, review cards, and parent coaching notes.
Step 4
Study daily — review all year
Your child sees only today’s missions. Memory refresh cards keep summer learning alive through the school year.
Preview before you save
When you click Generate Bridge Program, Bridge Academy shows a preview of the weekly plan, daily missions, lessons, quizzes, assignments, review cards, and parent coaching notes. Nothing is saved until you approve — so you stay in control of what your child sees.
What gets created
- Weekly plan with goals and parent coaching notes
- Daily missions scheduled by available study time
- Lessons with reading content and video resources
- Assignments and quizzes with answer keys
- Memory refresh cards and spaced review schedule
- Student reflection prompts
Parents get context around quiz attempts
Bridge Academy helps parents review quiz attempts with integrity signals alongside scores, weak topics, and missed answers.
Privacy note: Bridge Academy does not save screenshots, video, or clipboard contents. Integrity review stores event metadata only, such as tab changes, fullscreen exits, clipboard actions, browser flags, and screen-share status.
Tab and focus signals
Parents can see when a quiz attempt included tab switches, hidden tabs, or windows losing focus.
Clipboard activity
Copy, cut, and paste actions are counted as integrity signals during active quiz attempts.
Fullscreen and screen-share status
Bridge Academy can flag fullscreen exits and whether optional screen sharing was started, stopped, denied, or unsupported.