Brisk Teaching

About the tool

SupplierThe company that makes and runs the tool.

Brisk Labs Corp.

WebsiteWhere we found the main information about the tool.

https://www.briskteaching.com

CategoryWhat sort of tool it is, for example a chatbot or a lesson-planning helper.

teacher tools

Pupil-facingWhether pupils use it directly, or only staff. Pupil use needs extra care.

not stated

Your data

Processor or controllerA processor only uses data on your school’s instructions. A controller makes its own decisions about the data, which means your school has less say.

processor for school accounts; controller for its own purposes incl. anonymised training datasets (DPA s.3.1)

Where data is storedWhich country the data is stored in. UK or EU storage is usually simpler for schools.

wherever Brisk or sub-processors have facilities; transfers under SCCs + UK Addendum (DPA s.7.1, s.13, Sched. 3)

Trains AI models on inputsWhether what you type (or upload) may be used to improve the supplier’s AI. “No” is what you want for anything about pupils or staff.

depends - DPA lets Brisk create anonymised datasets from school data to train or evaluate its own products

How long inputs are keptHow long the supplier keeps what you type before deleting it.

copy available for 30 days after the agreement ends, then deleted; accounts closed after 18 months inactivity

Agreements and contacts

Privacy noticeThe supplier’s privacy notice: their own explanation of what they do with personal data.

https://www.briskteaching.com/european-and-uk-privacy-notice

Data processing agreement (DPA)The data processing agreement: the contract that sets out how the supplier must look after your school’s data.

https://www.briskteaching.com/privacy/brisk-data-processing-addendum

Signs individual DPAs with schoolsWhether the supplier will sign a data agreement with your school specifically, rather than just standard online terms.

yes - DPA forms part of the agreement

UK GDPR representative / DPOWhether the supplier names a data protection officer or UK representative you can contact about data questions.

not stated

Age and safety

Minimum ageThe youngest age the supplier allows to use the tool. Check this before any pupil uses it.

not stated

Key safety noteAnything else worth knowing, such as admin controls or content filtering.

DPA effective 31 Aug 2026

Research statusHow complete our research on this tool is.

sourced (primary pages read 23 Oct 2026)

Sources

1. briskteaching.comhttps://www.briskteaching.com/european-and-uk-privacy-notice
2. briskteaching.comhttps://www.briskteaching.com/privacy/brisk-data-processing-addendum
3. briskteaching.comhttps://www.briskteaching.com/privacy/brisk-data-processing-addendum

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Quick answers

Is Brisk Teaching safe for UK schools?

AI Prefect rates Brisk Teaching Amber for staff use (Training depends on plan or settings) and Amber for pupil use (Training depends on plan or settings; Minimum age not stated). This is based on the supplier's published documents, last checked 2026-10-23. It is not legal advice; complete your own DPIA.

Does Brisk Teaching train on our data?

According to the supplier's published documents: depends - DPA lets Brisk create anonymised datasets from school data to train or evaluate its own products.

Where is Brisk Teaching data stored?

wherever Brisk or sub-processors have facilities; transfers under SCCs + UK Addendum (DPA s.7.1, s.13, Sched. 3).

What age is Brisk Teaching for?

Not stated. The supplier does not publish a minimum age we could find.

Is there a safer alternative to Brisk Teaching?

Better-rated tools with the same main use and sector: MagicSchool (amber), Teachmate (green).

Generated only from the facts above. “Not stated” means the supplier doesn’t publish it.