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Safe listening, taught in class.

Hearing health belongs next to sun protection and screen time in a school's wellbeing programme. Our school programme gives teachers a picture of the class without ever showing them an individual child.

Last updated: October 22, 2026EnglishTürkçeDeutschFrançaisEspañolItalianoPortuguês (Brasil)日本語

  1. 1What teachers see

    A weekly class report with averages only:

    • How many students are in the class and how many reported data that week.
    • Average listening time and average time above the listening limit.
    • Average weekly sound dose, and how many students fall into each dose band (for example 0–25% or 80–100% of the WHO weekly budget).
    • An average posture score and the average noise level around students, where that data exists.
    A report appears only when at least 10 students in the class reported data that week. With fewer, there is no report at all, so nobody can work out who is who.

  2. 2What teachers never see

    Never shared with the schoolWhy
    Names, accounts or any individual's numbersReports are anonymous averages.
    Live status, alerts or notificationsThese go only to the child and their parents.
    Location, including dropped-earbud eventsEvent locations are for the family only and deleted after 7 days.
    Goals, rewards, cheers or the bunny wardrobeFamily life stays in the family.
    What students listen toNobody sees that, not even us: the app has no access to it.

  3. 3How a class joins

    • We set up your school and its classes. Each class gets its own join code, visible to the school's administrator.
    • The school shares the code with families, for example in a letter home.
    • A parent enters the code in the app for their child. Joining is the parent's choice, and any linked parent can leave the class at any time.
    • From then on, only anonymous aggregates of that child's data count towards the class average.

  4. 4Pilot programme

    We are looking for pilot schools. A pilot runs for one term: we set up your classes, help you explain the programme to families, and meet with you at the end to hear what worked and what didn't.

  5. 5Data protection

    The programme is built on data minimisation: the school receives anonymous statistics only, and parents stay in control. Where a school's role requires it, we sign a data processing agreement. Read our school data processing agreement, our privacy policy and the children's privacy notice.

  6. 6Get in touch

    Interested in a pilot or have questions? Write to , or use the contact form.