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What adults can see

IWA is your space to think and grow. Here is exactly who can see what, so there are no surprises.

Your Parent/Guardian can see

  • Which modules you have started and finished, and when.
  • Stars you earn for finishing a module on time.
  • Your reflections only when you tick “Share”, or when a reflection is always shared (see below).
  • Notes your teacher chooses to share with them.

Your teacher can see (if you use IWA at school)

  • Which modules you have started and finished in their class.
  • Reflections that are always shared (see below).
  • Notes they write to help you grow. You can see these notes too. If you disagree with a note, you can tell your teacher or Parent/Guardian and ask for it to be changed.

Some reflections are always shared

  • If a reflection suggests you may be unsafe or very upset, a trusted adult will see it, even if “Share” is unticked. Short answers or not wanting to share never cause this.
  • This is so an adult can check in and support you. You are not in trouble.
  • If something worrying is written, a trained IWA team member and your school (if you have one) may also be told, so you get help quickly.

How IWA checks reflections

  • A computer helper (AI) reads your reflection to check you answered the question and that you are OK. It does not see your name.
  • It never gives you a score, a grade or a label.
  • Names and nicknames are checked for unkind or rude words. If a nickname breaks the rules, IWA may pause your account and tell your Parent/Guardian or school why, so they can help you fix it.

What nobody can see

  • Your PIN. It is scrambled so even IWA staff can’t read it.
  • Photos, voice or camera — IWA never asks for these.
  • There are no rankings or character scores, ever.

If anything worries you or you feel unsafe, talk to a teacher, parent or another adult you trust.