Storywizard gives children aged 6–14 the thrill of writing, illustrating and holding their very own printed book — with their name on the cover. Built for the classroom, tailored to each Key Stage, and safe by design.
See school packages →Why teachers love it
Children write with real motivation when they know it becomes a genuine book they get to keep.
Seeing their name on a cover as "the author" is a lasting confidence boost — especially for reluctant writers.
Supports composition, planning, vocabulary and creativity across the English curriculum.
No pupil accounts, no chat, no public content. Every book reviewed before print.
Tailored to your class
Storywizard adapts the writing level, story length and support to suit the age and stage of your pupils.
For our youngest authors, Storywizard keeps language simple and warm. With a teacher or adult guiding the prompts, KS1 pupils create a short, richly illustrated story built around their own characters and ideas.
KS2 is Storywizard's heartland. Pupils take the lead — choosing their title, characters and plot — and produce a longer, chaptered, illustrated story. Ideal for creative writing units, topic work, or an end-of-year keepsake.
KS3 pupils can stretch into longer, more sophisticated stories with richer plots and themes. A powerful way to re-engage older pupils with creative writing and give them a tangible, published result to be proud of.
We have a section built for them — free printable lesson plans, story planners and character sheets, curriculum links for KS1, KS2 and KS3, and how to run it as a class project.
Resources for teachers →Curriculum links
Planning, drafting and shaping a complete narrative from idea to finished story.
Pupils describe their characters in words, so there are no photos to collect, no consent forms, and no images of children involved.
Encourages richer word choices, description and an awareness of audience.
Pupils invent original characters, worlds and plots — entirely their own.
Being a named, published author builds self-belief and pride in writing.
A real, exciting outcome motivates children who usually resist writing tasks.
Tie stories to history, science or topic themes for engaging project work.
A class of 30 is £330 — invoiced to your school on its usual terms, with no card, no subscription and no minimum beyond a single class. Far below our retail price.
We have a funding pack for school leaders: an adaptable pupil premium strategy statement, a charging-policy note for business managers, a ready-to-send parent letter, and the EEF and National Literacy Trust evidence base for literacy engagement. Email us and we'll send it over.
Request the funding pack →SEND & accessibility
A pupil can have a story about things their own age group cares about, written at a reading level they can manage. The story never becomes babyish to match the reading level, and the hero never sounds younger than the reader.
Every field is labelled so a screen reader announces what it is for. Guidance sits outside the boxes rather than inside them, so it is not lost the moment a pupil starts typing. Dictation software can be used in any field.
Every book is printed on cream stock, which cuts glare and is easier to read for many pupils, including dyslexic readers.
Not part of the standard class price, but any book can be ordered with a full narration of the whole story in a British voice, emailed within 24 hours. For a pupil who cannot read the printed book comfortably, it is a way in. Ask us and we will quote it.
We audit the book creation journey against WCAG 2.2 level AA and fix what it finds — most recently field labelling, colour contrast, a skip link and focus indicators. This is a self-assessment, not an independent audit, and we say so plainly. Our Accessibility Statement sets out what works today and what does not.
Class sets go through the same form as everything else, so all of this applies to bulk school orders too.
Safeguarding & data protection
Storywizard is on the Launchpad programme of the British Educational Suppliers Association — the trade association for the UK education supply sector, and the body behind the Bett show. Every company connected to BESA signs its Code of Practice.
No pupil accounts, no logins, no chat, no messaging and no public content. Story creation is private, and every book is reviewed before it is printed. Aligned with Keeping Children Safe in Education.
Read our full safeguarding approach, written for schools. Download the Safeguarding Statement (PDF)
We are ICO-registered (ZC179445) and UK GDPR compliant, with order data stored in a UK/EU region. Download our Data Protection Impact Assessment (PDF)
Our tool does not involve staff working with children on-site. Where we attend a school in person, the individual holds a current Enhanced DBS check and follows your school's visitor and safeguarding policies.
Our information pack covers how it works, the teacher portal, safeguarding, data protection and costs — everything your team needs to make a decision.
Download the schools pack (PDF) ↓Tell us your Key Stage and class size, and we'll get your pupils writing their own books.
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