What this project is for

Ryan Ellis created Dispatch to help students at school understand real-world news and connect it to their A-Level studies. It is an independent student project, not an official school platform or an AQA, Pearson Edexcel or publisher service. Teacher acknowledgements do not imply that every page has been checked or endorsed by them.

Public study resources are free to browse. Account features let you save and organise your work. Features and access limits may change as the project develops.

Use it to learn

• Check important facts against the original article, current specification and your teacher’s guidance. News changes, topic matches can be imperfect and mistakes can happen.
• AI replies and estimated marks are study feedback, not official examiner decisions or a promise of a grade. Use them to improve your reasoning.
• Follow your school’s rules on coursework, assessments and permitted assistance. Do not submit generated work as your own or use Dispatch to break exam rules.
• News about money or politics is educational reading, not personal financial or professional advice.

Look after your account and other people

• Use your own account, keep the password private and do not share administrator access.
• Do not try to access other people’s notes, bypass limits, disrupt the site or post abusive content.
• Keep classmates’ personal details, confidential school information and restricted exam material out of uploads and AI requests.
• Only administrators and approved moderators can edit the shared board. They must have permission to share any notes or files they publish.

Access may be restricted or content removed to deal with misuse, protect people or investigate a problem. Contact Ryan if you think a restriction is a mistake.

Whose content is it?

Dispatch’s original design and original study material are Ryan Ellis’s project. News articles, exam papers, mark schemes, archive material and other linked resources belong to their respective owners. A link or a short preview does not transfer those rights to Dispatch.

You may use Dispatch’s original study guides for your personal revision. Follow the original publisher’s terms for other material, including any subscription or copying restrictions.

You keep the rights you have in your own notes and answers. By submitting them, you allow Dispatch to store and display them for the feature you choose, and to send them for AI processing when you request that feature. Shared-board uploads are public; personal Vault notes are not.

If you own material that should not be here, send Ryan the page link and details of the issue. It can then be checked and corrected or removed.

A student project, still improving

Dispatch may occasionally be unavailable, contain errors or change features. Keep your own copy of important schoolwork. These notes do not remove any rights you have under applicable law.

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The Privacy page explains data use, and Cookies & choices explains browser storage and optional measurements. Material changes will be reflected in the date on these pages.

Something unclear?

Email Ryan at raraexterne@gmail.com. Please never send your password. You can also use the Feedback page to report a mistake or a problem.