Every feature, by role
The full list, not just the highlights. 25 capabilities for teachers.
For classroom teachers
25 capabilities
Register
Mark a class in seconds
Mark a whole class present, absent or late in seconds. Every mark saves instantly, with nothing to sync at the end of the day.
Opens on the right class already
The register works out which period you are in from the clock and opens that class, so there is nothing to choose first.
Carries forward the previous period
Marks from the previous period pre-fill the next one, so you are correcting a few pupils rather than marking thirty.
Keeps working when the network does not
Marks taken during a network drop are saved on the device and sent when the connection returns, with the status shown on screen.
Take a register for a class that is not yours
Covering a colleague, pick any teacher and take their register properly, rather than writing it on paper to enter later.
Your school's own attendance codes
Your existing attendance code set is used as it stands, including multiple late timings, rather than a fixed set you have to map onto.
Behaviour
Log a merit between questions
Log a merit or demerit during or after a lesson, categorised by reason, visible to pastoral staff straight away.
Demerits with a reason attached
Record a demerit against a category (conduct, effort, uniform, equipment) so the pattern is readable later, not just a running total.
Refer on when it needs someone senior
Raise a referral and route it to the right desk: behaviour, pastoral, learning support, principal teacher or depute.
Homework
Set homework once
Set homework once. Pupils and parents see it immediately, with no separate app to check.
Attendance
Attendance for your subject, not just registration
Every class carries its own attendance record, so you can see who is missing your lessons specifically rather than only the morning mark.
Markbook
One markbook, feeding everything else
Enter a mark once and it flows through to reports and attainment tracking, not just this class's own record.
Seating plans
Seating plans that remember themselves
Build a seating plan once by dragging pupils into place. It is there again next lesson, with nothing to re-enter.
Teacher tools
25 classroom tools, one click from the register
Random picker, timers, group and pair makers, rotating partners, think time, secret student, scores, spinner, dice, soundboard, whiteboard, focus board, exit polls and more.
Groups and pairs from the real class list
Group and pairing tools draw from who is actually in front of you today, taking account of who is absent.
Lesson notes
Notes that survive a shared class
A lesson note is yours, but readable by whoever else teaches the class, so a shared timetable can pass information along.
Planning
Plan a lesson, or a whole scheme of work
Day, week and month views, plus schemes of work you can share with your department.
See the year on one timeline
A gantt view lays the whole course out across the session so you can see where you actually are.
Records of work
Records of work without the duplicate typing
What you taught is drawn from what you planned and recorded, rather than written out a second time for oversight.
Assessments
Assessments on the school calendar
Schedule an assessment, record the marks, and have them reach reports and attainment automatically.
Trips and events
A register for a trip or an event
Build a one-off register for any group of pupils, with the same tools as a normal class and a consent form to print.
Printing
Paper when you need it
Print a class list, a seating plan, pupil timetables or a trip consent form, laid out for paper rather than screenshotted.
Privacy
One keystroke before you project
Privacy mode shortens names and hides sensitive flags across the whole app, for a board the class can see.
Pupil records
Check a pupil without losing your place
Any pupil name opens a quick view with the context you need before a difficult conversation, without navigating away.
My classes
Your timetable, your classes, your homework
One place for the classes you teach, the homework you have set and the assessments you have coming.
