Education
A dial for every learner. And one for the school.
Coursework, practicals, moderation and sign-off, held per learner rather than per spreadsheet — staff see the shape of the cohort without collecting anything in. And above them, the school runs its own dial: the inspection framework held as its actual areas, with the evidence attached to the judgement it supports.
Nobody has to ask thirty people where they are up to — or forty staff where the evidence is.
Why schools run this dial
The cohort on one face
Thirty learners roll into a single dial. Open any one of them without asking anybody.
And the school's own dial
The inspection framework as its actual areas — quality of education, behaviour, personal development, leadership — each carrying the evidence behind it. An Ofsted call becomes a glance rather than a fortnight.
Evidence sits with the criterion
Work, photographs, marks and policies attach to the unit or the judgement they evidence — ready when moderation or an inspector asks.
It runs again next year
The same dials for the next cohort and the next cycle, with last year still answerable if anybody asks.
Every school in the trust, one face.
A trust is not a list of schools you read — it is a shape you recognise. The schools that need attention are the ones that look different, and nobody had to ask a head for an update to find them.
Sector video — 40 seconds
One cohort, forty seconds.
A unit is submitted, the practical is booked, the marks go on, moderation signs it off — and the learner dial turns green with the work attached. The class face turns with it, and so does the school’s.
- A learner submits — the unit turns on their dial
- Staff mark and attach, in the room, on a phone or a laptop
- The cohort face moves as the learners do — and the school face with it
Tell us the shape of your cohort — or your trust.
Priced per pupil or per school, with oversight across every school in a trust, and educational discounts on top. Book a call and we will size it with you — pick a time that suits you and it goes straight in our diary.