Understand where your child actually stands
Five insight cards showing subject mastery, anonymous class comparison, planned coverage and work patterns — refreshed daily and always privacy-first.
Recency-weighted mastery strip
New assessments weigh more than old ones, so you see current standing — not a stale average.
Anonymous class comparison
See your child's position in the class as a band, never a name. Only enabled when the class has at least 5 pupils.
Planned curriculum coverage
How much of the yearly plan has been taught so far — per subject and overall.
Pace patterns
Discreet signals if work rhythm changes — e.g. a sudden drop in tempo or engagement.
School status
The teacher's latest actions, pending consents and messages collected in one place.
What the insights look like
Recency-weighted mastery
Anonymous class comparison
The band shows the middle 60% of the class — the marker is your child
How it works
We aggregate data
Assignments, assessments and activity are aggregated per child — never per individual judgement.
Recency weighting
Newer data points weigh more so the picture matches the child's current level.
Privacy gate
Comparisons hide automatically in small classes or when the data isn't statistically meaningful.
You see the daily picture
Plain language without false precision — focus on direction and action.
When is it useful?
Before parent-teacher meetings
Walk in prepared with a clear sense of strong and weak subjects.
When something shifts
Get discreet notice if work rhythm changes — before it becomes a problem.
In conversation with your child
Use insights as conversation openers rather than grades.
Frequently asked questions
Why don't I see a class comparison?
The comparison only enables when the class has at least 5 pupils, so no one can be inferred. In smaller classes we show your child's own progression instead.
How fresh is the mastery data?
It recalculates whenever your child submits or is assessed — typically within the same day.
Can I see other children's data?
No. Comparisons are always aggregated and anonymous. You only see your own children by name.
What do pace patterns mean?
Discreet trends in work rhythm — e.g. dropping time per task or pauses. They don't replace a conversation with the teacher.
Get the full picture of your child's learning
Insights are ready when you log in as a parent — no extra setup.
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