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Assess / Assessment Windows

Keep assessment windows, entries and deadlines under control

Coordinate exam and assessment periods from setup through completion, with the work still outstanding clearly visible.

Assessment evidence supports teacher judgement. Staff remain responsible for interpreting learning and deciding the next step.

Assessment Windows in action. Coordinate exam and assessment periods from setup through completion, with the work still outstanding clearly visible.

From evidence to teaching response

From window to completed sitting

An assessment window is a plan with dates, rooms and people attached. The workflow keeps the attachments visible.

  1. 01

    Set up the window

    Create the window with its dates, rooms and durations.

  2. 02

    Surface the arrangements

    Access arrangements sit with the window, so what was agreed for each pupil is visible at planning time, not discovered in the room.

  3. 03

    Track to completion

    Statuses carry the window from scheduled through to done, so the office knows where each sitting stands.

Evidence in context

The window as a working plan

Dates, rooms, durations, arrangements and statuses in one view while the window runs.

  • Windows with dates, rooms and durations
  • Access arrangements surfaced at planning time
  • Status per window through to completion

What changes when Assessment Windows is connected

The value of Assessment Windows is the route from current evidence to an accountable next step, with the people and context around the work kept visible.

Windows planned with dates, rooms and durations

Agreed arrangements visible before the day

Sitting status known without asking around

The value of a connected school

Learning makes more sense with the context beside it.

Bring assessment evidence into the conversations already happening around a pupil, a class or a school priority.

Follow a connection to see what it makes possible

Relevant context, with access set by each staff member’s role and responsibilities. Staff decide the response.

  1. Attendance + Assess

    Ask what learning the pupil could access

    Review attendance alongside recorded attainment before planning the next teaching response. Staff can investigate gaps without treating absence as an explanation on its own.

    Explore attendance
  2. SEND + Assess

    Look at progress against the pupil’s targets

    Keep small steps, support targets and provision evidence in reach, so the review reflects the pupil’s learning and the support staff have recorded.

    Explore SEND
  3. Leadership + Assess

    Carry the evidence into school improvement

    Use assessment and outcomes alongside attendance and behaviour reporting to test school priorities, assign actions and come back to the evidence at review.

    Explore leadership

Ask to see an assessment window in the Demo School

A scheduled window with its arrangements and statuses.