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School CPD planning, attendance and follow-up evidence

Student Radar helps school leaders plan CPD, prepare materials and retain staff attendance and evaluations. Sessions connect to priorities and training requests, with follow-up evidence used to review changed practice rather than infer it from attendance or a participant rating.

Staff choose and review development. Registration, attendance, participant ratings and evidence of changed practice remain distinct.

The fictional upcoming session has a registered place but no recorded attendance. Fictional example.

Plan, record, review

Keep the staff development process connected

Connect sessions with priorities and training requests, prepare reviewed materials, retain attendance and evaluations, and record the follow-up evidence to revisit.

  1. 01

    Give the session a clear purpose and date

    Details retain the topic, presenter, duration, notes and linked-priority context.

  2. 02

    Return to the saved session details

    The fictional title is retained while the session remains Scheduled.

  3. 03

    Distinguish registration from attendance

    The fictional colleague remains Pending and Not rated; selection does not imply attendance or impact.

CPD

Give the session a clear purpose and date

Details retain the topic, presenter, duration, notes and linked-priority context.

Details retain the topic, presenter, duration, notes and linked-priority context. Fictional example.

CPD

Return to the saved session details

The fictional title is retained while the session remains Scheduled.

The fictional title is retained while the session remains Scheduled. Fictional example.

CPD

Distinguish registration from attendance

The fictional colleague remains Pending and Not rated; selection does not imply attendance or impact.

The fictional colleague remains Pending and Not rated; selection does not imply attendance or impact. Fictional example.

CPD

Prepare materials before delivery

Session materials and reviewed training packs have their own saved and approval states.

Session materials and reviewed training packs have their own saved and approval states. Fictional example.

CPD

Record the agreed follow-up and next evidence

Session notes can state what should be revisited without pretending a sentence creates an assigned task.

Session notes can state what should be revisited without pretending a sentence creates an assigned task. Fictional example.

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Keep the session context available on a phone

The selected Follow-up section remains reachable within the session dialog.

The selected Follow-up section remains reachable within the session dialog. Fictional example.

A retained record with a clear professional decision

Staff choose and review development. Registration, attendance, participant ratings and evidence of changed practice remain distinct.

A development plan connected to school priorities

Saved session details, requests and linked priorities explain the intended purpose before delivery.

An accurate record of participation and materials

Registered places, actual attendance, evaluations and approved material versions retain their separate meanings.

A follow-up review grounded in new evidence

Agreed notes and reporting support a deliberate next review without treating attendance or a certificate as proof of impact.

Questions about CPD

Can CPD sessions connect to school priorities and training requests?

Yes. Sessions can link to priorities and training requests so staff development retains its agreed purpose.

Can we record attendance and review what happened afterwards?

Yes. Retain session attendance and evaluations, then record the follow-up evidence to revisit. Attendance alone does not establish mandatory completion or changed practice.

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The value of a connected school

School priorities with the evidence underneath.

Connected reporting gives leaders a route from the whole-school picture to a question, a named action and its review.

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.

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    Follow the cohort behind the headline

    Move from school attendance into year groups, pupil groups and sessions. Use the detail to focus the leadership conversation and decide what needs investigating.

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  3. Safeguarding + Lead

    Keep oversight appropriate to the audience

    Use safeguarding assurance and aggregated evidence for leadership oversight, while case detail stays within authorised safeguarding workflows.

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Agree what staff will review next

Connect sessions with priorities and training requests, prepare reviewed materials, retain attendance and evaluations, and record the follow-up evidence to revisit. Staff choose and review development. Registration, attendance, participant ratings and evidence of changed practice remain distinct.