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What is recorded, what is missing, and where is the pattern?

Capture marks in a flexible grid, spot gaps and patterns quickly, and keep the evidence close to the pupils and curriculum it belongs to.

Student Radar gives teachers useful context and practical tools. It does not replace their knowledge of the class.

Digital Markbook in action. Capture marks in a flexible grid, spot gaps and patterns quickly, and keep the evidence close to the pupils and curriculum it belongs to.

Questions for the working day

The questions this answers

What is still unmarked?

Empty cells are visible against the column, so what is missing is a glance, not an audit.

What did this class get on the last piece?

Columns sit together, so the previous entry is next to the new one.

Where does a pattern show?

Reading along a row or down a column shows how a pupil or a class is recording across the term. What a pattern means stays a professional judgement.

Every capability has a purpose

Inside Digital Markbook

Each capability solves a distinct problem for pupils and staff. Explore the part your team needs and the work it supports.

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Digital Markbook

Record attainment in a flexible class grid and spot gaps while the learning is still fresh.

Part of the Digital Markbook workflow

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Homework

Keep homework, completion and the classroom evidence around it connected to the same pupils and curriculum.

Part of the Digital Markbook workflow

Evidence in context

The grid, readable

Entries, gaps and columns in one view, for the teacher filling it in and the person reading across it.

  • Empty cells visible against each column
  • Rows and columns readable for pupil and class patterns
  • What a pattern means left to the teacher

What changes when Digital Markbook is connected

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

Missing marks found at a glance

The previous entry beside the new one

Patterns surfaced, judgement kept human

The value of a connected school

Meet the class with the context already in reach.

The register, seating plan and markbook sit around the same pupils and the support their teachers need to understand.

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. SEND + Teach

    Take agreed strategies into the lesson

    Pupil plans and useful strategies stay close to the class overview, helping authorised teachers and cover staff prepare support for the pupils they teach.

    Explore SEND
  2. Health + Teach

    Check relevant needs before the lesson starts

    Authorised routes to medical needs and care plans help staff prepare for lessons, cover and practical activities with the information their role allows.

    Explore health
  3. Behaviour + Teach

    Keep classroom feedback with the support plan

    Recorded observations and report cards help staff review behaviour support over time, then agree classroom responses with the colleagues supporting the pupil.

    Explore behaviour

Ask to see the markbook in the Demo School

A populated grid with entries, gaps and columns.