The intended class remains identifiable
Year and group context help keep similarly named classes apart.
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Pupils: find a child and open the right class tool
Student Radar helps teaching staff search, filter and sort the selected class’s pupil list, review available attendance and flags, and open the relevant pupil record or class tool.
A list position or visible flag supports enquiry. Missing attendance, withheld SEND information and unavailable risk are not proof of low need.
In the school day
From the selected class to the pupil’s next record
A list position or visible flag supports enquiry. Missing attendance, withheld SEND information and unavailable risk are not proof of low need.
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Confirm the class
Read the year, group type and pupils you can see, especially when class names are similar.
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Find the relevant pupils
Search by name, choose any matching available cohort filters and a useful sort.
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Open or print deliberately
Open the permitted pupil or class tool, or review print options for an appropriate class list.
A name search within the class
A name search within the class
Search applies inside the selected class and active filters. Clear it before assuming the wider roster is empty.
Filters whose meaning stays clear
Filters whose meaning stays clear
Available filters can include SEND, EAL, Pupil premium, New joiners and Needs attention. Several selected cohort buttons include pupils matching any selected button; name search still applies.
A printable list with a deliberate audience
A printable list with a deliberate audience
Choose whether to include eligible flags or only matching pupils. Safeguarding, looked-after and young-carer flags are excluded from the print output.
The gaps remain visible
The gaps remain visible
The broad class view shows No data yet for missing attendance and Unavailable for a risk level outside the example account’s access.
A class list that helps staff investigate accurately
Find the pupil and preserve what is known, missing or outside access.
Pupils found without losing source meaning
Search, filters and display choices do not change the pupil’s underlying record.
A practical route into the next task
Use the offered pupil, register, seating or print workflow with its own review and permissions.
Questions about Pupils
Can teachers narrow a class list before reviewing pupils?
The Pupils view offers name search, filtering, sorting and display choices, with routes to a pupil’s record and relevant class tools.
How should staff read missing class attendance?
Read missing-data labels as missing information, not fabricated percentages. List position and flags do not establish why a pupil needs support.
Related help guides
See how to carry out these tasks in Student Radar, with step-by-step product help for the people using them.
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.
SENDPlans & classroom strategies
HealthMedical needs & care plans
BehaviourObservations & report cards
Teach
Context for the next step
Student RadarFollow 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.
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.
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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.
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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.
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Explore a class list in the Demo School
Find a fictional pupil, switch to Faces and review the photo-list print options.