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Student Radar Help

Step-by-step guides for school staff, parents, pupils and partners. Search, or choose who you are below.

Signing in, finding pupils, Home, the Heat Map, your tasks, the calendar and getting help. (28 articles)

Registers, class views, points, marks, homework, seating, behaviour in the classroom and reports. (33 articles)

Attendance analytics, unexplained absences, strategies, support plans and statutory cohorts. (14 articles)

Behaviour trends, report cards, detentions, exclusions, on-call, support plans and rules. (11 articles)

The SEND Hub, register, passports, EHCPs, reviews, provision, EAL and Personal Education Plans. (27 articles)

The DSL Action Board, on-call cover, chronology, record transfer, multi-agency work and oversight. (11 articles)

First aid, medical needs, medication, allergies and care plans. (14 articles)

Priorities, self-evaluation, inspection, monitoring, assessment, exams, appraisal, CPD and cover. (24 articles)

Staff and accounts, School Settings, resources, timetables, parents’ evenings, forms and trips. (24 articles)

What governors can see, the headteacher’s report and the safeguarding audit. (3 articles)

Comparing schools, drilling into one school, reports and switching workspace. (4 articles)

Running an alternative provision: today, registers, rota, referrals, placements, compliance and settings. (23 articles)

Referring a pupil to an alternative provision and following their placement. (4 articles)

The parent portal, absences, messages, reading, forms, appointments and links the school sends you. (15 articles)

Signing in, your Student Radar space, reading, homework, targets, forms and getting help. (7 articles)

Every guide is written from the current Student Radar product. Screenshots come from Student Radar’s demo schools, so every name and record in them is made up. What you can see depends on your role and how your school has set Student Radar up, so your screens may differ a little.

If a guide doesn’t match what you see, or you can’t find what you need, ask your school’s Student Radar administrator. Parents and pupils should contact the school office.