The School dashboard for head teachers
In about 2 minutes, learn how to use the School dashboard.
Part of Classfern Pro. Pro adds the School Report Writer, the whole-year Year Planner with saving and sharing, the teachers’ forum, jobs and exchanges, and no adverts. The free tools always stay free. The first 500 teachers get Classfern Pro for £15 — and your second year is free.
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What you’ll learn
- What the School dashboard shows
- How to drill down from year groups to classes and pupils
- How teachers send encrypted class packs
- How small groups and logging protect pupils
Read the transcript
The School dashboard is for head teachers on a Classfern Pro school licence. It shows how the whole school is doing, without pupil records ever leaving school. Try it with the made-up sample school first.
The overview shows learning curves term by term, how many pupils may need support, report progress and homework completion. Drill down from year groups to classes, and from classes to pupils. The support list shows who the teachers' At a glance suggestions have flagged, and why.
Teacher support is about workload, never rankings. So how does the data get here? Each teacher sends an encrypted class pack through school email or the shared drive, and you import it.
Daily notes and report text are never included. In exports, small groups show as fewer than five, and every view is logged. Find out more about Classfern Pro at lessonplanner.
info. The free tools always stay free.
The School dashboard is for principals on a Classfern Pro school license. It shows how the whole school is doing, without student records ever leaving school. Try it with the made-up sample school first.
The overview shows learning curves through the year, how many students may need support, report card progress and homework completion. Drill down from grades to classes, and from classes to students. The support list shows who the teachers' At a glance suggestions have flagged, and why.
Teacher support is about workload, never rankings. So how does the data get here? Each teacher sends an encrypted class pack through school email or the shared drive, and you import it.
Daily notes and report card text are never included. In exports, small groups show as fewer than five, and every view is logged. Find out more about Classfern Pro at lessonplanner.
info. The free tools always stay free.
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