Classfern Pro: what you get

A short written guide to what Classfern Pro adds, how it fits alongside the free tools, and how to join.

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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.

Join Classfern Pro What’s in Pro

What you’ll learn

The guide

Classfern Pro is the members’ area for teachers, and it’s open now. The free tools always stay free; Pro adds these:

  • The School Report Writer – set up a class, keep marks, notes and homework, and write the whole class’s reports. See lessons 20, 21, 22 and 23.
  • The whole-year Year Planner – every lesson for the year, saved to your account and shared with colleagues. See lesson 31.
  • The teachers’ forum, job board and Exchange Finder. See lesson 32.
  • No adverts on any page while you are logged in.

How to join

  1. Press Join Classfern Pro on any Pro page, or go to Join Classfern Pro.
  2. Follow the steps to set up your account and pay.
  3. Log in, and the Pro menu appears at the top of every page.

Pupil data in the Report Writer stays in your own browser, on your own device. It is never sent to us. Read Pupil data: the golden rules before you start.

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Check what you know

Pick an answer to see if you’re right. Nothing is saved or sent.

1. Do the free tools stay free when you join Pro?

Right. The free tools always stay free.Not quite. The answer is “Yes, they always stay free”. The free tools always stay free.

2. Which of these is part of Classfern Pro?

Right. The Report Writer is part of Pro; the noise meter and glossary are free.Not quite. The answer is “The School Report Writer”. The Report Writer is part of Pro; the noise meter and glossary are free.

3. Where is Report Writer pupil data kept?

Right. It is never sent to us.Not quite. The answer is “In your own browser, on your own device”. It is never sent to us.

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