Visibility

Proof your students are learning

Per-student topic mastery, your whole centre's weak spots, and parent-ready progress reports drafted from real sessions and homework, for your tutors to review and publish.

Each period

Pick a period. Get a draft.

ClassQuill gathers the sessions a student attended and the homework they handed in, and writes the first draft for you to review.

Pick a period, get a draft
Last 4 weeks, last 12, last month or your own dates. Press Generate and the draft is ready to read.
Pick a period, get a draft
Last 4 weeks, last 12, last month or your own dates. Press Generate and the draft is ready to read.
Send

Parents read it in their own login

You review the draft, edit anything, and publish. It's emailed to the parents, and it's waiting in their login too.

Parents read it themselves
No PDF to attach and no chasing. The report sits in the family's login, with an email to say it's there.
  • Parent reports that write themselves — and a login to read them in
    Pick a period and a draft progress report is written from the sessions attended and homework handed in. The tutor reviews it, edits any line and publishes it. Parents open it in their own login alongside sessions, attendance, marked work and invoices, and can message their child's tutor from it — so the question you get asked most, is this actually working, is answered before anyone has to ask it.
Parents read it themselves
No PDF to attach and no chasing. The report sits in the family's login, with an email to say it's there.
Know

See what each student knows

Every topic placed on a map of the curriculum, coloured by how well the student has got it.

Quiz in, knowledge map out
A short quiz marks itself, and every topic lands on the map.
  • A map of what they actually know
    Every topic in the curriculum, drawn as a graph with the prerequisites that connect them — and each one coloured by how well the student has actually got it. Red is a real gap, amber is shaky, green is solid. Because the links are prerequisites, you can see that this term's struggle is last year's topic, which is the conversation parents remember.
  • And the gaps come back as practice, before they're forgotten
    Topics a student is shaky on resurface as short practice, spaced out over time, instead of being learned once and lost. It goes off how confident they actually are per topic rather than how many questions they've done, so a student who has genuinely got something stops being asked about it — and the weak spots above stop being a report and start being work.
Quiz in, knowledge map out
A short quiz marks itself, and every topic lands on the map.
Across the centre

Spot the slipping students early

For owners and admins: roll every student up and the pattern shows before a family quietly leaves.

The centre's weak spots
Which topics the cohort struggles with, and which students are slipping, lowest mastery first. Owners and admins only.
  • See which students are slipping
    Spot the students falling behind before they cancel — and keep parents confident with real outcomes.
The centre's weak spots
Which topics the cohort struggles with, and which students are slipping, lowest mastery first. Owners and admins only.
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