Pupil Compass brings attendance, behaviour, suspensions, SEND, safeguarding flags and intervention history together half-termly. Governors get publication-ready reports. SLT get the heatmap. Tutors only see their tutor group. No more three-spreadsheet review meetings.
Pupil Compass does the data-gathering, reconciliation and drafting that eats your evenings — so the half-termly review is a conversation, not a spreadsheet hunt.
AI-drafted governor and KS3 subject reports save a DHT or AHT roughly a day each half-term — about £1,800 a year in reclaimed leadership time.
Twice-daily Bromcom sync pulls attendance, behaviour, suspensions, rewards, homework, timetables and cover automatically — no re-keying.
The joined-up pupil record replaces the multi-spreadsheet review meeting — attendance, behaviour, SEND, safeguarding and interventions in one place.
Roughly two pupils' worth of pupil-premium funding covers the whole school. Flat per-school pricing means growing schools aren't penalised.
Every feature below is in the live product today. Nothing on this page is a roadmap promise.
Live tiles for attendance, persistent absence, suspensions and key behaviour indicators — click any tile to drill into the affected pupils.
Every PP and vulnerable pupil on a single screen with trend arrows on every metric. Filter by PP, SEN, PP & SEN, and social-care involvement.
Photo, tutor, named adult, attendance graph, intervention history, behaviour timeline, colour-coded reading ages and PP parent-call summaries.
EEF-aligned interventions, daily spreadsheet sync and the school's own mental-health support map, with named-adult assignments.
Quick-review dialog auto-populates pupil context; actions are owned, dated, and closed with an outcome note.
Behaviour, Attendance and KS3 subject analysis as branded .docx with embedded charts, narrative and redacted top-10 lists.
Attendance against a 93% target and suspensions down 30% on the same date last year, with like-for-like prior-year comparison.
SENCO dashboard, Pupil Passports, learning plans, EHCP upload with AI-parsed Section F needs, provision costing and funding comparison.
Subject attainment ranked highest to lowest, filtered by PP, SEN, PP & SEN, social care, current teacher and year group — for Heads of Department and SLT.
Class heatmap, AI class briefing (top strategies per pupil from passports and EHCPs), prior attainment, ATL, reading age and cover access.
Weekly safeguarding report and social-care involvement flags surfaced automatically on every pupil's record.
Per-school row-level security, active-school switching and MAT-ready pricing — every row carries its school, enforced at the database.
Same data, different lenses. Permissions are enforced at the database, not the UI — a tutor literally cannot query a pupil outside their group.
Pupil Compass complements rather than replaces your MIS. Bromcom remains the source of truth for attendance and behaviour — Pupil Compass adds the joined-up pupil view none of them give on their own. It works the same way whether your school runs Bromcom, Arbor or SIMS.
RAG-rated columns for attendance, behaviour indicators, suspensions and any pastoral metric your school tracks — with half-termly trend arrows on each.
| Pupil | Yr | House | Att % | Beh. A | Susp. | Beh. B | Beh. C | Total | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Davies, M | 7 | Orb | 87.4% v | 6 ^ | 2 | 11 | 4 | 31 | urgent |
| Ahmed, A | 9 | Crown | 91.2% v | 3 ^ | 0 | 7 | 2 | 22 | priority |
| Backhurst, E | 10 | Sceptre | 78.1% v | 9 ^ | 5 | 14 | 6 | 41 | urgent |
| Owusu, K | 8 | Mantle | 96.3% ^ | 0 - | 0 | 1 | 0 | 3 | low |
| Patel, R | 11 | Orb | 94% - | 1 - | 0 | 4 | 1 | 9 | monitor |
| O'Neill, J | 9 | Crown | 88.5% v | 4 ^ | 1 | 8 | 3 | 19 | priority |
Sustained whole-school attendance above 94.5%, with PA reduced to below 18% of the cohort by year-end.
| Group | HT4 | HT5 | HT6 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whole school | 93.2% | 93.5% | 94.1% |
| PP | 88.1% | 88.9% | 89.3% |
| SEN K | 90.4% | 90.8% | 90.6% |
| Male | 93.0% | 93.4% | 94.0% |
| Female | 93.4% | 93.7% | 94.2% |
Three flagship reports — Behaviour, Attendance and KS3 subject analysis — generated as branded .docx with embedded charts, narrative sections and demographic breakdowns. Pupil names are redacted to initials (e.g. 7MD for Mila Davies, Year 7) on every Top-10 list.
Row-level security in the database — a tutor's request for a pupil outside their group never returns a row, regardless of what the UI does.
11+ distinct roles from Tutor up to DSL and Headteacher, each with explicit sensitive-data gates.
Data resides in EU/UK regions, encrypted at rest and in transit.
Every view, edit and action recorded with actor and timestamp.
Admins invite by email; no public sign-up.
Staff sign in with their school accounts; access is limited by role.
Governor reports use initials-and-year format (e.g. 7MD) by default.
Your pupils' data is yours. We do not train models on it. We do not share it.
Clear disclaimer throughout — never replaces professional judgement or statutory duties.
One flat annual licence for a standard secondary. Unlimited staff seats, Bromcom-synced daily, governor reports included. No per-pupil premium — growing schools and MATs aren't penalised for scale.
≤900 pupils
901–1,500 pupils
1,501–2,000 pupils
2,000+ pupils
MATs (3+ schools) −15% per school. Pilot: one school, one term, full feature set — talk to us.
Roughly two pupils' worth of pupil-premium funding covers the whole school.
AI-drafted governor and KS3 subject reports save a DHT/AHT ~1 day per half-term.
Sits alongside your MIS, incident-logging tool and attainment analytics — adds the joined-up pupil view none of them give on their own.
Demo requests go to info@schoolquay.com.