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What does this mean for you?

Inclusion is no longer seen as an isolated initiative; it is a core expectation of everything that is done to help students achieve within the inspection framework and an overarching key measure of school effectiveness.

How can we help?

Ofsted inspection teams will be looking for clear evidence that your ‘school has the right systems, processes, and levels of oversight’ in place to support the key principle of Achieve, Belong, and Thrive for all students.

  • Easy gathering of key student groups’ perspectives along with wider school community voices including staff and families to capture accurate Perceptions of the school experience.
  • Evidence-based mental health and wellbeing assessments that identify early indicators for timely intervention through our Mental Health Screeners.
  • Systematic, Individualised development of interpersonal skills tailored to each student’s needs with Skills, empowering every child to thrive socially and emotionally.

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How School Leaders are using Satchel Pulse

Leaders are are tracking how students’ lived experience of school, to unlock vital early insights into attendance, behaviour, personal development and mental health risks. Satchel Pulse gathers real-time evidence that reveals patterns and trends empowering staff to intervene swiftly and effectively.

Gather evidence easily

Gather evidence easily

Our Perceptions surveys can gather student voice data without adding to anyone’s workload.

  • Identify the student groups that need more support effortlessly
  • Simple to administer surveys with automated email reminders
  • Dive deeper into aspects with bespoke surveys targeted the right questions to the right people
Gather evidence easily

Catch attendance problems early

Our Emotion Based Avoidance Assessment (EBSA) is used to unpick attendance difficulties and create a bespoke action plan to get students reintegrated back into school.

  • Student and parent assessments to get the differing points of view
  • Identify the drivers for inconsistent attendance
  • Get actions and advice based on assessment results
Emotion Based Avoidance Assessment (EBSA) Screener
Personal development skills

Personal development skills

Our Skills assessment identifies exactly where students struggle and provide teachers with approaches to explore further.

  • Personalised to the development of the individual, group or class
  • Intervention grouping based on student needs done for you
  • Can be easily followed up with well being and mental health assessments
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Go beyond data

Our Resource library provides interventions, lessons and resources to develop students in focussed ways in the areas they need.

  • Saves time and reduces workload for staff supporting Personal Development Skills
  • Trackable progress of resources used and progress made
  • Classroom ready resources built by educators for educators
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