Class Charts
Classroom management software
Education software
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What is Class Charts
Class Charts is a classroom management and student behaviour tracking platform used primarily by schools to record incidents, rewards, and attendance-related information and to communicate with students and parents. It supports seating plans, behaviour points, and reporting workflows that help staff monitor patterns over time. The product is typically deployed at the school level and used by teachers, pastoral teams, and administrators, with parent and student access for visibility into behaviour and homework-related updates.
Behaviour and rewards tracking
Class Charts provides structured workflows for recording behaviour events and awarding positive points, which supports consistent logging across staff. It maintains a history that can be used for trend analysis and pastoral follow-up. This focus differentiates it from tools centered primarily on content delivery or video-based instruction.
Seating plan driven workflows
The product uses seating plans as a core interaction model for taking actions quickly during lessons. This design can reduce friction for teachers who need to log events in real time. It also helps standardize classroom routines across different classes and teachers.
School-wide visibility and reporting
Class Charts supports centralized reporting that can be used by heads of year, pastoral leads, and administrators. Aggregated views help identify repeated issues, hotspots, or students needing intervention. This is useful for schools that require consistent behaviour policies and audit trails.
Adoption depends on consistency
The value of behaviour analytics depends on consistent use across staff and classes. If policies, point systems, or logging practices differ between teachers, reports can become less comparable and less actionable. Schools may need training and governance to maintain data quality.
Limited learning content features
Class Charts focuses on behaviour, communication, and classroom routines rather than rich instructional content creation. Organizations looking for lecture capture, interactive video, or advanced media workflows typically need separate tools. This can increase the number of platforms teachers and students must use.
Integration depth varies by stack
While schools often expect connections with MIS/SIS, identity providers, and other education systems, integration capabilities and implementation effort can vary by environment. Data synchronization, permissions, and reporting alignment may require configuration and ongoing administration. This can be a constraint for schools with complex IT ecosystems.
Plan & Pricing
No public pricing tiers or costs are published on the vendor's official product pages. The product listing (Tes Class Charts) instructs prospective customers to "Speak to sales" / request a quote and to download a brochure (brochure requires submitting a contact form).
Seller details
Edurio Ltd
London, England, United Kingdom
2013
Private
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