Teaching
What a teacher does every day, in one place.
- — Classes and classwork
- — Assignments and resources
- — Submissions
- — Grading and feedback
- — Gradebook
Flares for Schools
Teaching, administration, families, payments and productivity — connected, so the same child is one record from the day they apply to the day they graduate.
Most school software does one job well and leaves the rest to spreadsheets. These are five jobs on one platform, sharing one set of people and one set of files.
What a teacher does every day, in one place.
The tools a school runs on, shared by the whole staff.
The administrative record of the school.
Fees, from the invoice to the receipt.
What parents can see, without ringing the office.
End to end
This is the argument for an integrated platform, and it is not abstract: every arrow below is a place where a school currently re-types something.
School administration
School administrators get a single administrative area for the things that are nobody's favourite job and everybody's problem when they go wrong.
Create staff and student accounts, set roles, hand over passwords.
Password policy, sessions, and a record of administrative actions.
Which products the school uses, and how much Drive storage it has.
The plan, the seats and the invoices.
Your own address, your own crest, your own colour.
Connect a domain you own, once DNS proves it is yours.
Academic years, terms, year groups, classes and timetables.
A fixed monthly fee, a rate per student and a rate per staff member. Work out your number on the pricing page.