For Trusts & School Groups
One platform across every school in your trust.
Standardise quality, compare across schools, and buy once — with per-school branding and central oversight.
- contract, many schools
- 1
- branding retained
- Per-school
- oversight & reporting
- Central
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Central + per-school control
Set standards centrally, let each school keep its own identity. Shared curriculum, separate front doors.
- Trust-level policy and defaults
- Per-school branding and domains
- Shared curriculum libraries
Cross-school analytics
Compare attainment, engagement and adoption across your schools — and see which practice is worth spreading.
- Like-for-like school comparison
- Trust-wide attainment trends
- Adoption and engagement tracking
Procurement made simple
One contract, one security review, one invoice — with the documentation your procurement team asks for up front.
- Single contract and DPA
- Security pack for review
- Consolidated invoicing
Volume pricing
Pricing that reflects the size of your estate, with predictable per-student economics as schools join.
- Volume-based per-student pricing
- Predictable growth model
- Multi-year options
Dedicated partnership
A named team, a rollout plan per school, and an SLA that matches the scale of the commitment.
- Named customer success team
- Per-school rollout planning
- Contractual SLA
In their words
Schools already working this way
We replaced four subscriptions with one platform that actually looks like our school. The staff noticed in week one; the governors noticed in term one.
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Copilot answers the questions I never had time for. My Year 10 group arrives already having had the explanation twice — in their own language.
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FAQ
Questions we get asked
Yes — most trusts start with two or three schools, prove the model, then extend across the estate at the start of an academic year.
Yes. Central standards and per-school identity are not in tension here: schools keep their own look, domain and voice.