For Headteachers & SLT · Single-school

Your curriculum data shows the gap. PAGS shows what is causing it.

PAGS connects whole-school curriculum data with individual learner needs, so you can see which support is working, what it costs, and where resource should move next. Inspection-ready evidence, built as your team works.

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Outstanding
Stone Soup Academy: 3rd consecutive Ofsted, June 2025
£13,600
average additional funding secured per school (UK EHCP)
1% → 70%
attendance improvement, targeted learners

Every learner, seen as a whole.

Four areas connect around one profile, so nothing is decided in isolation.

Diagram showing cognition and learning, communication and interaction, SEMH, and sensory and physical needs all connecting around one whole-learner profile.
WHAT PAGS REPLACES

How many systems are you paying for? It’s probably six.

Most schools quietly pay for several disconnected systems to do the work of one. PAGS consolidates the learner-support layer.

Before PAGS
With PAGS
A separate provision-mapping tool. A separate assessment platform. A separate intervention tracker. Spreadsheets for cost. Word docs for the Inclusion Strategy.
One platform that holds the assessments, provisions, costs, impact, and Inclusion Strategy evidence. One budget line. One vendor.
Asking the SENCO “what’s working?” once a term and trusting the answer.
Live dashboard showing impact scores by intervention, by area of need, by year group. The answer is on screen.
Justifying SEND spend to governors with anecdotes and best guesses.
Cost per learner. Cost per intervention. Staff hours per provision. All exportable. Governors get evidence, not assurances.
Discovering at inspection that the audit trail has gaps.
Audit trail builds itself. Every progress note time-stamped against a target. Every change recorded.
Statutory Inclusion Strategy as a Word document with no live data behind it.
Live provision, cost, and impact data ready to inform and evidence the strategy. Required by the 2026 SEND reforms.
Making decisions with half the picture

Right now, you’re making provision decisions with half the picture.

Four problems show up over and over in single-school leadership, every one of them is a structural information gap, not a people problem.

The data gap

Your SENCO has deep knowledge of 60 learners. Your curriculum data shows cohort performance. They’ve never been in the same room. You triangulate between two systems and a corridor conversation.

Inspection

An inspector asks about the quality of your SEND provision. The evidence is in spreadsheets, emails, and three different tools. You ask your SENCO to pull it together. It takes three days.

Spend

You’re spending money on interventions. Some are working. Some aren’t. You have a sense of which, but you can’t prove it, and you can’t redirect resource to the ones that work without a 30-minute meeting.

Staff change

Your SENCO goes on maternity leave. Your new Year 3 teacher starts in September. The knowledge of 60 learners lives inside one person’s head, or in a system nobody else has opened.

One connected view, and a whole school that uses it

PAGS is used by every role in your school. That’s what makes the evidence real.

The reason PAGS builds inspection-ready evidence is not because it generates reports. It’s because teachers, TAs, parents, and the SENCO all contribute to the same learner record through daily practice. Evidence doesn’t get assembled, it accumulates.

Role
What they do in PAGS every day
SENCO
Assessments, EHCP Application Pack, Learner Voice, Pupil Passport, provision mapping
Classroom Teacher
Class view before lessons, quick progress notes, @ mentions, task list
TA / Support Staff
Progress notes attributed to them, intervention records, evidence of support delivered
Parent
Child’s targets, curriculum due dates, progress updates, ability to add observations
You / SLT
Whole-school dashboard, Curriculum Intelligence, provision spend, inspection evidence: already built
What changes in your school

Four scenarios. Same school. Different outcome.

Inspection

An inspector asks to see your SEND evidence.

You open PAGS. They see a timestamped, attributed trail of assessments, targets, and progress notes going back three years. Built through daily use. You didn’t prepare for this, it was always ready.

Curriculum gap

Year 2 Maths is underperforming.

In PAGS, you see that 68% of those learners have identified needs and current provision for Fractions is insufficient. You change the provision. You track the impact. The gap closes.

Staff change

Your new Year 3 teacher starts in September.

From day one they open PAGS and see every learner: targets, recent progress, Pupil Passport, what works in the classroom. No lengthy handover process required.

Funding

Your SENCO applies for EHCP funding.

They click Generate. PAGS produces the complete application pack: Sections A–K, pre-populated. Average additional funding secured: £13,600 per school.

Your view

The leadership dashboard.

Whole-school dashboard

Attendance, SEN progress scores, provision spend, and cohort data, in one view. What you need before a governor meeting, a performance review, or a Monday morning briefing.

Curriculum Intelligence

Year group and subject performance. Learner need filter. Which cohorts need intervention and why, before the end-of-year data is too late to act on.

Provision spend

Every intervention tracked with cost per learner and impact score. Your argument for the SEND budget, built by the system, not assembled in a spreadsheet the week before governors.

Usage dashboards

Coming soon

See which staff are logging in, which learners have active provision, and where adoption gaps are in your school. SLT-level visibility for driving whole-school engagement.

Safeguarding & Behaviour

2027

Integrated safeguarding and behaviour tracking, replacing standalone safeguarding and behaviour tools alongside the full SEND capability. One system for the whole child.

Outcomes that matter at leadership level

One school. Three consecutive Outstanding judgments.

Stone Soup Academy achieved Ofsted Outstanding for the third consecutive time in June 2025. Attendance improved from 1% to 70% for targeted learners. An average of 7 qualifications per student, with the highest achieving 13.

Younes Henini · Principal, Stone Soup Academy

Three consecutive Ofsted Outstanding judgements

£13,600

Average additional funding secured per school (UK EHCP). Because the evidence was already there when the application was due.

UCL

Validated by the UCL Institute of Education. Every assessment framework academically peer-reviewed.

ECAT

Fulfils the Individual Support Plan framework introduced in the Every Child Achieving and Thriving white paper (February 2026). Built before the mandate.

Pricing

Flat fee. No per-pupil. No per-user.

Full platform from day one, every feature, every role, every learner. Same price whether you’ve got 120 pupils or 1,200.

Primary school
£1,450/year
  • Whole platform: all modules
  • Unlimited teachers, TAs, parents
  • Onboarding & SENCO training
  • UK support, named contact
Secondary school
£1,850/year
  • Whole platform: all modules
  • Unlimited teachers, TAs, parents
  • Onboarding & SENCO training
  • UK support, named contact

UCL validated · GDPR compliant · Every Child Achieving and Thriving compliant · No IT project required

Before you book: PAGS shows you which pupils are falling behind, why, and what to do next.

UCL validated · 4 countries · From £1,450/year · GDPR compliant