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Good assessment tells you what pupils know; good use of data tells you what to do about it. But too many schools drown in data that doesn’t change anything, or collect it in ways that add workload without insight. This training helps your staff assess purposefully and use data to drive real improvement.
Below, we explain what our assessment and data training involves, and how it helps you use assessment to raise standards.
It’s practical training that helps teachers and leaders assess well and use data intelligently. We cover formative and summative assessment, designing assessments that show what pupils really know, analysing data, and turning it into action, without creating unnecessary workload.
We focus on assessment and data that improve teaching and outcomes, rather than data collected for its own sake, and tailor it to your systems and priorities.
It’s designed for all education settings: maintained schools, academies, and multi-academy trusts, Alternative Provisions, and SEND Units/Hubs. It suits assessment leads, senior leaders, subject leaders, and data managers. Trusts often run it across schools to align assessment and data practice.
Many schools ask for it to sharpen assessment, cut data workload, or use their data more effectively to raise standards.
We shape the content around your priorities. You can book a whole-school INSET, a group session, or focused one-to-one support. Our most common areas include:
Staff learn to design assessments that show what pupils actually know, not just what they can recall for a test.
We show your team how to use data to change teaching, not just record it. Data starts to make a difference.
We help you strip out data collection that adds hours but no insight. Staff get time back.
When assessment and data drive teaching, outcomes improve across the school.
Your team learns to monitor progress in ways that are honest, useful, and not just about numbers.
Better use of data helps you spot and support pupils with SEND or disadvantage sooner.
Staff learn to present data clearly to governors, trustees, and inspectors.
Every participant comes away with more than notes. They get:
We focus on assessment and data that improve teaching, not paperwork for its own sake.
We shape the training around your assessment tools, phase, and priorities.
Book an INSET, a leadership session, or coaching. We adapt to you.
We work only with education settings. We know the difference between data that helps and data that just fills spreadsheets. Our training helps you use assessment to raise standards, with every decision staying focused on children.
Want to know how this training could work for your school? Just get in touch.
We support settings of every type across England and internationally.
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