iAbacus for secondary schools
iAbacus for secondary schools
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In a secondary school, where subject specialisms and pastoral care are key, iAbacus provides a single, collaborative framework to unite your team. It's a beautifully simple way to evaluate departmental performance, track student progress towards key qualifications, and drive whole-school improvement with a clear, shared vision.
In a secondary school, where subject specialisms and pastoral care are key, iAbacus provides a single, collaborative framework to unite your team. It's a beautifully simple way to evaluate departmental performance, track student progress towards key qualifications, and drive whole-school improvement with a clear, shared vision.
Just four ways iAbacus makes an impact in secondary schools..
Just four ways iAbacus makes an impact in secondary schools..
1. Whole-School Improvement
1. Whole-School Improvement
Create a collaborative self-evaluation and improvement plan aligned with your national framework, whether it's Ofsted in England, Estyn in Wales, Education Scotland, or the ETI in Northern Ireland. Bring your whole team together to build a shared vision for your school.
2. Subject & Themed Reviews
2. Subject & Themed Reviews
Empower Heads of Department to evaluate their curriculum areas and drive improvement. The flexibility of iAbacus is perfect for secondary schools, allowing you to focus on subjects, key stages, or cross-curricular themes like careers education or student wellbeing.
3. Staff Professional Growth
3. Staff Professional Growth
Support every member of your team, including teachers and support staff, with a simple, structured tool for reflection and appraisal. Staff can evaluate their practice against professional standards, evidence their impact, and create targeted plans for their own development.
4. Learner Progress Tracking
4. Learner Progress Tracking
Create a holistic view of a student's journey towards key qualifications and post-16 destinations. Use individual abacuses to track academic progress, monitor wellbeing, or coordinate support for students with additional needs (such as EHCPs or ALN plans).
Secondary specific. Country specific
Secondary specific. Country specific
iAbacus is designed to fit your secondary context, empowering every member of your team and providing templates relevant to the secondary and post-primary phase in your country.
iAbacus is designed to fit your secondary context, empowering every member of your team and providing templates relevant to the secondary and post-primary phase in your country.
Every purpose in your secondary school
Every purpose in your secondary school
From whole-school self-evaluation and departmental reviews for Maths and English, to tracking individual student pathways and managing pastoral support, iAbacus supports every aspect of your secondary school's improvement journey.
Every role in your secondary team
Every role in your secondary team
In a secondary school, collaboration is key. iAbacus empowers your entire team—from the headteacher and heads of department to class teachers and pastoral staff—to collaborate on shared goals and contribute to a unified vision.
Templates for your secondary context
Templates for your secondary context
iAbacus includes a library of ready-made templates tailored to your country’s context and relevant to the secondary phase, with versions for England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, Northern Ireland and beyond.
Benefits for secondary schools:
Benefits for secondary schools:
Evaluate your provision against key national and local frameworks.
Track individual student progress towards qualifications and destinations.
Coordinate support between subject teachers, pastoral staff, and specialists.
Demonstrate the impact of your practice with clear, visual reporting.
Strengthen partnerships with parents through clear and consistent communication.
Empower your whole team with a shared tool for collaborative planning.
Book a personal demo to see how iAbacus can help you track school improvement and demonstrate impact, or start a free trial to experience a more strategic approach to school improvement.
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