A school account is deliberately narrow: live seat capacity, your own profile, the families near you, and a written channel to the programme office that keeps its answer. There is no separate school-platform fee; the programme organisation pays its connected-code rate when a person uses an issued code.
Your total, minus what you reserved, minus the placements actually running — worked out fresh on every read, and floored at zero.
Where you have not told us a total, it says so rather than showing a zero. Confusing the two costs you students.
Subjects, languages, advanced track, clubs, grade range, interview requirement, and the families in your catchment.
Nothing in the database grants a school account access to a student record — so this portal cannot show you one.
It reaches a named owner rather than a department, and the answer comes back onto the request itself.
Because a minor is present, an adult from the organisation is required and cannot be unchecked.
SeatsRecounted on every readUnknownNot the same as fullYour profileWhat the engine reads about youThe boundaryNo student files, by designThe direct lineA question that keeps its answerMeetingsEvery zone at once
CommuteScored on a real curve
CostNo separate school feeSeatsRecounted on every readUnknownNot the same as fullYour profileWhat the engine reads about youThe boundaryNo student files, by designThe boundaryNo student files, by designThe direct lineA question that keeps its answerMeetingsEvery zone at onceCommuteScored on a real curveCostNo separate school feeSeatsRecounted on every readUnknownNot the same as fullYour profileWhat the engine reads about youThe boundaryNo student files, by designThe direct lineA question that keeps its answerMeetingsEvery zone at onceCommuteScored on a real curveCommuteScored on a real curveCostNo separate school feeSeatsRecounted on every readUnknownNot the same as fullYour profileWhat the engine reads about youThe boundaryNo student files, by designThe direct lineA question that keeps its answerMeetingsEvery zone at onceCommuteScored on a real curveCostNo separate school feeSeatsRecounted on every readUnknownNot the same as fullNo separate school fee.The programme pays when a person connects an issued code.
Seats are recounted, not maintained.Fresh on every read.
Unknown is not full.And it says which it is.
No student files here.Not even if somebody asked.
Your open seats are not a number somebody maintains. It is your total, minus what you reserved, minus the placements that are actually running — worked out fresh every time the page loads, and floored at zero.
Where you have not told us a total, it says so rather than showing a zero. Unknown is not the same as full, and a matching engine that confuses the two costs you students.
Commute is scored on a real curve: full marks at fifteen minutes, fifteen per cent of them at sixty, and a commute past a family’s own stated limit blocks the match rather than lowering it. How matching works →
Your seats, your subjects and the families in your catchment are live and they are yours. The named list of placed students is held by the programme office. Nothing in the database grants a school account access to a student record — so this portal cannot show you one, even if somebody asked it to.
Your coordinator can send you the roster, and can tell you which transcripts are outstanding. That is one message, and it is on record.
The same boundary is why a school in another country cannot read about your students either.
“A named person, never a department. The context travels with it, so nobody is asked to repeat themselves.”
Why an owner and not a shared inbox.
The same one-button channel every student and family has. You write the question, it reaches a named owner rather than a department — academic matters have a one-day target — and the answer comes back onto the request itself, so it is still there in six months when somebody asks what was agreed.
Every candidate time is written in every attendee’s own zone at once. Nobody converts anything, and each row says what is wrong with it — late for the guardian, she is in Chemistry.
The clash check runs against her real timetable, not against a guess.
Because a minor is present, an adult from the organisation is required and cannot be unchecked.
Minutes go to everyone who attended plus the guardian, and an action with a date becomes a task with a reminder.
The programme organisation pays its plan's connected-code rate when a school contact uses an issued code. An unused code is not billed.
Ask your programmeEnrolment across four parties, subject choice with home recognition visible, and a transcript generated from the record.
The school year →Why your portal cannot open a student record, and why a school elsewhere cannot read about yours.
Trust & data →There is no separate school-platform fee. The programme organisation pays its connected-code rate for each school contact who uses an issued code. If the organisation placing students with you runs on spreadsheets, this is the page to send them.