Ask a teacher about a student, or remind them
On this page
Open Evidence, then To check, and find the student with nothing logged
Choose Ask followed by the teacher's name
You can also open Teachers, choose a teacher, then Ask beside one of their students.
Choose a topic, such as Need evidence, Consultation evidence, Monitoring evidence, Adjustments this week or The level of adjustment
The message is written for you
Change it if you like, then choose Send. The teacher is emailed, unless your school has turned request emails off in Notifications.
HistoryFri 23 OctThu 22 OctWed 21 OctEvidence
9 entries this week, for 6 students · 312 this collection, for 24 students
EntriesCoverageTo check2ExportsNothing logged yet1 student
Zoe M.Nothing logged this collection · 4B · Priya L.Asked Priya 25 OctNothing in the last two weeks1 student
Ruby N.Last logged 8 Oct, 17 days ago · 4B · Priya L.Asked Priya L.EntriesCoverageTo check2Nothing logged yet1 student
Zoe M.4B · Priya L.Asked Priya 25 OctNothing in the last two weeks1 student
Ruby N.Last logged 8 Oct · 4BAsked Priya L.
A question names one student and one topic, so the teacher knows exactly what would help.
Open School, then Requests. Each question you've sent is grouped as Answered, Waiting on teachers or Done. When a teacher answers, choose Mark done, or Ask again. Choose Withdraw to take a question back.
On a request that has waited 3 school days since you sent it or last reminded, choose Remind [name]. To nudge a teacher about repeat sessions they haven't confirmed, open Teachers, choose their name, and choose Remind [name]. It shows only when they have sessions to confirm, and the panel then shows when you reminded them.
- Name the student and the topic. 'Could you log last week's call with Ruby's mum?' is easier to act on than 'Please update your NCCD evidence'. The student's readiness shows which pillar is holding the record back.
- Send it while the lesson or conversation is still recent.
- Keep it collegial.
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