The original and best on-line behaviour monitoring system for secondary schools.
IRIS is a highly effective and versatile online behaviour and rewards solution for secondary schools. It is extremely simple for class teachers to use, yet gives detailed, in-depth analysis of the data to school managers. IRIS includes automatic detention scheduling and management and highly adaptable rewards and interventions logging as well as unlimited staff, student and parent accounts.
IRIS provides probably the most powerful real-time analysis of data available to schools. IRIS offers a depth, speed and flexibility of analysis unrivalled by any similar application. Users can start with an overview of the whole schools and drill down into the analysis, finishing with an individual student's behaviour and rewards record; each stage with jus a single click of the mouse.
IRIS's powerful analysis tools allow pastoral managers in school to readily identify students causing concern. Also, see patterns and trends in low-level behaviour simply and easily and tackle it effectively before it gets to be a bigger problem.
IRIS offers a number of options for managing school sanctions, right up to full and automatic detention management, including automatic scheduling, re-scheduling and escalation of detentions.
Some behaviour monitoring applications involve clicking through several pages and menus to enter events, leading to less than full staff engagement with the system. IRIS's simple and intuitive interface allows class teachers to add rewards and concerns quickly and easily through IRIS's unique Classroom Manager page.
IRIS automatically alerts form tutors when incidents are logged for their students. Teachers are automatically emailed when pastoral leaders add comments to pupil records. Email only those staff who teach a given student with IRIS's group mail facility.
IRIS offers a number of options for managing school sanctions, right up to full and automatic detention management, including automatic scheduling, re-scheduling and escalation of detentions.