A shared memory of the school, turned into work a teacher can approve.
Outclass connects three things: a School Brain that learns from every answer, the finished marking, lesson plans and parent reports it produces, and a teacher who decides which plans and reports reach a student or a parent.
The School Brain learns from every answer.
Students practise and run sessions in the app, with every answer marked, question by question. Each answer records its topic, difficulty and error type, building a live picture of the student and the class, so the system knows where the gaps actually are, not where a scheme of work assumes they'll be.
Agents turn that knowledge into finished work.
Marking
Marks every answer the moment it's done, question by question, with method-level feedback, so a teacher walks in already knowing who needs what.
Planning
Turns the week's data into a starting lesson plan, pitched at the gaps the School Brain has found in that class.
Parent reports
Drafts a clear, personal report for each parent, in the school's voice, for the teacher to review before it goes out.
A teacher reviews and approves plans and reports.
Lesson plans and parent reports are drafts until a teacher acts on them. Lesson plans are set by the teacher, and parent reports go out once the teacher has reviewed and approved them. Marking is different: it reaches the student as they work, without a teacher checking it first.