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 before anything reaches 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 one — topic, difficulty, error type — builds 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 it.
Agent output is a draft until a teacher acts on it. Lesson plans are set by the teacher, and parent reports go out once the teacher has reviewed and approved them — Outclass drafts; the teacher decides.