How it works

From a school priority to evidence you can act on.

Learning Walks connects planning, classroom visits, evidence review and insight in one clear journey. Staff see what they need to do next; leaders see what the evidence is actually telling them.

Learning Walks recommended walk-cycle plan
The plan stays visible. Focus, coverage and flexible or scheduled walks are kept together.
01 · Plan

Start with the period and priority that matter.

Set up a campaign around an academic year, term, half term or improvement period. Choose a ready-made framework or adapt one to the questions your school needs to explore.

CampaignsFrameworksFocus areasScheduling
Create a Learning Walks campaign with dates, purpose and built-in guidance
Campaign setup explains the structure as you build it.
From focus to a workable plan

Tell Learning Walks what matters. It helps organise the rest.

Prioritise the areas that need more attention, then use a recommended cycle plan or take full manual control.

Learning Walks priority screen showing high, medium and low priority focus areas
Prioritise. Give more weight to the areas that need it.
Learning Walks choice between a recommended walk-cycle plan and manual planning
Choose the approach. Accept a sensible recommendation or build the cycles yourself.
Live Learning Walks classroom visit showing focus areas, visit progress and supporting evidence
Focus areas, progress and evidence stay clear while the walk is happening.
02 · Walk

Make taking part feel effortless.

Walkers see what is expected next in My Queue, or can begin an ad-hoc walk when needed. Clear questions keep evidence consistent while notes and photographs stay attached to the response they support.

Phone, tablet or computer — use whatever makes sense while moving around school.

03 · Review

Keep quality between the walk and the report.

Authorised leaders can review, rate and approve evidence before it contributes to reporting. The audit trail keeps the route from classroom evidence to later insight clear.

Evidence review
Question
How consistently are pupils asked to explain their thinking?
Pupils were routinely asked to justify answers before the teacher moved on to the next question.
Evidence attachedReview ready
Learning Walks evidence insight dashboard showing evidence strength and progress
Insight is only presented when the underlying evidence is strong enough to support it.
04 · Understand

See the pattern — then check the evidence.

Explore coverage, participation, response patterns and change between walk cycles. When evidence is still thin, Learning Walks can keep insight provisional rather than presenting early data as certainty.

Explore insight features

Ready to make every walk count?

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