For secondary teachers

Five classes a day, one system

Classroom Hub is classroom management software for secondary school teachers running several classes a day. Save a seating plan per subject instead of one laminated layout, run exit tickets that drop straight into a weighted gradebook, and set up each lesson's objectives and materials before the class walks in — for every class you teach, on one account.

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Weighted gradebook with homework, exam and exit ticket categories
Seating groups saved per subject
Classroom Screen with objectives, bell ringer and name picker
Exit ticket results showing who understood the lesson
Behaviour incident log on a student profile
Exam marks entered against a weighted gradebook category
Rewards students have claimed with their class points
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Five different classes, without five different systems

  1. Before period 1

    The lesson is already set up

    Materials attached, objective written, bell ringer queued and the exit ticket waiting — done once in the learning space rather than rewritten on the board every period.

  2. As each class arrives

    The right seating plan, not the only seating plan

    A saved layout per subject. Your Year 9 Maths groups do not have to be your Year 8 English groups just because there is one laminated chart.

  3. Last five minutes

    Exit tickets that mark themselves

    Run it on the board, students answer live, and the scores land in the gradebook category you already weighted. No pile of slips to take home.

  4. End of term

    The gradebook is already done

    Homework, exams and exit tickets weighted once with sliders. Open any student and see every category at once, instead of reconciling spreadsheet tabs the week before reports.

What you would actually use

The features that matter for your day

Classroom Hub is classroom management software for secondary school teachers running several classes a day. Save a seating plan per subject instead of one laminated layout, run exit tickets that drop straight into a weighted gradebook, and set up each lesson's objectives and materials before the class walks in — for every class you teach, on one account.

Lesson widgets in one place

Lesson widgets let teachers attach materials, set objectives, add bell ringers, and queue exit tickets in one learning space before class arrives. Classroom Hub replaces rewriting the whiteboard and gathering separate resources for every lesson.

The old way
You gather materials, rewrite objectives on the board, set a timer on your phone, and hand out exit slips — four separate jobs before every lesson.
With Classroom Hub
Attach materials, set today's objective, add a bell ringer, and queue the exit ticket in one learning space before the class arrives. When the lesson starts, it's all ready.
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Classroom Hub learning space with materials, objectives, bell ringer, and exit ticket widgets

Classroom Screen

Classroom Screen projects objectives, timers, and a fairness-weighted name picker on the classroom display. The whole class sees the same lesson content, replacing whiteboard rewrites, phone timers, and unfair stick-pulling jars.

The old way
You rewrite objectives and the bell ringer on the whiteboard at the start of every lesson, hunt for a timer on your phone, and pull names from a jar while half the class argues it's not fair.
With Classroom Hub
Open Classroom Screen and put objectives, timers, and the fairness-weighted name picker on the display. The whole class sees the same thing, and you're not juggling tabs on your laptop.
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Classroom Screen with materials, bell ringer, objectives, name picker, and score card

Seating charts for every lesson

Seating groups save a different table layout per subject — Maths, English, guided reading — and switch between them instantly. Classroom Hub replaces laminated seating plans and sticky-note redraws when groups change between lessons.

The old way
One laminated seating plan has to work for every subject, so when Maths groups don't match guided reading you redraw the layout on sticky notes.
With Classroom Hub
Save a different table layout for each subject — Maths, English, guided reading — and switch between them without rebuilding the plan from scratch.
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Seating groups by subject with table assignments for a Year 4 class

Exit tickets that grade themselves

Exit tickets run live on Classroom Screen at lesson end; students answer on the board and scores sync to the gradebook automatically. Classroom Hub replaces paper exit slips that rarely make it into marks books.

The old way
You collect a pile of exit slips at the door and tell yourself you'll mark them later. Most never make it into your gradebook.
With Classroom Hub
Run the exit ticket on the board at the end of the lesson. Students answer live, you see who understood, and scores go straight into the gradebook category you already set up.
Exit ticket session results showing each student response and correctness
Exit ticket summary with completion rate and average performance
Student answering a fractions exit ticket question on the classroom screen

A gradebook that replaces your spreadsheet

The weighted gradebook sets homework, exam, and exit ticket percentages once with sliders and shows every category per student in one overview. Classroom Hub replaces multi-tab grade spreadsheets and manual formula maintenance.

The old way
Your spreadsheet has separate tabs for homework, exams, and exit tickets, category weights you adjust by hand, and no single view of how a student is doing overall.
With Classroom Hub
Set homework, exams, and exit ticket weights once with sliders. Open any student and see every category in one overview — spot who is slipping before parents' evening.
Gradebook student overview with class averages and category progress bars
Individual student performance across homework, exams, and exit tickets
Assignment grades with letter grades and class points
Rubric grading modal with criteria scores

Behaviour incidents on record

Behaviour incidents log positives, negatives, demerits, and referrals on the student profile with parent contact history in one place. Classroom Hub replaces incident notebooks and separate call logs teachers scramble to find later.

The old way
You jot incidents in a notebook, log parent calls somewhere else, and scramble to find the history when a parent rings back two weeks later.
With Classroom Hub
Log positives, negatives, demerits, and referrals on the student profile as they happen. Parent contact sits on the same record, so you have the full term's story in one place.
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Behaviour incidents log with positive, negative, and referral entries for the term

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Common questions

Do I pay per class?

No. One Pro subscription covers unlimited classes and unlimited students on your account. A teacher with five classes across the day pays the same £49/year as a primary teacher with one.

Can I have different seating plans for different subjects?

Yes — that is the point of it. Save a separate table layout per subject or per class and switch between them, rather than rebuilding one plan on sticky notes when the groups do not match.

Does it replace our school MIS?

No, and it does not try to. Attendance, detentions and school reporting stay in your school system. Classroom Hub replaces the things you keep alongside it — the marks spreadsheet, the laminated seating plan, the incident notebook and the exit slips in your bag.

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