Comparison — Class Charts

Classroom Hub vs Class Charts

Class Charts is a serious seating and behaviour platform, sold to schools on a quoted licence and usually wired into the school MIS. Classroom Hub is bought by an individual teacher at a published price and covers grading and rewards as well — but it is not an MIS-integrated whole-school system.

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Where Class Charts wins

Best for: Schools rolling out one behaviour and seating system across all staff, with MIS data flowing in.

  • Seating plans are genuinely betterClass Charts does seating properly — SEN, Pupil Premium and FSM flags on the chart, and an influences tool that arranges students by how they get on. Our seating is simpler: a layout per subject, no data overlays.
  • It talks to your MISRosters and student data flow in from the school system. Classroom Hub has no MIS integration — you set your classes up yourself.
  • Whole-school consistencyIf your school wants every teacher logging behaviour the same way, with leadership able to report across it, that is a school-wide platform job and Class Charts is built for it. Classroom Hub is not.

Where Classroom Hub wins

Best for: An individual teacher who wants their own classroom sorted this week, without waiting on a school decision.

  • You do not need permissionClass Charts arrives when your school buys it. Classroom Hub is £49 on your own card, working in your classroom this week, whatever the school has decided.
  • The price is on the websiteNo quote, no sales call, no per-pupil maths. One plan, unlimited classes and students, cancel anytime.
  • It covers grading and rewards tooClass Charts is seating and behaviour. Classroom Hub adds the weighted gradebook, exit tickets, homework check-in and a reward store students actually spend in.
Side by side

Class Charts vs Classroom Hub, feature by feature

Rows marked Class Charts wins are ones where they genuinely do it better.

Class Charts (Tes) Classroom Hub
Who buys it Classroom Hub wins The school. It is a school-licensed product with a quoted price.You. One teacher account, no school-wide rollout needed.
Price transparency Classroom Hub wins Not published — schools request a quote from Tes.£49/year or £5.99/month, on the pricing page, no sales call.
How soon you can start Classroom Hub wins After a school purchasing decision and setup.Today — 14-day trial, no credit card.
Seating plans Class Charts wins Very strong. Rich student data fields, SEN, Pupil Premium and FSM highlighting, and an influences tool that seats students by how they interact.A saved layout per subject you can switch between, without SEN or Pupil Premium data overlays.
MIS integration Class Charts wins Integrates with school MIS so rosters and student data flow in.None. You import or add your classes yourself.
Behaviour management Two-click behaviour logging, built for whole-school consistency and reporting.Positives, negatives, demerits and referrals on the student profile, with parent contact history alongside.
Gradebook Classroom Hub wins Not its focus — it is a behaviour and seating product.Weighted gradebook with homework, exam and exit-ticket categories.
Rewards students spend Classroom Hub wins Behaviour points, but not a reward store.Class points feed a reward store students choose from.
Lesson tools on the board Classroom Hub wins Focused on the seating plan and behaviour view.Classroom Screen with objectives, timer, bell ringer and name picker.

  • Who buys it Classroom Hub wins

    Class Charts (Tes)
    The school. It is a school-licensed product with a quoted price.
    Classroom Hub
    You. One teacher account, no school-wide rollout needed.

  • Price transparency Classroom Hub wins

    Class Charts (Tes)
    Not published — schools request a quote from Tes.
    Classroom Hub
    £49/year or £5.99/month, on the pricing page, no sales call.

  • How soon you can start Classroom Hub wins

    Class Charts (Tes)
    After a school purchasing decision and setup.
    Classroom Hub
    Today — 14-day trial, no credit card.

  • Seating plans Class Charts wins

    Class Charts (Tes)
    Very strong. Rich student data fields, SEN, Pupil Premium and FSM highlighting, and an influences tool that seats students by how they interact.
    Classroom Hub
    A saved layout per subject you can switch between, without SEN or Pupil Premium data overlays.

  • MIS integration Class Charts wins

    Class Charts (Tes)
    Integrates with school MIS so rosters and student data flow in.
    Classroom Hub
    None. You import or add your classes yourself.

  • Behaviour management

    Class Charts (Tes)
    Two-click behaviour logging, built for whole-school consistency and reporting.
    Classroom Hub
    Positives, negatives, demerits and referrals on the student profile, with parent contact history alongside.

  • Gradebook Classroom Hub wins

    Class Charts (Tes)
    Not its focus — it is a behaviour and seating product.
    Classroom Hub
    Weighted gradebook with homework, exam and exit-ticket categories.

  • Rewards students spend Classroom Hub wins

    Class Charts (Tes)
    Behaviour points, but not a reward store.
    Classroom Hub
    Class points feed a reward store students choose from.

  • Lesson tools on the board Classroom Hub wins

    Class Charts (Tes)
    Focused on the seating plan and behaviour view.
    Classroom Hub
    Classroom Screen with objectives, timer, bell ringer and name picker.

Checked against Class Charts (Tes)'s own site and public documentation on 2026-09-06. Products change — if something here is out of date, tell us and we will fix it.

Common questions

How much does Class Charts cost?

Tes does not publish Class Charts pricing — schools request a quote. That is normal for school-licensed software, but it does mean you cannot compare cost without contacting them. Classroom Hub is £49/year, published, and bought by the teacher.

My school already uses Class Charts. Is Classroom Hub still useful?

It can be, for the parts Class Charts does not cover — the weighted gradebook, exit tickets that grade themselves, homework check-in and the reward store. Keep logging behaviour where your school requires it.

Does Classroom Hub do SEN and Pupil Premium seating overlays?

No. That is a genuine Class Charts strength we do not match. Our seating plans are about saving a different layout per subject and switching between them quickly, not about surfacing student data on the chart.

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