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For schools, tuition centres and online schools
Less time marking. More time teaching.
Atlas puts homework and tests from KS2 to GCSE in one place. It marks the answers it can, your teachers check and change any mark, and you choose when pupils and parents see the results.
Teachers can start free. For a whole school or centre, we give you a quote.
Built to give your teachers time back
One place to set the work, mark it and share the results.
Marking that starts without you
Atlas marks the answers it can, from short maths to longer written answers. Teachers check its marks and change any of them before pupils see them.
See who needs help, sooner
Every class's results sit in one grid, so you can spot who missed the work or found a topic hard, then look at the questions behind it.
Parents kept in the picture
Parents your school links see the results and reports you release for their child. Nothing reaches them before you say so.
How it works
From setting the work to sharing the results, in three steps.
Set homework or a test
Choose questions from the Atlas question bank, write your own, or upload a Word or PDF worksheet. Pick the class and the dates.
- Pupils answer on screen: type, draw or work out maths.
- Tests have their own focus mode.
Example Set homework screen with sample content: homework for class 9X2 Maths with three questions, one from the Atlas question bank, one the teacher wrote and an uploaded PDF worksheet, set on Monday 12 October and due on Thursday 15 October. Atlas marks. You check.
Atlas's mark and feedback sit beside each pupil's answer. Keep them or change them, then approve and release to the whole class at once.
- Work that needs you comes first.
- Watch answers arrive live in a lesson.
Example teacher screen with sample content: Pupil work for a Year 9 maths homework. 18 released and 4 ready to approve. Automatic marking has run; approving releases saved feedback to pupils. The list shows pupils ready to approve with marks out of 6, one waiting for marking and one that needs feedback. Share results and reports
See every homework and test for a class in one grid. Release results to pupils and parents, and send end-of-term reports once a coordinator has checked them.
- Look across classes by question, topic and pupil.
- Message parents one at a time or as a group.
Example class results grid with sample content: five pupils in 9X2 Maths and their results for three homework tasks and a half-term test, coloured from strong to weak, with two pieces of work not handed in. The results were released to pupils and parents on Thursday 15 October.
Everything for the work you set, in one place
Homework and tests
Set both from the same place, with dates and a focus mode for tests.
Live work
Watch answers arrive during a lesson and send help to one pupil or the class.
Answers on the page
Pupils type, draw or work out maths on screen, even on your own worksheet pages.
KS2 to GCSE
Match, sort, label, tables and more, with bigger buttons for younger pupils.
Markbook and results
Every homework, assessment and mock result for a class on one screen.
Reports
Teachers write end-of-term reports. A coordinator checks them before parents see them.
Messages
Message parents and pupils one at a time or as a group.
Quick to set up
Staff sign in with Google. Classes come in from Google Classroom or a CSV file.
What your pupils see
Every piece of work in one place
Pupils see their homework and tests in one list, answer on screen and get their marks and feedback once you release them.
- Homework and tests in one list, with what is due next.
- Answer on screen: type, write maths or draw.
- Their own marks and feedback, once the teacher releases them.
- Hints that help them think and leave the answer to them.
Made for the way you teach
The same tools work for a school, a tuition centre or an online school. You run the accounts, so pupils and parents join through you.
- Schools
Every class, one view
Roles for teachers, coordinators and leaders, and a view across the whole school.
- Tuition centres
Work between sessions
Set work after each session, see who did it, and show families the results you release.
- Online schools
Lessons and tests online
Follow work live in online lessons, run tests in focus mode, and release results on the day you choose.
Safe for children. Clear for your data lead.
Atlas is built for UK schools, with UK GDPR and the ICO Children's Code in mind.
How we look after dataYou run the accounts
Pupils join your classes, and your school links each parent to their own child.
Nothing goes out before you say so
You choose when results reach pupils and parents. Reports are checked first.
Your data, your instructions
Where your school controls pupil data, EDS Education acts as your processor under a data processing agreement.
No pupil lists by email
Classes come in through Google Classroom or a CSV file.
For students and families
Private study at home
Not at an Atlas school? Sign up yourself. Practise KS3 and GCSE questions for AQA and Pearson Edexcel, see how each answer was marked, and ask Atlas for a first step or a hint when you're stuck. It leaves the answer to you.
Free
£0 No card needed
- 5 AI tutor messages a day
- 5 practice sessions a day
- 5 flashcard sessions a day
- 3 topic views a day
- 3 past paper starts a month
- A three-day preview of your weekly study plan
- Mistake bank, notes, study timer and glossary
Premium
£29.99 a month, or £299 a year
Paying yearly saves £60.88 on 12 monthly payments.
- No daily caps on AI tutor messages, practice, flashcards and topics
- No monthly cap on past paper starts
- Your full weekly study plan, with rest days
- A GCSE grade range from your work in Atlas
- Build your own mock papers, including your weak topics
- Everything in Free
Paying for your child?
Create a parent account and add your child. Premium is the same price for each child, you see the total before you pay, and you choose which AI tools they can use. Their AI chats and private notes stay private.
Monthly plans renew each month. Yearly plans are paid upfront and renew each year. Cancel from your billing settings and Premium stays on until the end of the time you've paid for. There's no automatic free trial, so try the Free plan first. If you're under 18, ask a parent or carer before you pay.
For parents of pupils at an Atlas school
See what the school shares
If your child's school uses Atlas, the school links your account to your child, so you can follow their homework and see the results and reports it releases.
Questions schools ask
Something else? Email support@edseducation.com.
How much does Atlas cost?
Teachers can start free. For a school, tuition centre or online school, we give you a quote based on pupil numbers, staff roles and the setup you need.
What happens in a demo?
We show you Atlas with example classes, talk through your subjects and how you would set it up, and answer your questions.
How accurate is the marking?
Atlas can make mistakes, so teachers can check and change any mark, and choose when pupils see results. Its marks are not official exam grades.
Which ages and subjects?
Atlas is built for pupils from KS2 to GCSE. The question bank covers KS3 and GCSE courses for AQA and Pearson Edexcel, and you can add your own questions and worksheets for any year group.
Does it work for tuition centres and online schools?
Yes. A centre or online school is set up the same way as a school: you add your staff, classes and pupils, and link parents yourself.
How do we get set up?
Staff sign in with Google, and classes come in from Google Classroom or a CSV file. We agree the rest with you before you start.
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