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What goes unseen
How it works
One habit.
Four things happen.
Teachers keep teaching. The only new thing is telling Lila what they noticed.
Tell Lila what you saw. A voice note on the walk back from the playground, a photo or video of the work, a worksheet or PDF, one sentence between lessons. That’s it. She takes it from there.
Each note is written up and tagged against your curriculum automatically: the learner, the area, the skill. Nobody sorts anything.
Lila reads across a class’s evidence and tells you what she notices: patterns, gaps, and the learners who haven’t been noticed lately.
When the term ends, the reports are already mostly written. Lila drafts each one from the evidence, in your school’s voice, ready for teachers to read and adjust. Families get the real story, not just a grade.
“Leo spent twenty minutes at the stream timing the water with a stick, then swapped it for a leaf to check.”
Got it. Filed for Leo under Science & Technology.
Spent twenty minutes at the stream timing how fast the water moved past a stick. Doubted the first reading, swapped the stick for a leaf, and timed it again to check.
Lila noticed
Year 8 · Maple · updated 2h ago
Summer term report · Year 8
Leo Harris
How Leo learns
Leo learns by checking. He rarely trusts a first answer, and this term that habit carried him from the stream to the survey chart. He is at his best outdoors, with something to measure.
Across the curriculum
- Science & TechnologyDesigns his own checks. Changed his method at the stream when the first reading looked wrong.
- Mathematics & NumeracyChose his own scale for the class survey chart and explained why to the group.
- Languages, Literacy & CommunicationPresented the fieldwork plan to Year 7 visitors, without being asked.
Meet Lila
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Lila is the AI companion inside Volantis. She remembers every observation you share, so you can ask her about any learner, tell her what you noticed, or plan an experience together.
What shall we ask?
Ask me about a learner, tell me something you noticed, or start planning an experience. I’ll follow where you take it.
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This is not
one more thing.
It isn’t another platform to feed. It replaces the notebooks, the spreadsheets and the end-of-term scramble to remember what every child did. This isn’t about checking boxes. It’s about understanding who they’re becoming and what they need to thrive.
What every learner keeps
A portrait that grows with them.
Everything you capture builds into a living portrait of each learner: their strengths, how they learn, how they’re growing. Every line links back to the evidence it came from, and learners and families can add their own stories too.
Leo Harris
Portrait
Leo is a curious, careful learner who checks his own thinking, and is at his best outdoors with something to measure. The most important thing to keep an eye on is putting his reasoning into writing, where he still leans on prompts and structured frames.
Science & Technology
Leo designs his own checks. At the stream he doubted his first reading, swapped the stick for a leaf and timed it again.
Enquiry
- Times the water with a stick, then repeats the test with a leaf to check.
- Changes method when a reading looks wrong, without being told.
- Explains what he did, and why, to the rest of the group.
Emotional world
Leo is at ease when a problem is his own. He says so when a result looks wrong and tries again without being asked.
- Doubts his first reading out loud and tests it again.
“Leo spent twenty minutes at the stream timing the water with a stick, then swapped it for a leaf to check.”
- Stays with a hands-on task for twenty minutes or more, especially outdoors.
- Less sure when asked to write his reasoning down, and asks for a frame to start.
14 May
Checks his own results and changes method when a reading looks wrong
Stream fieldwork“Leo spent twenty minutes at the stream timing the water with a stick, then swapped it for a leaf to check.”
23 May
Chooses his own scale for a survey chart and explains why
11 June
Presents his fieldwork plan to visitors, unprompted
14 June
Portrait refreshed
Voice note · Teacher
At the stream
14 May
Photo · Family
Survey chart
23 May
Video · Teacher
Fieldwork plan
11 June
PDF · Leo
Field notes
14 May
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in focus.
Believing in learner-centred education is easy. Implementing it isn’t. Volantis helps you understand what’s happening inside your school, right at your fingertips.
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Every class at a glance, so no learner falls through the cracks.
Year 8 · Maple · this term
| Lang | Maths | Sci | Hum | Arts | Health | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leo | ||||||
| Maya | ||||||
| Sam | ||||||
| Ava | ||||||
| Noah |
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Which classes have the least evidence in collaboration this term?
LilaYear 9 · Birch has 4 notes tagged collaboration across 23 learners, the fewest in the school. Year 7 · Oak has 31.
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