Confirmed pupils
5
This fictional, licensed class
Fictional demo data
Last updated
Primary school spelling dashboard demo
This public Spellito teacher dashboard demo shows how a UK primary teacher can review class practice, identify who needs a closer look and open one pupil’s complete statutory-word view. All names and results are fictional. Real pupil information stays behind adult sign-in and is excluded from search engines.
The short answer
What does a spelling dashboard actually help a teacher do?
It turns completed practice into a quick planning signal. Instead of collecting, marking and comparing separate paper lists, a teacher can check who has practised, which words are still causing difficulty and where the evidence is too thin to make a useful decision. The labels are deliberately cautious: they support a teacher's judgement rather than grading or diagnosing a child.
Practised this week
3
Signed-in practice in the last seven days
Class accuracy
72%
100 correct from 138 answers
Needs a look
3
Not started, inactive or needing support
Class overview
Who should I open first?
Statistics cover signed-in practice since each pupil was confirmed, not just assigned work. The Signal column combines answer count, accuracy and recent activity. Open one pupil when you need the detailed statistics and their complete word-by-word picture.
| Pupil | Words practised | Answers | Accuracy | Last practice | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amari Q. | 28 | 50 | 74% | Today | On track |
| Maya R. | 8 | 8 | 75% | Today | Building evidence |
| Theo K. | 22 | 50 | 78% | 9 days ago | Check in |
| Ava P. | 0 | 0 | No data | Not yet | Not started |
| Noah T. | 18 | 30 | 60% | Yesterday | Needs support |
No answers means Not started. After any answers, no signed-in practice in the last seven days means Check in. With recent practice, fewer than ten answers means Building evidence; at least ten answers with accuracy below 70% means Needs support, otherwise On track. These are prompts for teacher review, not grades.
In a real class, every confirmed pupil row opens that pupil’s private page. This public example opens Amari’s full 102-word Years 5 and 6 view. The linked pupil page uses a separate fictional example snapshot, so its totals differ from this overview.
Open Amari’s pupil pageHow could this save time each week?
The useful part is the workflow around the data. Add and check one spelling set, assign it to a class or an individual pupil, then return to a consistent view instead of rebuilding a spreadsheet. A teacher can open the relevant pupil, review recent tricky words and decide whether to reteach a pattern, send a focused follow-up list or simply wait for more evidence.
- 01
Check one list
Add the weekly words and review the sentences once before publishing.
- 02
Send it once
Assign the same checked set to the class, with individual follow-up when needed.
- 03
Act on a signal
Use recent attempts and accuracy to plan a short teacher-reviewed response.
Teachers see only confirmed pupils in their own class. Other children see pseudonyms on leaderboards, and real authenticated dashboards are private. Read the plain-English school data-processing terms and the Privacy Notice.
Clear annual pricing
Keep basic practice free. Pay only for the teaching tools you need.
Children can keep using basic ten-word practice without a payment. A teacher can create the free class identity first, then add a class or whole-school licence when the time-saving tools are useful.
Basic practice
FREE
No child name or account needed
- Ten-word curriculum practice
- Hear each word in a sentence
- Clear correction and another try
One class
£59
per class per year
- Send one checked list instead of printing individual copies
- Weekly sets and individual assignments
- Private pupil progress and class rankings
12 months. No automatic renewal.
Whole school
£1
per pupil per year · £99 minimum
- One annual school payment or invoice
- Every verified class and teacher included
- A simple head-teacher decision at a school-affordable price
Show the head teacher
12 months. No automatic renewal.
Questions teachers ask
Teacher dashboard FAQ
Is this real pupil data?
No. Every pupil name, result and activity shown on this page is fictional demonstration data. Real teacher dashboards require an authorised adult account and are not indexed by search engines.
What can a teacher see in the Spellito dashboard?
A teacher can review confirmed pupils in their own class. Class statistics cover signed-in practice since each pupil was confirmed, not just assigned work. The weekly activity count covers the last seven days. Open a pupil for their accuracy, tricky words and curriculum-word view. Spellito does not diagnose children or replace teacher judgement.
Where does a teacher see all the words for one pupil?
Open that pupil from the class list. Their private page combines summary statistics, tricky words and the complete relevant statutory-word bank. Each tile shows recent attempts and accuracy; it is practice evidence for teacher review, not an official DfE assessment category.
How much does the teacher version cost?
Basic ten-word child practice stays free. A Class Licence costs £59 per class for 12 months and covers up to 30 confirmed pupils. It does not renew automatically.
Is there whole-school pricing?
Yes. Spellito School costs £1 per pupil per year with a £99 annual minimum. One annual school payment or invoice covers verified teachers and classes at that school.
Does a child need an account for basic practice?
No. A child can complete basic ten-word spelling practice without entering their name, creating an account or making a payment.