Driving improvement with Alps Connect and the Alps Cycle

To drive improvement across educational settings, it is vital to develop systematic approaches to monitor, evaluate and enhance the quality of education.

Why use Alps at KS4?

 

An increasing number of schools are already using Alps at KS4 as a key part of their approach to improving outcomes. You will have a well-established monitoring and tracking system already at KS4, so why consider changing to Alps?

Alps Achieves #1 Ranking Across All Categories on EdTech Impact

We are delighted to announce that we have secured the number one spot in all three of our categories on EdTech Impact, a leading platform for independent reviews of educational technology.

How Alps works

Alps performance analysis measures progress against our own national, aspirational benchmarks to ensure all students achieve their potential. Built by teachers for teachers, our analysis is simple, easy to use and helps raise student grades.

Raises student grades

Set aspirational targets

Easy to use

Insights that matter, in minutes

Common language

Analysis at all levels

Comprehensive Support

Expert training, help and advice

For Schools and Colleges

Connect is clear, quick, and easy to use. Immediately see where student progress is on track or behind, giving you back precious time to take action where needed. Alps Connect is your partner in accessible, actionable insight across the year.

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For MATs and Groups

As a MAT, LA or Group, navigating assessment data across your schools and colleges is essential but can be complicated and time-consuming. Alps Summit is your hub for swift, actionable insight into performance at KS5. 
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We’re proud of the partnerships we’ve made with our schools and other like-minded organisations

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ASCL hugely values our partnership with Alps, an organisation well-known amongst schools and colleges for its extensive experience in providing analysis and support to improve outcomes, whilst ensuring that students remain the central focus of the improvement process.”
Pepe Di’lasio – General Secretary – ASCL