Every part of the SEND day.
One platform. No add-ons.
Below: every feature Phoenix Ember ships with on day one. Yes — all of it. No tiered modules, no “contact sales for analytics”.
Eight domains. Plus your own.
Covers the full spectrum of pupil wellbeing — and SENCOs can add custom domains and indicators to match their school’s priorities.
Emotional Awareness & Regulation
Understanding and managing emotions
Self-Concept & Self-Worth
Identity, confidence, self-esteem
Social Competence & Peer Relationships
Friendships, cooperation, conflict
Relationships with Adults
Trust, attachment, help-seeking
School Belonging & Engagement
Motivation, participation, inclusion
Attention & Self-Regulation
Focus, impulse control, executive function
Resilience & Coping
Adaptability, perseverance, recovery
Behaviour & Conduct
Choices, boundaries, prosocial behaviour
Score what matters. Compare term-on-term.
Each domain scored 1–5 across 5 indicators with 200 plain-English anchor descriptions. Assess one pupil or a whole year group in one sitting.
Recognises and names own emotions
Or assess a year group in one pass.
The batch grid is built for the Tuesday-morning reality — keyboard nav, tab between cells, autosave per row.
- ✓Automatic reminders when assessments are overdue
- ✓Term-on-term comparison built in — see the delta, not just the score
- ✓Pupil voice captured as italic quote — not a form field
28 interventions. Mapped to the framework.
A curated library, evidence-grounded, organised across three depths. Build your own bank alongside them.
Surface
12 universal- Calm Corner
- Fidget Tools
- Zones of Regulation
- Visual timetables
- Class agreements
Intermediate
9 small-group- ELSA
- Circle of Friends
- Nurture Groups
- Lego Therapy
- Drawing & Talking
Deep
5 specialist- DDP
- Theraplay
- Art Therapy referral
- CAMHS pathway
- 1:1 ELSA programme
Log every session
Notes, attendance and outcomes per session — date-stamped.
Compare before / after
Phoenix Ember computes the delta against the prior assessment cycle.
Build your own
Custom interventions sit alongside the 28 — map to any domain, Phoenix or yours.
Professional PDFs in one click.
Ofsted-ready reports and SEND documentation in seconds, not hours. Your school’s logo and colours on every page.
Catch it early. Record everything.
Automated alerts when scores drop. Structured concern flagging routed to the right adult. Phoenix Ember isn’t your safeguarding system — keep CPOMS or MyConcern — but it’s where the early signal lives.
When a score drops, you know.
- ✓Triggered when any score drops between assessments
- ✓Critical alert for any score of 1
- ✓Overdue-assessment reminders to key adults
- ✓Acknowledge · resolve · dismiss workflow
- ✓In-app + email — never silent
Any staff member can raise one.
- ✓9 categories: safeguarding, attendance, behaviour, self-harm, bullying, …
- ✓Auto-routed to SENCO or senior leader
- ✓Immutable action trail — every response logged
- ✓Dashboard widget: open · in-progress · resolved counts
- ✓Privacy boundaries respected — staff see only what their role allows
Plain English. Not raw scores.
Parents see what their child needs and how the school is helping — never the 1–5 scores. Mobile-first because 85% of parents open Phoenix on a phone. Read-only. Separate session. Fully isolated.
- •“On track / Developing / Needs support”
- •Active interventions
- •Home strategies suggested by school
- •ISP documents to download
- •Send-a-note feedback channel
- •Safeguarding boundary clearly stated
“I like it when Miss Khan asks me what I want to do at break.”
Built for the most regulated room in the school.
UK-hosted
AWS eu-west-2, London. Data never leaves the UK.
Encrypted
At rest and in transit. TLS 1.3, AES-256.
Auditable
Immutable log of every action by every user.
Cohort suppression
Under-5 cohorts hidden automatically.
Subject Access
One-click ZIP of every record on a pupil.
Role-scoped
Teachers see their pupils. SENCOs see everything. Parents see only their child.
Try the whole thing free for six weeks.
No card. Full access. Every feature on this page. If it doesn’t save you a Tuesday morning, walk away.