Our Work

Evidence behind RAISE's approach to real school problems

RAISE's work starts with a real school problem, not a fixed product. The three examples below show what that looks like in practice, from a fully implemented attendance framework to a curriculum-aligned learning platform and a set of focused operational systems and experience.

Operational Intervention Dashboard showing a colour-coded pupil intervention table with priority indicators, attendance percentages, intervention bands and a Log Intervention action, using fictional pupil records.
Implemented framework

Inclusion Impact Framework

A working attendance and inclusion framework, implemented in a secondary-school setting. It connects attendance insight, intervention and review in one system. The accompanying screenshot uses fictional pupil records and fully synthetic data.
RAISE Learning subject hub showing eight subject area cards, including Mathematics, Languages, English, Science, Humanities, Computing, Ethics and Expressive Arts, each with exam board tags.
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RAISE Learning

RAISE Learning is an AI-powered revision platform covering 19 subjects at GCSE and Level 2, with five more currently in development. It is available to British-curriculum schools through a free 30-day trial.
Operational systems and experience

Selected Systems and Projects

Broader evidence of RAISE's operational systems and workflow capability, including Room Booking, SharePoint, MIS and data work. It also draws on Ben's professional experience inside schools, applied to focused problems rather than a single product.

What this evidence shows

These three examples show different kinds of evidence: an implemented framework already in use, a learning platform available for a free 30-day trial, and a wider set of focused systems and professional experience. Each reflects RAISE's problem-first approach, shaped around what a school actually needs rather than a fixed set of products.

What could RAISE build around your problem?

Every example on this page began with a real school problem. If something here is close to what you are dealing with, or nothing quite fits yet, the next step is a conversation.