Governance leads, school business managers and trust central teams
Policy Management
Policies are adopted at different times, in different versions, and acknowledgement is chased by email.
How the platform approaches it
- 1Hold central templates and local adaptations in one place.
- 2Run the annual review cycle as a workflow.
- 3Track adoption and acknowledgement per school.
- 4Keep version history and review dates visible.
Capabilities used
- Central policy templates
- Local adoption tracking
- Version history
- Review scheduling
- Acknowledgement tracking
- AI-assisted review drafts with human approval
Intended outcomes
Design goals for the platform, not measured results from real schools.
- One current version, visibly current
- Less chasing, more completion
- Evidence of adoption at hand
AI-assisted drafting is clearly labelled and always requires human review and approval. The platform does not determine whether a policy is legally sufficient.
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