Connected by what you love — not by your data.
The community is built on one thing only: the interests colleagues choose to share. Hobbies are grouped together, so you can see who across the trust loves what you love — at your school and every other. Everything else in your profile stays yours.
Your hobby, your group.
Pick your interests when you create your profile, and you’re automatically part of those groups — alongside everyone else in the trust who picked the same.
Fancy a game of padel?
Open the padel group and see every colleague across the trust who plays — then get a match on. Same for running, book clubs, five-a-side, board games and more.
Beyond your building
Someone at a school five minutes from yours might share your exact hobby and you’d never know. Interest groups make those connections visible — that’s all they do.
Only if you say so
You choose which interests to share and whether colleagues can get in touch. Change your mind anytime — your profile, your rules.
Where do you sit in the trust?
Eight quick questions about the subjects you love, what you would like to research, what you could help others with and what you do outside school. Then see how you compare with every school — and who shares your top picks, so you can start working together.
What others can see. What they can’t.
This platform holds personal development data, so we keep a hard line between your private profile and the community.
Your community card
Your name, your school, and the interests you’ve chosen to share. That’s the whole card. It only appears at all if you’ve said yes.
Everything else
Your role, development focus, goals, module progress and knowledge check scores are private — visible only to you and, for development records, your line manager. Colleagues can’t browse staff by role or school, and there is no public staff list.
Three minutes and you’re in.
Create your profile, choose your interests, and decide what you share. The groups only work because colleagues like you are in them.