FOR SCHOOLS & SENCOS

Turn complex learner evidence into priorities teachers can actually use.

NeuroMap helps schools connect assessment evidence, classroom functioning and support planning around one shared learner pathway.

A school does not need another report that sits in a file.

Schools need evidence that can be translated into manageable priorities, teacher actions and reviewable outcomes. NeuroMap is designed to complement professional expertise around the learner rather than replace it.

Support can begin with an individual learner, an existing external assessment, an exam-access question or a broader need for SENCO case consultation.

School proposition

One learner. One shared pathway.

Different adults have different roles, but support is stronger when everyone understands the same priorities and how progress will be reviewed.

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Ways schools can use NeuroMap

Individual Learner Consultation

Clarify the key educational question and decide whether further assessment, profiling or implementation work is needed.

Existing-Report Integration

Translate complex external reports into the functional implications and priorities teachers need.

Assessment Support

Gather or interpret educational assessment evidence within the agreed professional scope.

Implementation Planning

Turn recommendations into role-specific classroom, home and learner actions.

Progress Review

Agree observable indicators and review whether the support plan is having the intended effect.

Exam Access Support

Support evidence gathering and interpretation while the school/exam body retains the final decision under its rules.

SENCO Case Consultation

Structured discussion of complex learner evidence, referral questions and practical next steps.

Staff Guidance

Translate common learning-profile themes into usable classroom understanding and strategy selection.

School Partnership

A future retained-support option can be scoped where a school needs recurring case consultation or implementation reviews.

What schools should receive

  • A clearly defined referral or consultation question
  • Evidence sources made visible
  • Functional interpretation rather than isolated scores
  • Prioritised recommendations rather than an undifferentiated list
  • Role-specific actions
  • A clear distinction between educational guidance and any external clinical/medical pathway
  • Review points where implementation support is included

Discuss school support

NeuroMap Systems is independent and does not imply affiliation with any international school unless an actual relationship is explicitly stated.

School / SENCO enquiry