Ticked Off replaces the walkie-talkies, paper lists and corridor shouting at the end of the day. The room confirms the child, reception checks the code, and every handover is on record.
Runs in the browser on any phone or tablet. Nothing for parents or staff to install.
Most schools know exactly where every child is at 3pm. By 5.30pm, after clubs, prep and late pick ups, that picture often lives in a teacher's head.
A child is sent down because someone at reception said a name. Nobody can prove who it was.
A tick on a paper list is the only record, and the list goes in the recycling.
When prep ends, the last few children move between staff with no formal handover at all.
Every Ticked Off service uses the same idea: no child moves on a guess. Choose one to see how it works, step by step.
After-school prep, clubs and activities. Four steps, two of them are ticks.

The teacher ticks each child into prep, club or activity on screen, so the school knows exactly who is in the room.

At reception, the parent types their child's name and the family password on their own phone. No app to install.

The teacher's screen pings. They check the child is ready and release them, and the parent receives a three-letter code for today only.
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Reception sees the child arrive and the code on the parent's phone. Only when the two match does the child go home.
When prep or a club finishes and some parents are still on their way.

The teacher closes the session and chooses where the children still waiting are going: reception, the front gate or the car pick-up point.

All waiting children are signed over to the late duty device in one step, with a name and time against the handover.

The late parent asks for their child on their phone, exactly as they would during prep.

The member of staff on duty checks the code, or confirms the parent on sight, singly or several children at once. Whichever they choose is recorded.
Grandma, a friend's mum or a party pick-up. Parents set it up, the school sees it on the day.

In their account, the parent adds who is collecting and when: just one day, every week, or a group pick-up for a party.

On the day, the room and reception can see who is expected to collect each child. Nobody is left phoning round.

The trusted adult asks for the child, the room releases them and a code is issued, the same as for a parent.
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Reception checks the code before the child leaves, and the record shows exactly who collected them.
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Morning and evening minibus runs between home and school.

Each child is ticked onto the bus at their stop, so the school knows who is on board.

Each child is ticked off at school or at their stop, and parents are told they have arrived.
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Away matches and sports days, wherever the team is playing.

The team is registered on the coach or minibus before it leaves school.

Know who came back on the coach and who went home with a parent from the away ground.
Every school has its own name for the end of the day. Ticked Off uses yours on every screen parents and staff see, so nobody has to learn new words.
Parents add the people they trust to collect, and say exactly when. The school sees it on the day's list, so nobody is left phoning round.
When the room closes, the children still waiting are handed over formally, not just walked down the corridor.
The teacher closes prep and chooses where the remaining children are going: reception, the front gate or the car pick-up point.
All waiting children are signed over to the late duty device in one step, with a name and time against the handover.
Late parents are checked by code, or on sight by the member of staff on duty, and that choice is recorded too.
Every request, release, code match and handover is time-stamped with the member of staff involved. Your safeguarding lead can look back at any afternoon in seconds.
Ticked Off follows the way schools already manage collection under KCSIE and the EYFS framework, and gives your DSL a record to prove it.
Every school gets a "Collection of Pupils" section to drop into its safeguarding and child protection policy: authorised adults, the two-tick check, late and non-collection, and what to do if the system is down.
Your school is the data controller and we act as your processor under a written data processing agreement. Records are kept for as long as your policy says, and no more.
Our team hold enhanced DBS checks, and we never have unsupervised contact with pupils. Any visit for training or set-up follows your visitor procedure.
Parents, teachers and reception use the phones and tablets they already have, in the browser.
Identity is proved with a family password and a daily code, not by taking pictures of pupils.
Records are stored in a London data centre and handled in line with UK GDPR.
Parents can set alerts for the afternoon, so nobody is left waiting at reception.
Prep, clubs, activities and late stay all use the same two-tick flow.
If a teacher can take a register on a phone, they can run Ticked Off on day one.
Morning runs into school and the evening return journey, with each child ticked on and off the bus and parents told when they have arrived.
Know who travelled, who came back on the coach and who went home with a parent from the away ground.
Every plan includes the full safeguarding record, staff logins, set-up and training. One monthly price per school, whatever your size. No contract: cancel anytime.
The office runs collection. No parent accounts to set up.
Parents ask for their own child. Saves the office the most time.
For schools with a busy car line at the end of the day.
Add to any plan, whenever you need them.
Coach registers out and back, and parents collecting at the venue.
Price on requestHead counts on and off the coach, at every stop of the day.
Price on requestMorning and after-school routes, with children ticked on and off at each stop.
Price on requestWho is still on site right now, for fire drills and evacuations after the school day.
Price on requestPupils and families kept up to date from your school's management system.
Price on requestRun Ticked Off on your school's domain, e.g. collect.yourschool.co.uk.
Price on requestPrices exclude VAT. Billed monthly, no contract, cancel anytime. Clubs and wraparound providers: ask about club pricing.
The questions heads, bursars and safeguarding leads ask us first. If yours isn't here, ask us in your demo.
Only authorised staff, signed in on school devices. Parents never see a list of children, not even their own child's record. They type their child's name themselves, and it has to match exactly.
Yes, unless you'd rather they couldn't. If your school asks, we lock staff screens to your own school computers. Either way, every member of staff has their own login, set by your admin, and signs in with two-factor authentication every time, using an authenticator app or a sign-in link sent to their email. Every sign-in and sign-out is recorded, and staff are signed out automatically at the end of the school day.
Yes. Every register, request, release, code match and handover is time-stamped with the member of staff involved. Your DSL can look back at any afternoon in seconds.
Records are stored in a London data centre and handled in line with UK GDPR. Your school is the data controller and we are your processor, under a written data processing agreement. That means your school decides how long records are kept, not us. We recommend keeping collection records long term, because a safeguarding question can come up years later.
No. We never take or store pictures of pupils. With Parent Connect, the adult collecting proves who they are with the family password and a daily code.
Yes. Everyone at Ticked Off who works with schools holds an enhanced DBS check, and we never have unsupervised contact with pupils. We're happy for your school to verify this through the DBS Update Service before any visit.
Your model collection policy includes a manual fallback, so collection carries on safely using your existing procedure until the system is back.
No. It supports it. Every school gets a model "Collection of Pupils" section to adapt and drop into its own safeguarding and child protection policy.
Parents don't need to install anything. Ticked Off runs in the browser on the phones, tablets and computers you already have. Staff confirm each sign-in with an email link or an authenticator app. If your school would like parents to have the same extra check, we can switch it on for them too.
With Parent Connect, three things have to line up. The adult gives the child's name and the family password, which the school gives each family by letter, in person or by email, whichever it prefers. The room releases the child. Then reception checks the three-letter code on the collector's phone before the child leaves. Trusted adults can only be added from the parents' account, using the family password.
A password on its own can't take a child out of school. The room still has to release the child, and reception still has to see the child and match the code on the collector's own phone. Your school decides how passwords reach families: by letter, in person or by email.
We will walk you through a real afternoon, from register to the last late pick up, using three phones on the table.