Won't it turn into a punishment ledger?

The default categories are positive (helpfulness, persistence, teamwork etc.). Negative points are possible but require a deliberate click, and the admin tab highlights staff who use a disproportionate number of them.

What if a teacher accidentally taps 100 times?

The the system has a hardcoded ceiling of 30 awards per minute per staff member. Beyond that the call fails — so misclicks can't wreck a season.

Can parents see other children's points?

No. forældrekortet only shows the child linked to that parent. Named leaderboards are visible to staff and school admin only.

How do you stop small houses always losing?

House totals are weighted per pupil, so a 60-pupil house isn't automatically beaten by a 90-pupil one. Teachers see the weighted standings, not just the raw totals.

Behaviour & house points

Behaviour & house points — a positive culture, not a punishment ledger

Award points in seconds from a phone, watch houses, classes and pupils compete fairly, and let parents follow along without it feeling like surveillance. Built around Positive Behaviour Support (PBS) and Class Dojo–style framing — inside your school's own safe platform.

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Quick-award from your phone

The award dialog awards points in two taps — pick pupil/house, pick category, send. The teacher never loses sight of the class.

House leaderboard

The house leaderboard shows the live standings with weekly resets and season finals. A classic house competition — modernised.

Class & pupil leaderboards

Beyond houses: per-class and per-pupil leaderboards — so small classes don't get drowned out by a large house.

Rate-limit 30/min

The system blocks more than 30 awards per minute per staff member — preventing both accidental spam and abuse.

3-tab admin overview

School admin has three tabs: categories, leaderboards and fairness check — so leaders can see if a teacher is over- or under-awarding.

Parent card

The parent card on the parent dashboard shows your child's points with category and a short note — without comparing to other pupils.

Positive framing built in

The default categories invite teachers to catch positive behaviour, not log everything that goes wrong. Negative points exist but live behind a deliberate click.

Fair season finale

House totals are weighted per pupil so smaller houses aren't punished. When the season closes, an exportable summary is ready for the end-of-year ceremony.

In the classroom

Teacher

Rewards positive behaviour in the moment — without leaving the board or opening another tab.

Form tutor

Sees the class's category breakdown and can recognise pupils who often go unnoticed — without it feeling targeted.

School leader

Checks that awards distribute fairly across genders, classes and staff — via the fairness tab.

Parent

Follows their child's points on a calm parent view — no leaderboards, no comparison.

Works with

Wellbeing Engagement & wellbeing Safeguarding cases For school leadership

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