Teacher-led focus
Teachers choose what they would like feedback on and agree clear, observable success criteria.
Supportive observation and professional growth
See teaching clearly.
Grow with confidence.
Classroom Watch helps teachers lead their own development through purposeful observation, trustworthy evidence and practical coaching conversations.
Teacher-owned goalsPrivate self-observationSchool-defined standards
Evidence, not impressionsReflection, not surveillanceActionable next steps
A better observation culture
From “being observed” to meaningful professional learning.
One simple system brings together preparation, evidence, reflection and a next step—without reducing teachers to a score.
Evidence that matters
Capture notes, time-linked moments and authorised evidence without losing the lesson context.
Supportive conversations
Turn a consented feedback discussion into a reviewable transcript, summary and practical next steps.
Growth over time
Connect observations and goals into a teacher-owned professional learning narrative.
Built around teacher agency
The teacher can choose what good looks like.
Whether it is questioning, inclusion, pacing, feedback or student talk, Classroom Watch turns a personal focus into clear, observable success criteria.
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Choose a focus
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Build success criteria
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Capture moments that matter
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Reflect and act
For thoughtful schools
A shared language for teaching and learning.
- Use your teaching or leadership standards—not a forced framework.
- Keep self-observations private until a teacher chooses to share.
- Give coaches and leaders a clearer, kinder feedback workflow.
- See anonymised development themes without ranking individual teachers.
How Classroom Watch works
From classroom observation to meaningful teacher development.
Make lesson observation more useful and less administrative. Classroom Watch brings the focus, evidence and follow-up conversation together in one practical workflow.
Agree a focus
Choose an aspect of teaching to explore, such as questioning, feedback, inclusion or student participation.
Capture evidence
Record relevant lesson notes and time-linked moments, following your school’s recording and consent requirements.
Reflect together
Review the evidence and use a supportive coaching conversation to understand what happened in the lesson.
Plan a next step
Connect reflection to a practical development goal and revisit progress in future observations.
Built for the people behind great teaching
One supportive platform, different ways to grow.
Teachers
Choose your own observation focus, keep private self-reflections, and make evidence part of an ongoing professional learning journey.
Instructional coaches and peers
Make peer observation and coaching conversations more focused, constructive and grounded in what actually happened.
School leaders
Support consistent observation practices using your school’s own teaching standards and review broad professional learning themes.
Frequently asked questions
Questions about classroom observation software.
What is Classroom Watch?
Classroom Watch is a teacher observation and instructional coaching platform. It helps teachers, coaches and schools prepare observations, capture useful evidence, reflect and plan meaningful next steps.
Can teachers complete private self-observations?
Yes. Classroom Watch supports private self-observation so teachers can reflect on their own lessons and decide whether to share their work.
Does Classroom Watch require a particular teaching framework?
No. Schools can work with their own teaching standards and observation priorities rather than adopting a fixed assessment framework.
Is Classroom Watch intended to score or rank teachers?
The platform is designed around evidence-led reflection and professional growth, not reducing teachers to a numerical ranking.
Can observations include audio or video?
The platform includes evidence-capture workflows. Schools and teachers must follow their own consent, safeguarding and recording policies before capturing anyone.
Make every observation a useful conversation.
See Classroom Watch in the context of your school’s culture, standards and priorities.
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