For trusts and MATs
Consistent provision. Without the per-school admin.
One agreement, one data processing agreement and one fee for the trust. Every school gets the same sequenced lessons, the same lesson plans and its own dashboard, and trust admins get an aggregate view across the trust.
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What a trust gets
Evaluate once. Roll out to every school.
Online-safety teaching should not depend on which school in the trust a student attends. One licence, one review, one rollout.
One agreement
A single trust licence covering your schools. One contract, one renewal conversation, no per-school procurement.
One data processing agreement
The trust is the data controller (or each school, where your arrangements say so), under one agreement signed before any student data is processed.
The same lessons in every school
Every school gets the same sequenced KS3 and KS4 lessons and the same lesson plans, updated once a year from one place, plus the same extra lessons as new scams appear.
Each school keeps its own dashboard
Class teachers see their classes. School leads see their school. Trust admins see an aggregate view across the trust.
One fee
Single-fee pricing for the trust, with no per-student pricing. The licence never renews without your say-so.
Due diligence, once
ICO registered, Cyber Essentials certified, UK hosting, designed to the ICO Children’s Code. The detail your DPO needs is in the privacy policy.
For trust admins
Every school on one screen
An aggregate view across the trust’s schools. See which schools have rolled out, which year groups have been covered and where provision is uneven.
In every school
The same lesson plan, the same review
Every lesson carries objectives, discussion prompts and teacher notes, and every one has passed the same five reviews. Whoever teaches it, in any of your schools, delivers the same lesson.
How it lands across a trust
One agreement, then school by school.
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Sign one data processing agreementCovering every school in the trust, signed before any student data is processed. One review for your DPO, not one per school.
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Each school sends a class listAccounts are created per school from a simple MIS export. Nothing to install on any site, nothing for parents to set up.
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Each school assigns its first lessonStaff preview and assign in their own school’s dashboard. Trust admins watch rollout across the trust from theirs.
Our inquiry found that young people’s access to high-quality, timely and relevant PSHE is too often dependent on the priorities and capacity of individual schools, and the expertise and confidence of individual teachers. This inconsistency leaves many young people without the knowledge and skills required at the moments they will matter most.
UK Parliament Youth Select Committee · PSHE Education in Secondary Schools: Preparing young people for adult life, March 2026 Read the report
FAQs
Questions trusts ask
How does trust pricing work?
A single fee covers the trust’s schools on one annual agreement, rather than a per-school subscription for each. There is no per-student pricing, and the licence never renews without your say-so. Talk to us and we will come back with pricing for your trust.
Do schools see each other’s data?
No. Access is role-based. Teachers see their own classes, school leads and admins see their own school, and trust admins see an aggregate view across the trust’s schools. Access is set out in section 10 of the privacy policy.
Who is the data controller for a trust licence?
The trust, or each school where your data-protection arrangements say so. Solid Code Solutions Ltd is the data processor in either case, working only on documented instructions under a data processing agreement signed before any student data is processed.
What happens if we do not renew?
We contact you before the year ends, and continuing is your decision. If you choose not to renew, access ends at the end of the licence period and student data is deleted in line with the retention commitments in the privacy policy.
Talk to us about your trust.
Tell us how many schools and we will come back with a single fee, a draft data processing agreement and a rollout plan.