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Life Skills GO

See earlier · Understand why · Act in time · Measure impact · Improve continuously An evidence-led whole-school platform for early identification, belonging, engagement, learning and school improvement. See the early indicators of what's changing for a student, class, cohort or whole school, before it shows up in attendance decline, behaviour incidents, disengagement or academic impact — without creating extra work.

Featured in The Educator
The student behaviour question schools aren't asking
What is happening for students before disruptive behaviour becomes visible?
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Early identification & school improvement

See what's really happening with your students in real time, before it shows up in a report

An early identification and school improvement platform that brings together attendance, behaviour, wellbeing and real-time student voice, so schools have visibility and can act on what's changing, not just what already happened.

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Students are talking, but are schools really listening?
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The student behaviour question schools aren’t asking
The EducatorRead Article →
Schools need earlier identification strategies to tackle disruptive behaviour: expert
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Unengaged: We cannot ignore the impact of chronic absence on our PISA results
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Restoring Order in Classroom
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Nine years
building in schools
1,000+
Australian schools
15+ million
student check-ins

Trusted by schools across Australia — government, Catholic, independent and specialist settings

Maronite College of the Holy Family Maronite College of the Holy Family
Guildford West Public School Guildford West Public School
Indie Schools Indie Schools
Nailsworth Primary School Nailsworth Primary School
Coonamble Public School Coonamble Public School
Nichols Point Primary School Nichols Point Primary School
Henty Public School Henty Public School
Cobbitty Public School Cobbitty Public School
Gum Flat Public School Gum Flat Public School
Prairievale Public School Prairievale Public School
Shortland Public School Shortland Public School
Stockton Public School Stockton Public School
The problem

Attendance sits in one report. Behaviour incidents sit in another. What a teacher noticed in class often isn't recorded anywhere at all.

Each one only shows part of the picture, and usually only after something has already happened. Where student voice already exists in a school, it's often still a popsicle stick in a classroom or a chart on the wall.

How it works

Listen. Identify. Respond. Track.

Students checking in on Life Skills GO
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Listen

Give students a safe, structured way to share how they're feeling and how ready they are to learn.

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Automated whole school reporting on Life Skills GO

Identify

Surface emerging patterns across belonging, engagement, wellbeing and attendance, often before they show up anywhere else.

Teachers acting on Life Skills GO insights
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Respond

Give teachers, wellbeing teams and leaders the right information to act on, without adding to their workload.

Tracking wellbeing progress over time
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Track

See whether the support being provided is actually making a difference.

"We saw a significant reduction in disruptive behaviour across the school, and an 80% drop in suspensions."
Stephanie GilesDeputy Principal, Guildford West Public School
Built with schools, not sold to them

Shaped over nine years, in direct partnership with more than 1,000 Australian schools

Life Skills GO wasn't built by a technology company that decided to enter education. It's been shaped over nine years in direct partnership with more than 1,000 Australian schools, alongside teachers, education leaders, learning support teams, neuroscientists, data analysts, wellbeing teams, psychologists, families and students themselves.

That partnership is why it's built around getting the right information to the right person at the right time:

Attendance teams see emerging patterns earlier.

Behaviour and learning support teams see what may be driving a change, before it escalates.

Classroom teachers see how a student arrived that morning, giving them a head start on preventing behaviour issues rather than managing them after they happen.

"There was something missing in terms of being able to really gain insight into what the students were thinking and feeling."
Amanda AdamsPrincipal, Chester Hill North Public School
Without adding to workload
"The initial problem was just identifying kids early. We didn't want to add more workload onto our teachers… it's no extra add-on to what they were doing anyway."
Ryan DohertyMental Health & Wellbeing Leader, Nichols Point Primary School

Life Skills GO is designed to fit inside the routines schools already run, not sit on top of them as another system to manage.

Attendance strategies work best when schools can see, and act on, the reasons students are disengaging or missing school. Life Skills GO helps connect that picture, so leaders, wellbeing teams and teachers are working from the same evidence.

In a demonstration, we will explore:

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What your current attendance, behaviour and wellbeing data is showing.

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Where your school may have gaps in visibility across systems.

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How student voice can support earlier identification, and increase belonging and connection, without adding to staff workload.

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How Life Skills GO fits into your current school improvement priorities.

Every school is different. We don't believe in statistically similar schools, and we won't come to this conversation with a generic presentation.

We believe relationships are the foundation of everything that happens in a school, and that sustainable improvement comes from addressing the causes of absence, not just the number itself. Attendance is where disengagement first becomes visible, it's a signal, not just a statistic.

This conversation isn't a sales pitch, it's the start of understanding whether Life Skills GO is right for your school. We know from more than 1,000 schools that starting slow, being deliberate and staying consistent works. It's often the smallest changes that make the biggest difference.