Build and change seating plans in seconds, in the same app teachers use all day – drag and drop, saved with the class, ready for every lesson.
Seating plans live in too many places: a laminated sheet, a spreadsheet, a photo on someone’s phone. When the class changes, the plan doesn’t. And the tool a teacher opens fifty times a day is rarely the one the plan is stored in.
Drag and drop in seconds
Seating plans in Ten Points are built directly in the class view. Teachers drag students into place, adjust on the fly when the room or the dynamic changes, and the plan is saved and ready the next time the class opens. Because the seating plan lives inside the same screen used for awarding points, it is always current – not a document somewhere else.
One screen for the whole lesson
The seating view is the working view. Award a point, log an incident, mark a hall pass – all from the plan itself, with each child exactly where they are sitting. Cover teachers and new staff see the room at a glance.
Plans that hold their shape
Change seating for one lesson or for the term. The plan stays with the class, so routines survive room changes, timetable shuffles and the long dark of November.
Teachers at Ten Points schools recognise behaviour, log incidents and edit seating plans in seconds – the tools are designed for the pace of a real lesson, not a planning evening.
Frequently asked questions
How do teachers create a seating plan in Ten Points?
From the class view, teachers drag and drop students into the room layout. Plans save automatically and load whenever the class is opened.
Can I award points directly from the seating plan?
Yes. The seating plan is the working class view – points, incidents and hall passes are all managed from it.
Can seating plans be changed during a lesson?
Yes. Plans can be edited at any time and take effect immediately, which helps with cover lessons and changing class dynamics.
Do seating plans work on any device?
Ten Points runs in the browser, so seating plans work on interactive whiteboards, laptops and tablets.