Leading educational software provider is Nottingham Evening Post’s Small Business of the Year 2010

PRLog (Press Release) - Jul 30, 2010 -
The company’s product, Classroom Monitor is an online interactive markbook that has been developed and commercialised to meet teachers’ assessment requirements: by streamlining the reporting process it allows teachers to spend less time on paperwork and more time in the classroom teaching. Currently used by over 15,000 teachers in over 1,500 schools and nurseries, Classroom Monitor hosts and manages  data for approximately 185,000 students across the UK and internationally.

Judges were impressed by the company’s outstanding growth which has seen turnover grow to £1.2 million in the six years since it launched to market. Exceptional customer service has led to an 80% customer retention rate and the company successfully launched secondary and nursery versions earlier this year.

The prestigious award from Nottinghamshire’s best-known newspaper has established Classroom Monitor as a business leader in the region. As the top small business in Nottingham, Classroom Monitor’s success continues to support the local economy, creating jobs and bringing revenue to the Nottinghamshire area helping to drive forward the its reputation as a hub for innovative business.

Chris Scarth, Commercial Director at Prime Principle comments, “We are delighted to have won this prestigious award for a second time. Teachers are extremely busy people and Classroom Monitor plays a crucial role in streamlining the administrative aspects of teaching, allowing staff to spend less time filling in forms and more time engaging with pupils in the classroom.” He continues, “It is a great boost for our dedicated team as we continue to grow and adapt to the changes in the education market. We pride ourselves on the flexibility of our offering and look forward to catering to the needs of teachers today and in the future.”

For further information or a demonstration of this product or the primary school version of the tool in your school, please contact Chris Scarth, Commercial Director at Prime Principle on Tel: 0844 5555 211, e-mail: cscarth@primeprinciple.co.uk or visit the website at www.classroommonitor.co.uk.

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About Prime Principle
Based in Nottingham and founded in 2002, Prime Principle offers ‘Classroom Monitor’, an online interactive markbook. Initially designed for use in primary schools, the tool is an easy method used by teachers to assess and report on each student’s continual development. Used in over 1,000 schools, the software application allows teachers to quickly and easily record how pupils are doing in line with the National Curriculum and Government criteria. At a glance, teachers, senior staff and governors can gauge how well pupils are performing and for Ofsted purposes, the school can be easily evaluated to ascertain areas of excellence and where additional attention is necessary. For more information, visit www.classroommonitor.co.uk.

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