PECTECH · Education

Phoenix Nest

A management information system designed around the work a school actually does.

design

Schools and school groups · product in design

A school record that includes the whole pupil.

Phoenix Nest is being designed as a complete school management information system. Attendance, learning, wellbeing, SEND and statutory work belong around the same pupil record, so support is visible in everyday school operations.

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Make inclusion part of the core

The design puts wellbeing and SEND alongside the school’s ordinary pupil information, with the assessment and support experience of Ember informing the product.

Run the school’s real work

The specification covers the connected work of records, attendance, assessment, admissions, exams, communication and statutory returns. These are design commitments, not a list of released modules.

Make a switch possible

Migration, interoperability and data portability are part of the design because a school cannot leave its accumulated record behind when it changes systems.

A detailed school floorplan and architectural model have classrooms and support spaces built into the same foundations. A separate small afterthought add-on fails to join an unfinished old model, against a near-future London view.

Design relationship · Phoenix Nest

One pupil. Not six disconnected records.

Pupil record
  • Attendance
  • Learning
  • Wellbeing
  • SEND
  • School operations
  • Statutory returns

The design connects these responsibilities. A working school pilot is still the next proof.

Availability and evidence

In design.

PECTECH owns the product and its product IP. Zero Drift is the contracted software builder.

In design for 2027. The public PECTECH brief says it is not yet in build or school use.

The published design horizon is 2027; no released module or school pilot is claimed.

Next evidence: A working school pilot completing core MIS workflows end to end.

Phoenix Nest public design page stating that the school record product is in design for 2027
A published proposition, not a screenshot of working software. Captured 14 September 2026.

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