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OnSiteCommand Centre

For trusts and local authorities: One live view of every school.

From April 2027, Martyn’s Law is expected to put a duty on the governing body of every school in your area where 200 or more people can be on site, and each one will discharge it differently. Today you have no way to see whether any of them could run a lockdown tomorrow. Command Centre gives you that view: every school on a map, every drill on record, and every emergency as it happens.

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A man at his desk looking at Command Centre on an iMac: the map of a demo council’s schools, with one school in a lockdown drill

What you see.

Three views, and the answer to “are we ready” stops being a survey you have to send.

Command Centre’s map of a demo council's area, with each school pinned: green for on track, violet for the one school with a drill in progress

Every school, now

A map of your estate, the schools needing attention, and which are live on OnSite.

Command Centre’s live incident view for a lockdown drill at a demo primary school: started 09:10, the whole school, 236 of 236 people accounted for, and nobody from the council has taken the lead yet

Any emergency as it unfolds

When it started, whole school or one site, and the roll call as it is reported. An officer can take the lead so the school knows who is acting.

Command Centre’s drills and readiness view for a demo council: the target for each type of drill, 37 of 38 schools have run a drill in the last 12 months, and 56 drills run

A year of drills

Last drill by school, by type, and whether each school is on track.

What you never see.

You see rooms, numbers and times. You never see a pupil list, and you never see anything about sign-in, attendance or the school’s day to day. You do read the school’s emergency messages, which are typed by staff in the moment, and staff are told that you read them.

The Command Centre School settings screen on an iMac, for a demo council: drill targets for lockdown, invacuation and evacuation, the term dates they are measured over, and reminders

Whose duty is it?

It depends on what you are, and the answer is not the same for a trust and a council.

A woman with a staff lanyard working at her desk in an office, looking at her computer screen

If you are a multi-academy trust

The duty is the trust board’s, legally and directly. Command Centre is how the board sees whether every school in the trust could discharge it, without asking each one in turn.

If you are a local authority

The duty mostly sits with each governing body rather than with you. Your interest is assurance and consistency: knowing which schools are ready, and being able to show that you knew.

£97 a year for each school live on OnSite.

Billed to the authority or trust. Nothing to pay for schools that have not joined yet.

  • Every school on a map
  • Every emergency as it unfolds
  • A year of drills, by school
  • Never a pupil list
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£1,164 a year

12 schools × £97

Excluding VAT, billed to the authority or trust.

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