Detentions

Created by Louis Cooksley, Modified on Fri, 3 Jul at 10:47 AM by Louis Cooksley

GroupEd lets you create detention sessions, add students to them, and then take a register to record whether each student attended. Detention rules can also be set up so that a detention is automatically created when a student receives a negative behaviour record. 

Creating a Detention 

  1. Navigate to Pupil Support → Detentions. 

  1. Click + Create a Detention. A panel slides up from the bottom of the screen. 

 

 

  1. Select a Type from the dropdown, for example After school or Lunchtime. 

  1. Select a Room. 

  1. Set the Start time and End time using the time pickers. 

  1. Enter a Reason for the detention. 

  1. Select the students to include by ticking them in the student list. 

  1. Click Save. A confirmation message appears: Detention created successfully. 

?  Detention types and rooms are configured in School Settings. Contact your school administrator if you cannot see the options you need. 

 

Taking the Detention Register 

Once a detention has been created, you can take the register when the session takes place. 

  1. Navigate to Pupil Support → Detentions. 

  1. Select the detention session from the list. The student register loads. 

 

 

 

  1. For each student, click the attendance button to mark them Present or Absent. 

  1. Click Submit. A confirmation message appears: Attendance submitted. 


Automatic Detention Rules 

If your school has automatic detention rules configured, a detention may be created automatically when a teacher records a negative behaviour against a student. The threshold — for example, three incidents in a week — is set by your school administrator in System → School Settings → Behaviour. 

 

?  Automatic detentions appear in the Detentions Register just like manually created ones and are taken the same way. 

 

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