Configurable overdue alerts
Set the alert thresholds that suit your school. When a pass exceeds a configured limit, the dashboard flags it for teachers and coordinators.
Tackle lateness with data, not detention slips
Record late arrivals, pass durations and selected destinations in one teacher-led workflow, with school-defined alerts and reports for contextual follow-up.
Movement trendsPasses per day · whole school
WeekTermYear
↓ 18% vs last term
3:54 ↓ 0:18
Avg time out
41
Passes / day
2% ↓ 1.1%
Overdue rate
Biggest shift: Year 9 bathroom exits · down 31% since Week 2
Lateness is easier to review with consistent records
Late arrivals and overdue passes can accumulate across teachers and periods. Vero gives authorised staff a shared record without assigning motives or automatic consequences.
Time
Recorded pass duration
Each pass records its associated start and end times, allowing staff to review elapsed time against school-defined expectations.
Paper
Harder to aggregate
Paper records may be difficult to search across classes, teachers and periods or compare over a selected date range.
Context
Professional review
A repeated pattern can prompt staff to check learning, wellbeing, health or operational context before deciding on follow-up.
Three ways Vero tackles lateness
Vero doesn't replace your lateness policy — it gives you the data to make it work.
Frequency reporting
Review late returns over a selected date range, then use professional judgement to decide whether the pattern warrants a conversation or support pathway.
Records for conversations
Export timestamped records for parent meetings, year-level coordinators or pastoral care teams, explain what the records do and do not show, and review them alongside student and family context.
Out of class5 out now
ExportAllYear 7Year 8Year 9Year 10
MTMia ThompsonBathroom, D Block2:41
JCJack ChenSick bay0:38
APAria PatelLibraryOverdue7:12
NWNoah WilliamsFront office1:15
RORuby O'ConnorMusic room0:52
Overdue threshold · configured by your school
Know the moment a student is late
Vero's dashboard highlights passes that exceed your school's configured alert thresholds, giving staff a clear prompt to follow up.
- Configurable alert thresholds
- Visual overdue indicators on the live dashboard
- Recorded out-of-class duration per pass
Frequent exitsLast 14 days
All destinations1APAria Patel11
2NWNoah Williams8
3JCJack Chen6
4RORuby O'Connor5
5HNHarper Nguyen4
Share with Head of YearRolling 14 days · updates nightly
Review recorded out-of-class time
Vero reports recorded pass duration by student, period and selected date range. A sample Year 10 report might show three hours of active-pass time during Maths; staff should validate and review that data in context.
- Total active-pass minutes per student and selected date range
- Break down records by subject, period or time of day
- Review whether recorded lateness is concentrated in particular periods
Review-led records, not automated consequences
Vero keeps lateness and pass-duration decisions with authorised school staff.
Automated consequence workflow
- A threshold directly assigns a consequence
- The record is treated as a finding without context
- Students may need to initiate or scan their own entry
- Limited room for professional judgement
Vero
- School-defined alerts prompt staff review
- Teacher-led passes — no student device or scanning required
- Patterns are context, not findings of misconduct
- Connected supports approved SIS data syncing through Wonde
Common questions
How does Vero track lateness?
Teacher-created out-of-class passes in Vero are timestamped. Schools can configure alerts for passes that exceed their chosen thresholds. Over time, recorded pass durations can help authorised staff review recurring patterns and changes that may need follow-up.
Can Vero automatically enforce consequences for tardiness?
No. Vero records late arrivals, pass durations and school-defined alerts; it does not assign consequences. Authorised staff review the records in context and apply the school’s existing lateness and support processes.
What's the difference between a late return and being late to class?
In Vero, a "late return" is a teacher-created pass that remains active beyond the school’s configured threshold. The Late to Class module separately records when an authorised staff member marks a student arriving after the start of a period.
Can I see how much class time a student has missed?
Vero can total the time that teacher-created passes remained active by student, period and selected date range. That is recorded pass time, not verification of physical absence or learning time missed, so staff should review it alongside the timetable and other school information.
How does this help with parent conversations?
Authorised staff can share a neutral record of dates, times, durations and patterns, explain its limits and listen to the student and family before deciding on follow-up.
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