Reward System vs Scholva Behavior & Discipline

Reward System is an online, points-based behaviour tracking and rewards system for schools. Teachers can award points to students and classes and set their own rewards. Staff can record good news, bad news, sanctions, reports, comments and other events, refer news to other teachers, and add follow-up information. The system monitors classes, forms and houses and tracks improvement week by week. The maker says parents can view reports and receive automatic updates daily, weekly or termly. The free For Teachers plan includes behaviour tracking, analysis and referrals. For Schools costs £480 a year per school and includes parent access, whole-school and department analysis, homework and report tracking, MIS integration and 9-5 support. The product page says data is encrypted in transit with SSL and stored in the European Economic Area; the privacy policy specifies secure servers in the United Kingdom. The maker says the school owns identifiable student information and that it will not sell that information.

Scholva Behavior & Discipline helps schools document behavior incidents, move cases through resolution, and identify patterns in student conduct. Teachers can record a student, witnesses, severity, and evidence in under two minutes. Staff can investigate, assign, and track cases, then close them with resolution steps and deadlines. A student's positive and negative conduct history appears together, alongside tools for recognizing positive behavior and awarding points linked to gamification. Listed interventions include improvement plans, counseling referrals, suspension and expulsion records, PBIS-compatible practices, and staff training logs. Schools can configure parent notifications by severity, from weekly batches for minor incidents to immediate alerts for serious ones. Behavior records connect with Scholva's Academics, parent Portals, and Analytics modules. The product is built for K-12 schools, colleges, and coaching institutes, and runs on Android, iOS, and the web. A free plan covers up to 200 students and is listed at free; a free trial is also available. Scholva says it uses AES-256 for stored data and TLS 1.3 for connections, with role-based access and audit trails.