TrustlyEd

Every school. Every trust. Every buying signal.

TrustlyEd turns official public data — GIAS, Ofsted report cards, and DfE financial benchmarking — into self-serve sales intelligence for people who sell into English schools and academy trusts.

See the data

Built on official data: GIAS · Ofsted · DfE Financial Benchmarking · Charity Commission

Example data — product UI GIAS updated daily
School Trust Pupils Budget band Latest inspection
Oak Hill Academy Oak Hill Learning Trust 1,240 Upper New report card
Riverside Primary Oak Hill Learning Trust 318 Mid Good (old framework)
St James Community College Oak Hill Learning Trust 980 Upper Expected standard

Alert

Oak Hill Academy — new inspection published yesterday.

24,000+

open schools in England

DfE school census, January 2026

Academy trusts included

Old grades and new report cards

Ofsted, side by side

GIAS refreshed daily

Ofsted monthly, not daily

Your prospect data is scattered across government portals

GIAS, Ofsted, DfE Financial Benchmarking and the Charity Commission all publish what you need. None of them is a sales tool. You should not have to keep four tabs open to decide who to call.

GIAS Ofsted DfE Charity Commission

One place to search, watch and export

  • One search
  • Alerts when something changes
  • Export a CSV and get on with selling
Example data — product UI GIAS updated daily
School Trust Pupils Budget band Latest inspection
Oak Hill Academy Oak Hill Learning Trust 1,240 Upper New report card
Riverside Primary Oak Hill Learning Trust 318 Mid Good (old framework)
St James Community College Oak Hill Learning Trust 980 Upper Expected standard
Ofsted

Ofsted changed the scorecard. We show both.

Single-word grades are being replaced. From 10 November 2025, inspections use report cards across six areas on a five-point scale, plus safeguarding met or not met. Most schools still show an old-framework grade — as of 31 March 2026 only 937 inspections had been published under the new framework. TrustlyEd tracks old grades and new report cards side by side, so you can see which schools have actually been reinspected.

Five-point scale: Exceptional · Strong standard · Expected standard · Needs attention · Urgent improvement. Plus: Safeguarding met / not met.

Old framework

Good

Still the live grade until a new inspection

Report card — Oak Hill Academy (example data)

Example six-area Ofsted report card
Inclusion Expected standard
Curriculum and teaching Strong standard
Achievement Expected standard
Attendance and behaviour Needs attention
Personal development and well-being Expected standard
Leadership and governance Strong standard
Safeguarding Met

What you can do

01

Search and filter

Location, budget band, trust, phase, inspection outcome. One query across official public data — not four government tabs.

02

School and trust profiles

Named head as published, generic school email, category spend, inspection record on one page. Head-teacher personal emails are not included.

03

Alerts that earn the next call

New inspections, GIAS leadership-name changes, budget-band movements. Weekly digest. Not teacher-email alerts.

04

Where the money goes

ICT, catering, premises and other DfE benchmarking categories. Not named suppliers.

Who it's for

EdTech

Target by phase, trust and need, not a bought list.

Primary academies in the West Midlands with attendance marked needs attention.

School suppliers

See category spend and the last inspection before you knock.

Secondary schools with premises spend in the upper band, new report card in the last 90 days.

Consultants

Find schools flagged for improvement before the next wave of tenders.

Requires improvement, or urgent improvement on leadership and governance.

Official sources. Honest refresh rates.

Source What you get Refresh Licence
GIAS Establishments in England, named head as published, generic school email Daily Crown / OGL practice
Ofsted Old grades and new six-area report cards Monthly CSV OGL
DfE Financial Benchmarking Category spend, not named suppliers As published OGL / Crown
Charity Commission Academy trust charity records As published OGL

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Role-based business contacts from official public registers. Generic school emails. We do not sell head-teacher personal emails.

Simple pricing

Core

£39.99/month

14-day free trial, no card required.

  • Full database access
  • Unlimited searches
  • Saved searches and weekly alerts
  • 1,000-row daily CSV export
  • Cancel anytime

Team and API plans coming — talk to us.

Questions

Official public registers: GIAS (England), Ofsted, DfE Financial Benchmarking, and Charity Commission. We do not scrape teacher inboxes or buy contact lists.

GIAS updates daily. Ofsted structured data updates monthly from Ofsted's published CSV. Financial benchmarking updates when DfE publishes. We show the source date on profiles. We do not pretend Ofsted is daily.

We use role-based business contacts from official public registers, plus generic school emails. Head-teacher personal and work emails are withheld by the DfE as personal data; we do not claim to have them.

No. 14 days, no card, no sales call. Cancel before day 14 and you pay nothing.

You can export up to 1,000 rows per day as CSV and import it yourself. There is no native CRM integration in v1.

From 10 November 2025, new inspections use a six-area report card on a five-point scale, plus safeguarding. Most schools still show an old-framework grade until they are reinspected. We show whichever is live, and both when a new card exists.

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