Off the back of its latest cash raise of $1.8 million, Noted Limited a Wellington-based software start-up is excited to announce the launch of its Student Wellness Management System.
The system is all about supporting schools to take a more holistic approach when it comes to the health and wellbeing of
their students, by securely sharing care across their staff including pastoral care and learning support teams,
attendance services, and teachers.
It has been designed to work for all education providers from primary, intermediate and secondary schools to tertiary
institutions.
Cure Kids Ventures (CKV) Chief Investment Officer Caroline Quay said they were excited to support Noted in its latest cash raise as they saw great potential in what Noted offered. Especially in its ability to promote wellbeing and reduce mental health risks for children and youth in the
community.
One school that has been working closely with Noted to help manage the health and wellbeing of their students is Mercury Bay Area School based in the Coromandel.
Mercury Bay Area School guidance counsellor Carolyn Gibbs said what’s impressed them about Noted is that it is a flexible off-the-shelf client management system that meets the needs of all user types. This is
something they knew they would need when they moved to their own multidisciplinary model of managing the health and
wellbeing of their students.
“We have what we call a Wellbeing Hub, which brings together the different areas of support we offer our students such
as; pastoral care, learning and behavioral interventions, school nurse assistance and whānau support.
“Because Noted is a very well thought out and robust system, we knew it would allow us to take the various pieces of the puzzle and
fit them together to let us see where the support was most needed. We also knew that through Noted’s access control function we would be able to share or restrict the information of a student, depending on who needed to
see it, which was very important to us in ensuring we maintain a student’s privacy,” Carolyn said.
Noted’s Founder/CEO Scott Pearson said it was exciting to be launching the new system as there seemed to be a growing need for
it - something he had picked up on when engaging with a number of schools from around the country.
“Being able to offer a solution like this is a big win for us and we are looking forward to rolling it out to more and
more schools in the coming months,” Scott said.