05 · What If? Tool

Test different scenarios.

Change a school-specific measure and see the effect on comparative position across the relevant Index areas.

Controlled product preview

Violet High School What If? Tool

Violet High School Teaching Capacity scenario planner
Teaching Capacity
Violet High School Workforce Resilience scenario planner
Workforce Resilience
Violet High School Financial Stewardship scenario planner
Financial Stewardship
Violet High School KS4 Outcomes scenario planner
KS4 Outcomes
Violet High School 16 to 19 Outcomes scenario planner
16–19 Outcomes
Violet High School combined Overall Performance scenario impact
Overall Impact

Scroll inside the workbook window to view each worksheet. Select any worksheet to open it full size.

This is a preview of the What If? Tool for Violet High School — an anonymised name for a real school.

The tool allows a school to test changes to relevant published measures and see how those changes affect its comparative position.

Implied Teacher Contact Ratio is calculated from published DfE Pupil:Teacher Ratio and Average Class Size data. It is a nationally comparable proxy, not a timetable-derived ICFP Teacher Contact Ratio. Changing the What If Pupil:Teacher Ratio updates the implied measure automatically.

The school can review the resulting Index, peer ranking and quartile position, while GAUGED’s detailed calculations, weightings and peer distributions remain protected.

Scroll through scenario views for all five performance areas and the consolidated Overall Performance result. Download the protected Violet High School workbook to test the sample scenarios directly in Excel.

This is an illustrative scenario-planning tool. It does not alter any published school data.

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A controlled planning environment

  • Current published figure remains fixed
  • Clearly identified scenario inputs
  • Recalculated peer rank and quartile
  • Domain and Overall Performance impact

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