2. Choose the type of account that you need, school account.
3. You will need to complete the school details.
3. You will then need to create your own Username and Password for your account. The Username will need to be unique within the whole of Edshed.
4. You can start a subscription by going to the subscriptions page by clicking ‘Subscription’ from the menu on the left-hand side of the page.
5. Choose the subscription you want and the number of pupils or classes it is for and press ‘Choose’.
6. You will be then taken to the Summary page where you can see the total cost of the subscription and choose your payment method. You must also accept our terms and conditions to be able to start the subscription.
7. Your next step will be to add teachers and pupils to the account.
8. You will need to ensure pupils have been assigned their Spelling Shed licences and that the teachers are in their correct groups.
9. Once this has been done, teachers will have access to the resources of the chosen subscription.
Create an account at https://www.edshed.com/en-gb/register After you have created a user account and verified your email address, click on the 'get Started' and add the organisation details and select account type as 'Group'. You can ignore the ...
There are 2 ways teachers can be added to a school account - you will need to be an admin to be able to add teachers To manually add teachers 1. Go to the 'Teachers' page and click 'Add Teacher'. 2. Add their email address and fill in the details and ...
1. Go to 'All Pupils' in the menu. 2. Click 'Add Pupils', then click on the 'upload' tab and download our sample CSV file. 3. The sample CSV file includes 7 columns but they do not all need to be populated. 4. Populate the headings: Name and Group ...
Providing you do not have a school with a subscription you can delete your user account and/or school. During the sign-up process look for the "Delete School" and "Delete Account" links at the bottom of the page. If you have a free trial for a school ...
Custom leagues are used to see data from a chosen group of pupils. This can include pupils from multiple groups or classes and even teachers. Custom leagues can be based on their scores, amount of games played or total number of correct answers they ...