
imabi Inspire: Elevating Safety and Wellbeing in Education
imabi Inspire is an award-winning platform that empowers students to speak up and equips staff with the tools to take action—fostering a culture of safety, wellbeing, and compliance with Ofsted and OfS safeguarding regulations.
imabi is available across all platforms, including tablets or iPads.
Get Involved
Join the growing number of institutions prioritising student safety and wellbeing. To learn more about implementing imabi Inspire in your school or university, please contact us.
Empowering Educational Communities
For Educators
Custom-Branded App: A dedicated application tailored to your institution's identity.
Comprehensive Reporting: Access detailed data insights to manage risks effectively.
Anonymous Reporting: Facilitate safe spaces for students to voice concerns without fear.
Integrated Communication: Streamline messages and alerts through a unified platform.
Resource Management: Provide and customise guides, and link to local and national support services.
Survey Tools: Create, distribute, and analyse surveys to gauge student sentiment.
Real-Time Notifications: Push important updates directly to the student community.
Parental Access: Extend certain features to parents to keep them informed
For Students
Unified Dashboard: Access all features in one centralised location.
Incident Reporting: Easily report issues, either anonymously or with identification.
Informational Resources: Browse topics on personal safety, health, wellbeing, and more.
Support Access: Reach out to support services and guidance materials.
Feedback Mechanisms: Participate in surveys to voice opinions and experiences.
Timely Updates: Receive notifications about critical information from the institution.
Quick Links: Access important web pages highlighted by the institution.
Real-World Impact
ACS Cobham International School
Home to 1,300 students from over 80 nationalities, ACS Cobham integrated imabi Inspire to bolster its safeguarding policies. The platform facilitated swift incident reporting and enhanced communication between students and staff. Middle School Principal Darren Sheldrake emphasised the importance of anonymous reporting in empowering students to come forward.
Barking Abbey School
Implemented in November 2022, Barking Abbey School witnessed over 30 student reports within the first two months, highlighting the platform's effectiveness in encouraging students to speak up. Deputy Head Teacher Stephanie Gibson noted the significant impact on the school's culture and the positive reception from students.
