LISOL are pleased to announce that, with the assistance of Graham Paul Chartered Accountants, they have recently raised funds to strengthen their workforce and install their unique schools administration software into more Welsh schools.

Lisol Education Services Limited – Lisol ES - is a specialist educational software developer. Over the last two years in conjunction with a number of schools they have developed a state of the art administration system for schools. The system takes a whole school approach to the needs of pupils, teachers and governors. For example teachers can streamline the administration currently required such as report writing, freeing up their time to concentrate on teaching. Similarly parents can have access to their children’s performance – including, for example, what homework has been set. The system is successfully operating in a number of schools in South Wales.

Jane Davidson – Wales Assembly Minister responsible for education - said after viewing the system in Ysgol Gyfun Bro Morgannwg in 2002: " I think this is an extremely interesting project. The Assembly made a huge commitment to stop bureaucracy in schools and I am always delighted to learn from best practice in our schools."

LISOL have now secured £50,000 with the assistance of Graham Paul. The funds will be used to market Lisol’s unique services to headteachers throughout Wales.

Justin Tifang, Lisol’s Chief Executive said, "We are very pleased that Graham Paul have worked with us to develop our business. We are now entering a new phase of expansion and they have been invaluable in business planning and obtaining new finance. We have every confidence that we will become a major supplier of educational software to the Welsh market in particular and the UK in general."