Clicker and DocsPlus are currently helping thousands of learners across the UK to overcome their barriers to writing, including pupils who:
We would usually recommend Clicker for primary pupils and DocsPlus (which includes a JCQ-compliant ‘Exam Mode’) for secondary students.



Based on the discussions that we have had with other Local Authorities involved in this project, we have put together the Crick Software Lending Library Programme, which will give your schools access to all the tools, training and expertise they need to run an effective pilot.
*If your schools would like to pilot the software more widely, we can also provide them with unlimited access to Clicker/DocsPlus on their own devices during the trial period!
We believe that, with the right tools and support, every child can be an independent writer – and we want to give as many children as possible the chance to find the right solution for them. That’s why we won’t be charging Local Authorities to have access to our products in their Lending Library. It’s free!
However, we know that for a pilot to be successful, it needs to be well structured, with clear objectives and regular check-ins, so schools that would like to trial Clicker or DocsPlus will need to follow our pilot checklist:
6-week trial period
Commit to a 6-week trial period to ensure there is enough time to explore the software with their learner(s).
Who will be involved?
Let us know which staff members will be participating in the trial, and the best way to contact them before the trial begins so that we can share the training portal and invite them to our next live training webinar.
Meet with us!
The staff member leading the pilot will have a pilot kick-off meeting, a check-in meeting at the half-way point, and a final feedback meeting with one of our experts. They will recommend the most beneficial tools and activities to trial, how to measure success, and offer any support needed along the way!