Documentation / Reports and dashboards
Every report at a glance
Which page answers which question, and for whom.
Every page in the app answers a question that someone in school actually asks. Teachers act on questions and individual students; leaders act on groups and percentages. So teachers’ pages go down to the question, and leaders’ pages stay at the level of groups.
| Page | Find it in | For | The question it answers |
|---|---|---|---|
| This week | Teach | Teachers | What should I do this week for my class? |
| Mock results | A mock’s Results tab | Teachers, heads of department | How did the class do, who is near a boundary, which question lost most marks? |
| Class | My classes | Teachers | Where does my class stand against target, and who do I talk to? |
| Student profile | Students, or any student’s name | Everyone | How is this student doing in every subject? |
| Subject | My subject or Subjects | Heads of department | How do my classes and groups compare, and are predictions realistic? |
| Year group | Year groups or Year 11 | Heads of year | Who is below target in several subjects, and who is close to a pass in both English and maths? |
| School | School | Senior leaders | What share of the year is on track for 4+ and 5+ in English and maths, and how big are the gaps? |
| Trust | Trust | Trust leads | Which school or subject needs support? |
| Mock report (PDF) | A mock’s Reports tab | Students, families | What did I get, what is my target, and what do I do next? |
| Progress report (PDF) | Data collections | Families | How has my child done across the year? |
| Family portal | Families sign in separately | Parents and carers | Where are my child’s reports? |
| Data collections | Data collections | Data leads, heads of department | Freeze this term’s grades, publish them, and compare with last time. |
| Exports | Mock Actions menu, Subject | Data leads | Get the data into a spreadsheet or Sisra. |
Things that work the same everywhere
- Status colours mean the same on every page: blue above target, green on, amber one below, red two or more below. See How grades are worked out.
- Targets are drawn as dashed chips, so a target is never mistaken for a grade achieved.
- Charts compare “this class” with the year group: your class in the brand colour, the year group in grey.
- Distributions are in percentages, so a class of 12 compares fairly with a year group of 90.
- Every student’s name is a link to their profile.
- Every page prints cleanly, without the menu and buttons, for parents’ evenings and meetings.