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Targets Summary Report
For schools that set end of year targets above pupils' current summative judgement, it would be useful to have a report showing this.
For example 83% of Year 2 are targeted to achieve ARE by the end of Summer 2 as opposed to just seeing individual targets? This was something that Target Tracker did previously and is helpful in ensuring that targets set on Sonar align with targets identified in school improvement plans.24 votes -
statutory report for parents
A report that can be generated alongside the parent report to send out with statutory data on for individual children.
It would be useful if the report included their results and national averages for that year.26 votes -
Basic Characteristics overview
Would love to be able to produce a report that is the as the same Basic Characteristics on Target Tracker - one page. This is so useful for Governor Meetings.
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Extended Year Groups
Please consider extending the available Year Groups on the Summative and Formative Data Entry screens and reports for use by All-Through and Special schools allowing them to use the system for all their year groups. This would be from Reception to Y14.
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Parent report
We've lost the Individual Assessment Summary report feature from TT that we use for interim reports. The current parent report is not appropriate for us to use as you can't edit the title in the formatting stage, can't add the school logo and the objectives statements are not pulled through. Teachers will have to manually input information this year which is frustrating. Can a similar Individual Assessment Summary report be made available?
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Better reports to track progress through Test Scores
The ability to see the progress that children are making between and throughout the year in tests is vital for schools that use this form of assessment.
OTrack's Scores, Pupil and Attainment and Progress, for example, shows an average score for a class or year group and the change in score for each pupil.
Being able to see both Summative Assessment and test score on one report would also be useful.19 votes -
Ability to export reports to Word and Excel as well as a PDF
It will be useful for teachers to print out reports in a readable format not over many many pages. Could be used for Pupil progress meetings. Classroom monitor had the function to export to excel.
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Import test scores
Where schools have test data, such as GL scores, this would be time consuming to add manually to Sonar. It would be far more usable if we could import this from another format such as a spreadsheet.
24 votesMoved to Under Review.
We are considering this idea and will be reviewing again to see if more votes are added.
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A function to sort objectives by level of ARE code (ability) to help support planning
A function to sort objectives by level of ARE code (ability) to help support planning
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Termly Phonics Phase Tracking
Phonics Phase Tracking is available in OTrack (Under Teacher Assessments) where schools track using programmes such as Read Write Inc or Letters and Sounds (or bespoke) This is a popular feature which would be an asset to Sonar. There are also Phonics Termly Targets available under Targets section to run alongside. Test Scores cannot be used for this purpose as they stages within Phonics Phase are usually a number followed by a letter eg. 2A, 2B, 2C et...
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Bring end of year judgements over as baseline judgement for following year
As this is a point in time tracker, it would be good if judgements carried over to the beginning of the year from the end of the previous year. An expected child remains expected so the code could carry over. I now have all year groups below expectations and teachers would have to re-enter data. This work load could be reduced by bringing grades over as a baseline.
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Subject Overview Report - Contextual tags
Include SEN as a contextual tag nest to children's names as PP, EAL and FSM already are.
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Add school logo to Parent Reports
To be able to upload a school logo to be included in each individual report so that I don't have to add this to each report manually or create a cover page.
19 votesMoved to Under Review.
If this idea would be beneficial to your school, please add your vote!
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copying targets to next term
Customers have suggested it would be helpful to be able to copy targets from one term to the next.
If these are entered into the wrong term, currently a school has to manually do them all over again.3 votes -
Formative Assessment reports
Teachers would like to print reports of formative assessments made each term of the pupils - which objectives they have achieved, etc. using the colours. We used to have a report in Otrack called Depth of Knowledge by Group and Objective Assessment progress
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Report percentages of set targets
Dissapointed to see that there was no way to see the parcentage of children target at the end of summer for different attainment levels. For instance, as we now set targets at the start of the year, I really could do with seeing what percentage of children have been targetted for B,JA,A etc at different cohort levels such as class, year group, key stage etc.
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To organise data by score
On Target Tracker, data could be reorganised by more able to less able rather than just by forename/surname
7 votes -
Ages data over time
Schools using the Ages Assessment feature would benefit from their Ages data being available within the Single Pupil Overview report as is Summative and Test Scores data. Or the creation of a new Ages Flight Path report where they can see the Ages data over time.
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Venn diagram for contextual information
For example Venn diagram to filter information on how many children are EAL, SEN and PP in one class.
6 votes -
All of the drop down menus stay down until you are finished selecting / deselecting.
It would be beneficial if you could make all of your selections / deselections in one go without having to repeatedly click in the menu to make it drop down, then select / deselect.
39 votes
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