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see multiple subjects in pupil progress meeting report.
It would be helpful if a school could print multiple subjects at a time instead of having to generate a report for each subject.
Helen from Phoenix Primary has requested this and I can see the advantages of this for time saving within school.3 votes -
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.
23 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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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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Observations: Assess a pupil using the observation tool
This would enable you to assess a pupil against the learning objective tagged in an observation.
7 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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Contextual information on when a child has joined the school
It would be very helpful to have the date the children started the school added to contextual information,. We have high levels of mobility and so it would be very useful to filter and see which children, in a class or year group, joined. We used to use this on Target Tracker all the time.
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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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Venn diagram for contextual information
For example Venn diagram to filter information on how many children are EAL, SEN and PP in one class.
8 votes -
Improve Test Scores sections
Ability to enter other test scores and results from other tests throughout the year - e.g. Rising Stars, NGRT, etc.
Ability to enter book band colours
Ability to enter assessment more frequently than half termly9 votes -
To organise data by score
On Target Tracker, data could be reorganised by more able to less able rather than just by forename/surname
8 votes -
subject overview report
Would it be possible to add the display options button when using the subject overview report so that we have cumulative data? Thanks
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ARE only Filter - option to remove Sig Below/Sig Above
Option to remove Sig Below and Sig Above from Reports. Some schools do not want to include these children / keep them on a separate report.
This would also be useful in the Summative Progress Analysis - would give a more accurate measure, as those out of year who haven't made progress (eg. Yr4, moving from 3at to 2at) wouldn't be included as Expected Progress, being still sig below
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Contextual
Contextual Grid to view information about pupils like we could in Target Tracker.
Requested by customer who found this invaluable daily for finding information about pupils in one place which could be exported and printed.3 votes -
Test Score ARE settings
Schools can set multiple different thresholds for their test scores, so it can correlate more closely with their summative model. For example, if their summative model has 4 or 5 levels it would be good that the test scores and associated report in ARO also splits the test score data into 4 or 5 respectively. At the moment the test scores is just Below, At or Above. e.g. in a test with range 80-120, schools might state that 80-90 is below, 90-103 is just at, 103-109 securely at and 110+ is above.
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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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Development Matters - Age Related Expectations for EYFS Observations
I suggest a really useful addition to Early Years observations would be to be able to link age related expectations suggested by the development matters framework, as this will inform assessment, and will then be able to be exported as evidence.
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Development Matters - Age Related Expectations
It would be good to have this as an option during the data entry process for a nursery cohort, it will help to inform judgements in a more straightforward way than the pre-existing options in my opinion. It would also be really good to have this option as a link in observations, so when exported it can be evidenced children are working securely within an age range.
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Are you able to give me a report of the ethnicity of our students on a percentage table – i.e. percentage of each ethnicity of our children
Are you able to give me a report of the ethnicity of our students on a percentage table – i.e. percentage of each ethnicity of our children.
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Subject overview report to show
Would be great if the subject overview would show end of previous year (Summer) in the % summary at the bottom. It shows term on term which is really useful but this time of year you need to see summer comparison. It lets you display summer at pupil level but does not show summer % at bottom.
4 votes
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