Junior assessment

The skills your school values, rated with care.

Choose the skills, the categories and the rating scale. Rate each learner, see who is still to be done, and print junior report cards.

A fictional learner rated skill by skill under each category. The badge shows how many skills are done.

Built your way

Your categories. Your skills. Your scale.

Name the headings, the skills under them, and the ratings they are marked against.

Categories that print as written. Name categories the way your school does, such as Cognitive Skills or Letter Work. The name appears on the report card.
A rating scale with values. Each rating, from Excellent to Needs Improvement or whatever you use, carries a value and a place in the order.
Ratings stay meaningful. A category, skill or rating already used for learners cannot be deleted, and two ratings with the same value are pointed out.

An example set-up. Two ratings with the same value are pointed out, because the broad sheet totals would be ambiguous.

Class by class

Allocate categories to classes, so a nursery sheet and a primary sheet can differ.

Allocated, not fixed. Choose which categories each class is assessed on. The rating sheet shows only those.
Switched on with the class. Turning on skills assessment for a class gives it every active category, ready to adjust.

Two example classes assessed on different categories. Each rating sheet shows only what its class is allocated.

Broad sheet

A column for every skill, grouped by category, with each learner’s rating in place.

Ranked by total. Learners are ordered by the sum of the values behind their ratings.
Gaps you can see. Learners with every skill rated are counted, so an unfinished sheet stands out.
Remarks in the same place. Edit the teacher’s remark and the head teacher’s or principal’s remark for each learner here.

Fictional learners ranked by the total of their rating values, with a missing rating visible and remarks beside each learner.

Junior report cards

Pick the session, exam, class and section, tick the learners, and open their report cards as a PDF.

Skills alone, or with subjects. Report card layouts can show skills only, or skills alongside subject results and attendance.
Only who you need. Generate cards for one learner, a few, or the whole class.

Tick the learners, generate, and their junior report cards open as a PDF. Fictional learners.

FAQs

Rating skills for younger learners.

No. You decide which classes are assessed on skills and which categories each one uses.

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