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Assessment reports catalogue and saved report views

Student Radar helps staff find an assessment report for their question, check its readiness and save a named view. Prepared packs combine available reports with withheld sections explained; saved filters do not freeze evidence or grant additional access.

Each report depends on source coverage, approved definitions and current access. Withheld evidence remains unknown; saving a view does not authorise publication or sending.

Section cards identify supported questions, required setup and whether source readiness could be checked. Fictional example.

Source evidence, recorded state and deliberate use

Choose the right report and return to the scope you reviewed.

Find assessment reports by purpose and readiness, inspect the relevant period/pupil context and save named views for repeatable review.

  1. 01

    Check the actual scoped evidence

    The fictional pupil report retains its year and recorded reading result while target evidence remains unverified.

  2. 02

    Name the exact report scope

    Save to My reports keeps a useful named query for the selected report, year and pupil/cohort.

  3. 03

    Keep repeatable views close to hand

    My reports lists saved shortcuts without turning them into public shares or fixed snapshots.

Reports Catalogue

Check the actual scoped evidence

The fictional pupil report retains its year and recorded reading result while target evidence remains unverified.

The fictional pupil report retains its year and recorded reading result while target evidence remains unverified. Fictional example.

Reports Catalogue

Name the exact report scope

Save to My reports keeps a useful named query for the selected report, year and pupil/cohort.

Save to My reports keeps a useful named query for the selected report, year and pupil/cohort. Fictional example.

Reports Catalogue

Keep repeatable views close to hand

My reports lists saved shortcuts without turning them into public shares or fixed snapshots.

My reports lists saved shortcuts without turning them into public shares or fixed snapshots. Fictional example.

Reports Catalogue

Reopen with the selected filters

A saved view restores its scope while current records and access are checked again.

A saved view restores its scope while current records and access are checked again. Fictional example.

Reports Catalogue

Review the same scope on a phone

The phone report retains the selected pupil/year and the missing-target limitation.

The phone report retains the selected pupil/year and the missing-target limitation. Fictional example.

Records staff can use without losing their meaning

Each report depends on source coverage, approved definitions and current access. Withheld evidence remains unknown; saving a view does not authorise publication or sending.

A report chosen for the actual question

Purpose, supported filters and readiness help staff select evidence that can answer their task.

A scope that can be revisited

Named saved views keep the intended academic year and filters while results/access are checked afresh.

A briefing that preserves its limits

Withheld pack sections, missing target evidence and export context remain visible rather than being treated as satisfactory zeroes.

Questions about Reports Catalogue

Can we save report filters for a later review?

Yes. Save the exact scope as a named view in My reports. It preserves filters rather than a frozen copy of the results.

Can we combine reports into a prepared pack?

Yes. A prepared pack can include available reports while retaining the reasons any section is withheld. Review its completeness before sharing.

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The value of a connected school

Learning makes more sense with the context beside it.

Bring assessment evidence into the conversations already happening around a pupil, a class or a school priority.

Follow a connection to see what it makes possible

Relevant context, with access set by each staff member’s role and responsibilities. Staff decide the response.

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Walk through the saved example with your team

Find assessment reports by purpose and readiness, inspect the relevant period/pupil context and save named views for repeatable review. Each report depends on source coverage, approved definitions and current access. Withheld evidence remains unknown; saving a view does not authorise publication or sending.