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Custom Parent Reports

Information on creating reports for sending home to parents, customised for your school's needs.

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Using the Headline Reports

Headline Reports. The Headline Reports are a quick way of reporting high-level data for your school cohorts. They can be used to report on a wide variety of assessments and evaluations, combined atta…

Updated 1 year ago by Chris Inman

Overviews - Attainment report tour

The Overviews - Attainment report gives you a visual, interactive summary of how your pupils are doing at any point in time. Take a tour of its main features here by following along with some example uses.

Updated 9 months ago by James Pembroke

Overviews - Progress report tour

The Overviews - Progress report provides an interactive summary of progress between two points, making it perfect for governors. Take a tour of its main features here by following along with some examples.

Updated 4 weeks ago by James Pembroke

Progress Matrix report tour

Visually monitor a cohort’s progress between two points, or compare outcomes in different subjects and assessments, with the Progress Matrix report. Learn how to drive the report here by following along with our walk-through.

Updated 6 months ago by James Pembroke

VA Calculator (historical)

Insight used to offer the VA Calculator to allow schools to estimate what their progress scores would be prior to the official results, and to evaluate the impact of particular pupils on the overall…

Updated 2 years ago by Sarah

Tables: building your own Key Group Summary report

Often, senior leaders resort to manually summarising data in Word or Excel, filling out a table with numbers drawn from various sources in order to report to Governors and others. Sometimes this may…

Updated 6 months ago by James Pembroke

Introducing Scatter Plots

Most of the time, when comparing broad and discrete data such as teacher assessments, a progress matrix will suffice. But what if we want to compare more granular data such as test scores? A progress…

Updated 7 months ago by James Pembroke

Using scatter graphs to set variable thresholds for KS2 practice test results

The main purpose of a scatter graph is to plot two sets of test scores to investigate whether or not there is a correlation. We might want to look at the relationship between the results of consecuti…

Updated 5 days ago by James Pembroke

Introducing the new look Tables report

The Tables report is a true workhorse. It may not have the visuals of other reports in Insight but it is extremely powerful. If you've ever had to run numerous reports, looking for various figures, w…

Updated 4 months ago by James Pembroke

Ladders report tour

Take a feature tour of the Ladders report - a great way to see the progress of a cohort across the year and quickly spot fluctuations in attainment.

Updated 1 year ago by James Pembroke

Introduction to the Demographics report

The demographics report provides an essential summary of your school's community. It gives a whole school overview and helps add context to other data, which helps explain why standards may be higher…

Updated 5 months ago by James Pembroke

Setting the rate of 'expected progress' in reports

When using progress overviews , progress columns in tables , and the progress elements of headlines reports - aside from selecting start and end points, subjects, and assessments - you are required t…

Updated 3 weeks ago by James Pembroke

Monitoring targets using Progress Overviews

In this help guide you'll find out how to compare assessment data to targets to identify which pupils are and are not on track. The method outlined in this help guide also applies to progress columns…

Updated 4 months ago by James Pembroke

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