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Reports & analytics
Comprehensive reports and analytics to track your children's progress, identify strengths and areas for improvement.
What are reports & analytics?
Reports and analytics provide detailed insights into your children's learning progress, performance patterns, and areas for improvement. They help you make informed decisions about their 11+ preparation and identify where additional support might be needed.
Key benefits
- Track progress over time
- Identify learning gaps
- Celebrate achievements
- Guide focused practice
How they help
- Personalized learning plans
- Targeted improvement areas
- Performance benchmarking
- Goal setting and tracking
Types of reports available
Test performance reports
Detailed analysis of individual test results with question-by-question breakdown.
- Score analysis
- Question breakdown
- Time tracking
- Difficulty assessment
Progress analytics
Long-term progress tracking across subjects and time periods.
- Trend analysis
- Subject comparison
- Improvement tracking
- Goal setting
Mock exam analytics
Comprehensive analysis of mock exam performance with rankings, shown once the mock's results are released.
- Rankings
- Percentile scores
- Comparative analysis
- Topic breakdown
Creative writing reports
Detailed feedback and progress tracking for writing submissions.
- Writing analysis
- Skill development
- Feedback history
- Improvement tracking
Progress report and weekly email
A printable PDF progress report from your child's page, and a weekly progress email every Sunday evening (you can turn it off in your profile).
- PDF for any period
- Strong and weak topics
- Weekly wins
- Next steps
Analytics features
Target school
Choose a target school for each child to see an estimated standardised score and whether they look on track.Time analysis
Monitor time spent on questions and identify areas where speed can be improved.Comparative insights
Mock exam rankings show how your child compares with everyone who sat the same mock.Progress trends
See improvement over time, subject by subject and topic by topic.Weakness identification
Automatically identify areas needing improvement based on performance patterns.Strength recognition
Highlight areas of excellence and build confidence in strong subjects.
Understanding report sections
Overall performance
Summary of all test results, average scores, and overall progress.
- Average score
- Total tests taken
- Overall ranking
- Progress trend
Subject breakdown
Detailed performance analysis for each subject area.
- Subject scores
- Question accuracy
- Time per question
- Difficulty level
Time analysis
Analysis of time management and speed across different question types.
- Average time per question
- Time distribution
- Speed improvements
- Time pressure analysis
Question analysis
Detailed breakdown of individual question performance and patterns.
- Correct/incorrect answers
- Question difficulty
- Common mistakes
- Learning gaps
How to use reports effectively
Step 1: Review regularly
Check reports weekly to track progress and identify any emerging patterns or concerns.Step 2: Discuss together
Go through results with your child, celebrating achievements and planning improvements.Step 3: Plan practice
Use insights to plan targeted practice sessions focusing on identified weak areas.
Interpreting report data
Score analysis
- 80%+: Excellent performance
- 60-79%: Good performance
- 40-59%: Needs improvement
- Below 40%: Requires focused practice
Time analysis
- Fast + Accurate: Ideal performance
- Slow + Accurate: Needs speed practice
- Fast + Inaccurate: Needs accuracy focus
- Slow + Inaccurate: Needs comprehensive work
Important note
Remember that practice test scores are for learning purposes. Focus on improvement trends rather than individual scores, and use the data to guide targeted practice rather than as absolute measures of ability.
Tips for using reports
For parents
- Set realistic goals based on data
- Focus on improvement trends
- Celebrate progress, not just scores
- Use data to guide practice planning
For children
- Understand that practice scores are learning tools
- Focus on improvement over time
- Use feedback to guide practice
- Celebrate achievements and progress
Pro tip
Create a progress wall or chart at home to visually track improvements. This helps children see their progress over time and stay motivated. Include both academic achievements and effort milestones.