Review of Pupil Progress
May 2022
It has been brilliant to use a system that automatically updates and shows progress scores without needing our data manager to calculate these. Some teachers have struggled with a lack of flexibility within the trackers to make small changes. If reports could be seen by parents through an app or email system it would be a 10.
Katie Darmody found Pupil Progress:
- Does not significantly reduce teacher workload“Similar time spent inputting data for individual class teachers.”
- Significantly improves teaching efficiency“Subject leaders and school leaders can automatically see after data drops where they need to put intervention into place.”
- Moderately improves teacher knowledge“Teachers can more easily see strengths and weaknesses within AOs.”
- Moderately improves attainment“School leaders can more easily see pupils who need support with NEA work and also key classes that need additional support.”
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