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ReferenceFor class teachers, assessment leads, senior leaders, SENCOs and governors

Find the question closest to yours, then open the report with the settings shown.

Most reports need judgements entered for the assessment point, and Sonar does not carry them forward. Check entry first with the Summative Data Check Summary, which shows who is missing a judgement. Find and run reports explains how to open a report and change its settings.

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Which pupils are not on track in reading?Age Related OverviewChoose Reading and tick Names in Display Options. Read Below and Significantly Below, and check No Assessment too.
What share of the class is on track in each subject?Age Related OverviewTick Cumulative in Display Options. The Just At column then includes every higher judgement.
Who is on track for the higher standard?Age Related OverviewRead the tile Above or higher in all subjects, and the Above and Significantly Above columns.
Who is on track in reading, writing and maths (RWM) together?VennReading, Writing and Mathematics, with the threshold at Just At. Read the centre of the diagram.
Who could reach combined RWM with support in one subject?Age Related Overview or VennIn Age Related Overview, tick Combined and Opportunities. In Venn, look at the two-subject overlaps.
How has each pupil done in one subject this year?Subject OverviewChoose the subject.
Who are the lowest attainers in a subject?Subject OverviewChoose the subject, then sort by the latest Summative column.
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How do disadvantaged pupils compare?Characteristic Attainment OverviewChoose the subject and assessment point. Check Total Pupils, then compare the Disadvantaged and Not Disadvantaged rows.
How do boys and girls compare in each subject?Age Related OverviewTick Summary View in Display Options.
How do pupils with low attendance compare?Characteristic Attainment OverviewKeep Attendance Band ticked in the characteristics list and read its rows.
How did disadvantaged pupils do at the end of KS2?Statutory DashboardIn Key Stage Two, select View Report, then By Disadvantaged.
How do our judgements compare with other schools?BenchmarkingNeeds the Benchmarking module. Covers autumn 2, spring 2 and summer 2 only.
What is the make-up of each year group?Pupil OverviewUse the tabs, such as By Disadvantaged, and Percentage View.
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How has this cohort done since the end of key stage 1?Assessment Conversion MatrixSet From: to End of Key Stage 1 TA and To: to Summative at the current point. Needs key stage 1 results in Sonar.
How has this cohort done since the end of reception?Assessment Conversion MatrixSet From: to ELGs 2020 and To: to Summative at the current point.
Has the share of pupils on track changed since last year?Age Related ProgressTick the assessment points to compare in the periods list.
Which pupils kept, raised or lowered their judgement between two points?Summative Progress Analysis (ARE)Set From: and To:, then read the Pupil Table.
How much progress have pupils working below their year group made?Summative Progress AnalysisRead Difference (Progress) in the Pupil Table. Target Analysis also helps.
Has the intervention group made progress?Summative Progress Analysis (ARE) or Age Related ProgressFilter to the group. Set the earlier point before the intervention and the later point after it.
Are test results improving?Test Performance ProgressNeeds Scores ARE bands for every term you compare.
How has each pupil done since reception?Flight PathChoose the subject.
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Who should we discuss at pupil progress meetings?Pupil Progress MeetingLoad the class, then choose the two assessment points and the subject.
Who is on track but slipping, and who is behind and slipping?QuadrantRead the two Below Expectation quadrants.
Do judgements, test scores and formative records agree?Triangulation of Data AnalysisChoose the subject and band.
Who is below their target?Target AnalysisChoose the term your targets are set for, such as Summer 2.
Where are pupils likely to end the year?Target and projection reportsNeeds end-of-year projections entered on Primary Projection Pathway or EYFS Projection Pathway.
What can I share at parents’ evening?Single Pupil OverviewChoose the pupil in Pupils.
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Who is on track for a good level of development (GLD)?Good Level of Development TrackingLoad Reception. Read Number of Goals AT ARE and Summative Assessment for GLD Met.
Who is one goal short of GLD?Good Level of Development TrackingLook for 11 in Number of Goals AT ARE.
How did children do in the EYFS profile?End of Reception OutcomesLoad Year 1, last year’s reception class.
How are reception children doing in reading, writing and number?Age Related OverviewUse EYFS (2020) Age Related Overview, which starts with Word Reading, Writing and Number.
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Which objectives does the class find hardest?Cohort Formative AnalysisLoad the class and choose the subject. Look for low percentages, and sort an objective’s column to bring pupils coded Taught to the top.
How much of the band have pupils secured since an earlier point?Formative Progress AnalysisChoose the band the pupils are working in.
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What do I show governors?Statutory Dashboard, and the reports under Governor Data MeetingShow results for the school and for groups, without pupil names.
How did pupils do in the phonics check, the multiplication tables check or the KS2 tests?Statutory DashboardChoose the academic year. Statutory outcome reports give the detail by subject.
ReportsThe difference
Age Related Overview and Age Related ProgressThe overview shows every category at one point. Age Related Progress shows only the share on track, at several points.
Summative Progress Analysis (ARE) and Summative Progress AnalysisThe (ARE) report compares age-related expectation categories, so a pupil who stays Just At has made expected progress. The other counts the codes a pupil has moved.
Assessment Conversion Matrix and Summative Progress Analysis (ARE)The matrix starts from a statutory or earlier outcome, such as key stage 1. Summative Progress Analysis (ARE) compares two summative points.
Quadrant and Pupil Progress MeetingQuadrant groups pupils by attainment and progress for each subject. Pupil Progress Meeting lists a class by judgement, with arrows for progress.