The DfE have updated the Attainment 8 averages. As the 2022 Attainment 8 averages are used to calculate predicted P8 scores for your students and schools on Pupil Progress, we have updated our platform to use the most accurate set; the revised scores published in February 2023....

If you enjoy building relationships, are a stickler for attention to detail and enjoy generating ideas, we want to hear from you....

Our new partnership brings a cutting-edge integration, supporting schools with quality first attainment data and analytics....

Pupil Progress delivers effortless live progress tracking, empowering you, your school and your students. So with that in mind, we're excited to launch our new mission on World Kindness Day to support our community of educators, students and their parents....

With the release of the 2022 boundaries, there have been some changes across a number of subjects. Pupil Progress explores where these have taken place, why these have occurred and, as a result, what grade boundaries to use to track and monitor from September 2022....

“No impact: No point.” was the mantra of my Head of Faculty, Ian Latta, when I began working at a Merseyside school in Special Measures. I hate to give him all the credit (because he’ll tease me), but I have lived by this with almost every decision I’ve made as a Head of Faculty and lots of the advi...

I remember my exam results’ day very vividly. A quiet car journey filled with expectation, a soulless school hall with rows of brown envelopes and then the celebrations or commiserations amongst friends....

As Head of Department you’re already juggling a team of teachers, several classes of students and pressure from above – getting to grips with your data might feel like a time-intensive, stressful, tedious task on an endless to-do list. We’ve been there....

Joining the ranks as a head of your department is an exciting step in your teaching career. You feel like you can really make a difference at your school, and you’re proud to be acknowledged for your achievements as a teacher....

Car keys, laptop, marking, lunch, folders, wallet, handbag, glasses, phone… check, check, check… and if you’ve forgotten them then it’s often a mad, curse-filled dash to get them....

It’s second lesson on Monday. You’ve been dreading this lesson. You struggled to sleep last night. You’ve tried everything. You’ve discussed the class with every other teacher in your department. You’ve held endless detentions… and still nothing has changed....

When facing your first couple of years as a teacher, the adjustment to managing a classroom can feel a bit overwhelming. You’ve finished your teacher training with the drive to be the greatest teacher you can be, but you know it’s going to be a huge learning curve....

Is critical thinking just another buzz phrase that really means very little? Is it yet another fad?...

The data looks good, the future doesn’t. While writing this blog for Pupil Progress on behaviour management strategies, I started to reflect on student behaviour more generally....

There’s no denying that it’s a difficult time for everyone involved in education right now, and that schools are under extreme pressure to produce results. We all know this, we all feel it. Our teachers and school leaders are living and breathing this pressure every day....

One of the drivers that led me to leave the teaching profession and start Pupil Progress was that I could see the impact an effective tracking and monitoring system would have on my students’ outcomes and my ability to support teachers in my team and do my job as a Head of Faculty....

How good is your department or school? To support schools with the analysis of their exam results this month, former headteacher and senior leader Michael Harpham and Barnaby Grimble take senior leaders and governors through the data analysis process and help them secure a clearer picture......

The validation process is going to be the most important step in recommending student grades for submission by the centre. If you get the grades in line with your centre’s prior attainment and the distribution of KS2 prior attainment, then it is likely that your recommended grades will be accepted....

Many teachers will respond to the challenge of suggesting a grade for the centre to submit differently; some will relish the opportunity to prove that teachers know their students, others may feel a lack of confidence, guilt or anxiety around recommending grades for their students....

Ofqual have made it clear that work done after 20th March shouldn't be taken in to consideration when deciding students' recommended grades....