School Report Comment Writer for Australia: F-10

Australian primary (Foundation-Year 6) and secondary (Years 7-10) reports, written in Australian English. 3,955 sentences across 3 report types. Pupil names never leave your device. The app runs in your browser; names, levels and comments are not sent to any server, and no AI service is called.

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Primary learning behaviours (F-6)

1,261 sentences. Year band: Foundation-Year 2 and Years 3-6. Report periods: Term 1 interim report, Semester 1 report (mid-year) and Semester 2 report (end of year). Rate any of: Effort and Engagement, Organisation, Working Independently, Working with Others, Respect and Behaviour and Self-Management.

Levels: C = Consistently, U = Usually, S = Sometimes, R = Rarely.

Sample draft (Years 3-6, term 1 interim report; Effort and Engagement and Organisation Consistently, Working Independently Sometimes, the rest Usually):

With few reminders, Ava settles quickly to work and takes pride in finishing tasks well. Ava plans the order of class tasks and completes each one within the time available. Ava shows genuine curiosity about new topics and asks thoughtful questions that connect new learning with earlier lessons. Listing the steps of an assignment in a diary and ticking each one off will help Ava stay on track. With continued focus, Ava will keep growing as a learner.

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Secondary learning behaviours (Years 7-10)

1,407 sentences. Year band: Years 7-8 and Years 9-10. Report periods: Term 1 interim / progress report, Semester 1 report (mid-year) and Semester 2 report (end of year). Rate any of: Effort and Engagement, Organisation and Work Completion, Independent Learning, Critical and Creative Thinking, Collaboration and Communication, Respect and Responsibility and Self-Management and Resilience.

Levels: C = Consistently, U = Usually, S = Sometimes, R = Rarely.

Sample draft (Years 9-10, term 1 interim / progress report; Effort and Engagement and Organisation and Work Completion Consistently, Independent Learning Sometimes, the rest Usually):

Ava generally listens well, follows instructions and gets along with classmates. Without being asked, Ava brings specialist equipment such as a calculator, art materials or closed-in shoes on the days they are needed. Ava applies the same effort to routine practice tasks as to major assessments, which shows a commendable work ethic. Talking with the year adviser about how to balance study with other commitments could help Ava protect time for revision. It is good to have Ava in class.

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EAL / ESL language progress (ages 5-18)

1,287 sentences. School phase: Primary (ages 5-11) and Secondary (ages 11-18). Report periods: First / interim report, Mid-year report and End-of-year report. Rate any of: Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing, Vocabulary and Grammar and Language-Learning Behaviours.

Levels: D = Competent / fluent, C = Developing competence, B = Early acquisition, A = New to English.

Sample draft (Secondary (ages 11-18), first / interim report; Listening and Speaking Competent / fluent, Reading Early acquisition, the rest Developing competence):

Ava communicates clearly in everyday English and checks verb tenses and word order when speaking and writing. During practical work in science, Ava explains her method and results to the group in a logical order, using precise subject terms. During class discussion, Ava listens carefully to different points of view and responds directly to what each speaker has said. She could look at the headings, pictures and words in bold on a textbook page before the lesson to predict the topic. With continued practice, Ava will keep gaining accuracy in spoken and written English.

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Questions

Is it free for Australia teachers?

Yes for up to 5 pupils per class, from a free sample bank. Pro (€59 a year) unlocks whole classes and all 39,611 sentences.

Do pupil names leave my device?

Pupil names never leave your device. The app runs in your browser; names, levels and comments are not sent to any server, and no AI service is called.

Can I match my school's character limit?

Yes. Type the limit and every comment is fitted to it; each shows a live character count while you edit.

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