What information is sent to Heads of Department and Sparx Leaders

      What information is sent to Heads of Department and Sparx Leaders


        Article summary

        Weekly insights emails provide high-level insights and data to Heads of Department and Sparx leaders, about homework rates at their school for the previous week. Termly reports are also sent for the Autumn and Spring Term.

        What do the weekly insights emails contain?

        The homework insights emails reflect on homeworks that were due last week (week ending Sunday) and all insights/data consider only on-time hand-in rates. These are sent at around midday (in your school's local time) every Monday.

        The emails contain (numbers correspond to the screenshot below):

        1. Your school's overall Compulsory on-time hand-in rate
        2. The difference between your school's most recent hand-in rate and the previous week's hand-in rate. This won't show if your school didn't set any compulsory homeworks in the previous week.
        3. Your school's percentile rank amongst all schools using Sparx Maths (based on compulsory on-time hand-in rates).
        4. An insight and recommendation that focuses on non-starter rates, low completion rates or nearing completion rates.
        5. A link to download a 'Hand in Summary report'. Clicking on this link will download a copy of the report in Microsoft Excel format.

        What does the hand-in summary report contain?

        Hand-in summary reports reflect on homeworks that were due last week (week ending Sunday) and all data consider only on-time hand-in rates. The hand in report can also be accessed thought the reporting page on your Sparx site.

        The report contains a class-by-class and school-by-school breakdown of:

        • The number of students in the class/school
        • The number of compulsory homeworks set 
        • The compulsory on-time completion rate
        • The compulsory on-time no completion/non-starter rate
        • The compulsory on-time low completer rate (students that have completed some homework, but less than/equal to 50%)
        • The compulsory on-time nearing completion rate (students that have completed over half, but not all of their homework)

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