How to print a student's report: Singapore

As an administrator or a teacher, you can print school reports either for a single exam or for the whole term.

In order to be able to print the report, you first are to enter the essential data.

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Secondly, you are to set up your Grade book.

Setting the school year periods (semesters, terms) and exact dates:
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Setting the grading type:
Administrator: How to set the grading system 1-5, 1-6, A-F etc.

There is a Grading type specific for Singapore.

Do not forget to set a customised scale for grades. Here it is important to set the Average type to Percent.

Thirdly, you, as an administrator or a teacher, are to enter students' marks.

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The report is set to take the Final Average of the Subject and the Term. Hence it is not important how many assignments of what type you key in, because the value is obtained based on your customised settings.

Next, you are to generate the final grades: How to calculate a grade for the final report/certificate

Lastly, form teacher can enter their Remark:

A brief comment on Conduct can also be entered here.

You can find more information about the verbal evaluation here: How to enter and print a verbal evaluation on a certificate?

If the order of subjects is important, you can easily arrange them: How to arrange subjects on a report/certificate?

When you are ready with all the steps listed above, you can print the report. You can do so in the Pedagogical documentation section of the Education module.

Here you can see how many grades how been published and are visible to students and parents and also, how many reports have been published and seen by students and parents.