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Hi

 

We use sims to create group report on behaviour for all form groups, but i've been asked to do the same per subject - is this possible?

 

Has anyone done this with as little manipulation (zero) as possible.

 

I can create reports listing the behaviours/achievements with subjects, then use a pivot table to separate them into subjects, but its not as neat and involves quite a bit of time, compared to the form group ones which print very simply at the touch of a button each night.

 

thanks

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Phil is right, the home page widgets do this, but of course that's not going to work for a lot of people, as they want paper.

@ieuanprice - if you add Conduct Information to your report, filter by Achievement, and subject, or behavior and subject, you can do this.

 

I have reports for unresolved incidents, as well as a couple special departments that are set up with this kind of filter - only thing is it will only pull in achievement/behavior incidents that have been assigned from the register, or if a teacher has actually populated the subject from add behavior/add achievement screen.

 

and if the behavior incident was generated by the teacher putting a student straight into detention you won't have any of the info.

 

when I did my unresolved incidents report I built it for one house/subject, and then just duplicated it over and over changing the house/department - the first report took probably 10 minutes to design, the rest were done in about 1-2 minutes each.

Posted

Thanks, I've been playing around and have created a report based on class and used a subject filter, fortunately nearly all incidences are recorded using the register so we're ok on that.

 

Thanks for your help

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What am I missing on the widget configuration? I can't see an option to select subject in the conduct summary.

I didnt think it was possible either. My HoDs have been asking for this for yonks. I just make them run a report.

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