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Hi Mojo Just open the Markbook and go to Tools option top right of the markbook. Use the Export from there and you should find that the Import will take the file that you have just generated easily. Just make sure that the format is not changed if you edit the file.

You can create your own assessment Markbooks to record things such as termly summative assessments and there are also export and import functions in place. Although I am not sure why you would need to export/import when the teachers could enter directly onto Markbooks.

Interesting https://blog.scholarpack.com/arbor-education-joins-scholarpack Does that put them ahead of RM Integris with 2,800 schools between them? Or will they still be two products?

So with just 32 days to go the DfE have published a beta toolkit. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/data-protection-toolkit-for-schools Good to see that edugeek is listed amongst the relevant resources! Lots of case studies and guidance on creating documents, though lacking in actual tools imho. Will be good to see the final version.

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