Report phrases for Maths: from Year 1 to Year 6
A comprehensive bank of maths report phrases for primary teachers — covering all year groups, attainment levels, and targets.
How to write Year 6 end-of-year reports: the ones that really matter
Year 6 reports are the ones parents hold onto. Here's how to write them well — honestly, warmly, and without losing your weekend.
Report phrases for Year 5: preparing parents for the final stretch
Report phrases for Year 5 teachers — specific, honest language that prepares parents for the run into Year 6 without unnecessary alarm.
Report phrases for Year 4: the middle-of-KS2 report
Report writing phrases for Year 4 teachers — covering the full curriculum with specific, human-sounding language.
Report phrases for Year 3: navigating the KS2 transition
Report phrases for Year 3 teachers — honest, specific, and written for parents making the KS1 to KS2 adjustment.
Report phrases for Year 2: covering SATs year without the jargon
Report phrases for Year 2 teachers that acknowledge the SATs year honestly, without drowning parents in levels and data.
Report phrases for Year 1: what to write when you know the child but not the words
Specific, human-sounding report phrases for Year 1 teachers — covering reading, writing, maths, and personal development.
50 positive report phrases for primary teachers (that actually sound human)
The same tired phrases have been circulating for years. These ones are different — specific enough to mean something, warm enough to feel genuine.
How to write Year 6 end-of-term reports
Year 6 reports carry more weight than any other. Parents are anxious about secondary school and reading every word carefully. Here is how to get them right.