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Course Tracker

One workbook covering every chapter's mini tests, end-of-topic tests and both mock papers. Download it, mark your class as you go, then upload it back here for an instant PDF progress report — per student and for the whole class. Nothing is uploaded to a server: the file is read and the report is built right here on your device.

↓ Download the free tracker (.xlsx) Generate a report →

How it works

Three steps, no sign-up

1
Download the tracker and mark your class's end-of-topic tests and mocks as you teach the course
2
Type each pupil's name once on the Class list tab — it fills in on every other sheet automatically
3
Upload the workbook for a printable report: donut chart, top topics, best/worst topic and a predicted grade per student, plus a whole-class page

See it in action

What the workbook and the report actually look like

1

Fill in the tracker

Type each pupil's name once on the Class list tab — it appears on every test sheet automatically. Then enter marks on the end-of-topic tests and mocks as you teach them. No calculations for you to do — just numbers in boxes.

Class list tab: pupil name, form and date of birth entered once

Class list tab

 An end-of-topic test sheet with marks entered and names filled in automatically

An end-of-topic test sheet
2

Upload it below

Drop the saved workbook into the box further down this page. Nothing is sent to a server — the report is built right here, in this browser tab, and your students' marks never leave your device.

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Click to choose a file or drag it in

core-maths-course-tracker.xlsx

3

Get the report

A whole-class summary page, then one printable landscape page per student: a completion donut, top topics by band, the strongest and weakest topic, and a predicted grade with an explanation of how it's worked out.

Whole-class progress report page from the generated PDF

Class summary page

 An individual student's report card from the generated PDF, with donut chart, topic boxes and predicted grade

Student report card

Demo data shown above — names, marks and grades are illustrative, not real pupils.

Your turn

Upload & generate the report

Upload the same workbook once you've entered some results. Blank cells are treated as "not yet seen" — you don't need to have completed every test to get a report. Everything below runs locally in this tab; your students' marks never leave your device.

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Click to choose a file or drag your completed tracker workbook here

.xlsx only — the file you downloaded above, with some marks filled in

RAG key — Green = mastered (≥80% average across every question testing that topic). Amber = partial understanding (50–79%). Red = needs work (below 50%). Grey/black = not yet seen — no test question tagged to that topic has been marked for this student.