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Once assessments are planned and marked, the centre produces two printable outputs: hall tickets that admit a student to an exam, and progress cards that summarise how they did. Both are generated in bulk for a whole batch and then made available to students and guardians.

Roles and responsibilities

Hall tickets

A hall ticket lists the exams a student is scheduled to sit, with the subject, assessment, and room for each.

Hall Ticket field guide

Each subject row carries:

Generating hall tickets

1

Open Exam Outputs

From the staff sidebar, choose Exam Outputs.
2

Generate for a batch

Choose the batch and generate hall tickets. One ticket is created per student, filled from the assessment plans.
3

Review the list

Check the generated tickets before releasing them.
4

Submit to release

Submitting finalises the tickets and makes them visible to students and guardians.
Generated hall ticket showing student, subjects, and exam rooms

Progress cards (report cards)

A student progress card summarises a student’s results across an assessment group.

Student Progress Card field guide

Each result row records the course and the student’s outcome in it.

Generating progress cards

The flow mirrors hall tickets: generate report cards for a batch, review the list, then submit to release them. Once submitted, each student sees their own card under My Exams, and guardians see it for their children.

Upstream and downstream dependencies

  • Upstream: hall tickets need assessment plans with rooms; progress cards need published results.
  • Downstream: submitted outputs appear in the student’s My Exams view and the parent portal.

Best practices

  • Finish marking before generating progress cards. A card generated with missing marks will show gaps.
  • Assign rooms on assessment plans first. Hall tickets copy the room from the plan; a blank room means a blank ticket.
  • Submit only when ready. Students and guardians see outputs the moment they are submitted, so review before releasing.