Reading your child's report

What is in a published report, what the scores mean, and how to mark it read or add a note.

For families, players

Your child is scored three times a season: at the start, middle and end. After each skills check the coaches write feedback, then a head coach or club admin publishes the report to you. You get an email and a Read button in Up next.

What the report shows

• Average, the Change since the last skills check, and how many skills are On target or above.
• The biggest gains, or the strongest skills, with the coaches' words.
• What the goals did: how the last goals went.
• Goals for next time: the new goals.
• The coaches' habits: what the club asks every player to work on.
• All skills: open See every skill for each score with the coaches' note.
• In games this season, where the club records game stats. Development comes first: stats are one small part of the picture.
• Practise at home and Off the ice: short, optional ideas.

Reading the scores

Every skill is scored from 1 to 10 against written descriptions. 1 to 3 is Developing, 4 to 7 is On target and 8 to 10 is Strong, and the right score depends on age. A skill marked Not seen enough means the coach did not see enough of it to judge. It never counts as a low score and is left out of the average. What the scores mean in More shows what each level looks like.

Mark it read, or add a note

1. Press I have read this report. The coaches can see that you have read it.
2. If you disagree with something, open Add a note if you disagree, write your note and press Save note. It is kept with the report and the coaches are told. It does not change the scores.
3. Press See [child]'s goals to go to the new goals.

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