The Statistics page is an extremely powerful page you can use to create almost any type of attendance report. Please note: If you want to schedule this report to be sent out, you’ll need to instead set up a custom report.
Go to Students > Attendance > Statistics (in the left-hand menu).
Let’s have a look at some of the example reports you can make from the statistics page:
- Whole school attendance
- Attendance by demographics - e.g. SEN, Pupil Premium, EAL, sex, FSM etc.
- Attendance by year group/reg form/house
- Attendance for each individual student
- The number of sessions a student could have attended
- A count of the number of each type of attendance mark
Example report 1: Whole school attendance
By default, a table provides a Whole School Attendance report.
It shows analysis by Category Report with an overview of Present, Absent and Late percentage totals from the start of the current academic year. Using the filters at the top of the page, you can create a report of any student group’s attendance and compare it to other student groups.
Top Tip: Click the Marks header to sort your group from highest attendance to lowest.
Example report 2: Percentage attendance report by demographics
I want to see the present and absence statistics for each demographic such as FSM, PP, EAL, CLA. I'll need to choose to show data by demographic then click Apply.
You may also like to report on the opposite of the demographics, such as Pupil Premium versus Non-Pupil Premium students - just select Demographics and Inverse instead.
To report on demographics by Year Group, Registration Group etc.. you will need to add a grouping by clicking + and also by. It will then look like this:
Example report 3: Percentage attendance report by student group
You might want to see attendance by student group (such as year group, ethnicity, registration form, class or house), so you can award the group with the highest attendance. Click into the filters and select to show data by... and select the student group such as year group then click Apply.
Example report 4: Attendance for each individual student
To get attendance for each individual student, just select to show data by Student then click Apply.
Example report 5: Amount of Roll Call sessions a student should have attended
To get the total number of sessions, click into the filter at the top and check the box next to Number possible.
Top Tip: There's two roll call sessions a day, so you can divide this number by two to find the number of days.
Example report 6: A count or % of each type of attendance mark
To get a count of the number of each type of attendance mark, take a look at this article: Whole school and student attendance analysis by code
Example report 7: Class attendance
You can see how to do this here: How can I see attendance statistics for my class?
Example report 8: Custom group attendance
To get attendance data by Custom group, in Show Data By... select Custom group from the drop down then click Apply. To include the student count, tick the Number of Students in the filter options.
To get attendance data for individual students within a certain Custom Group, select the Custom group from the drop down in Students who are... and click into Show Data By... and select Student then click Apply.
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