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Report Writing Batch Planner

Whether a set of reports actually fits the days available, and by how many minutes per report it misses.

Quick answer

A set of 90 school reports at eight minutes each plus proofreading takes about 14 hours, which does not fit into ten days at 45 minutes a day — a shortfall of roughly six hours that is visible before the deadline rather than after it.

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Frequently asked

How long should a school report take to write?

Teachers commonly report five to twelve minutes per pupil for a full written report, depending on how much is free text and whether attainment data has to be looked up separately. Comment banks cut the median but rarely the maximum, because the hard reports are hard for reasons a bank cannot help with.

Do comment banks help?

They cut typing time and improve consistency, and they make reports read as though they were written by a bank — which parents notice. The best compromise most schools land on is a banked structure with one genuinely specific sentence per pupil.

What if the deadline is not achievable?

Say so in writing, with the arithmetic, before the deadline. A leadership team can move a deadline or shorten a template. Neither is possible the night before.