What is ReportRocket?

ReportRocket is a smart report writing tool designed specifically for Australian primary school teachers. It helps teachers write personalised, curriculum-aligned student reports up to 80% faster than traditional methods.

Which year levels does ReportRocket support?

ReportRocket supports all Australian primary school year levels from Foundation (Prep/Kindergarten) through to Year 6, with curriculum-aligned templates for each level.

Is ReportRocket aligned with the Australian Curriculum?

Yes, ReportRocket is fully aligned with the Australian Curriculum. All templates and personalised comments reference the appropriate curriculum standards for each year level and subject area.

How does the peer review system work?

ReportRocket includes a built-in colleague review system where teachers can create review packs, assign them to colleagues for feedback, and receive inline annotations and suggestions before finalising reports.

Is my data secure with ReportRocket?

Yes, ReportRocket uses industry-standard security practices including encryption and secure authentication. All data is hosted in Australia to comply with local privacy requirements.

Is there a free version of ReportRocket?

Yes, ReportRocket offers a free tier for individual teachers to try the platform. Premium plans are available for schools and teaching teams who need additional features and collaboration tools.

How much does ReportRocket cost for schools?

School licenses start at $500 AUD per semester for small schools (up to 300 students). Medium schools (up to 500 students) are $800, large schools (up to 800 students) are $1100, and extra large schools (800+ students) are $1400 per semester. Annual plans offer additional savings.

Can I try ReportRocket before purchasing a school license?

Yes! Schools can start a free 14-day trial with access to all features. Individual teachers can also use the free tier indefinitely with a limited number of personalised comments per semester.

Style Guides and Examples | Help Center

What Are Style Guides?

Style guides control how comments are written. They define:

Tone – Formal, warm, encouraging
Structure – Paragraph length, sentence complexity
Language – Words to use or avoid
Format – How to begin and end comments

Accessing Style Guides

Navigate to Settings > Style Guide for your year level.

Writing Effective Style Guides

Be Specific

❌ "Write nicely"

✅ "Use encouraging language. Avoid negative phrasing. Start each comment with the student's name."

Include Examples

❌ "Make it sound professional"

✅ "Use phrases like 'has demonstrated', 'consistently shows', 'is developing'. Avoid 'needs to work on' – instead use 'is building skills in'."

Set Boundaries

Maximum/minimum sentence length
Paragraph structure preferences
Required elements (e.g., always mention next steps)

Example Comments

The Examples section lets you provide sample comments the system learns from.

Adding Examples

Navigate to Settings > Examples
Click "Add Example"
Paste a high-quality report comment
Select the year level
Save

What Makes a Good Example?

Written by an experienced teacher
Follows your school's style
Demonstrates the tone you want
Includes curriculum-appropriate language

How Many Examples?

3-5 quality examples per year level is ideal. More examples give the AI more patterns to learn from.

How Style Guides Affect Generation

When you generate a comment:

AI reads your style guide
AI references your examples
AI generates content matching your preferences
Result feels consistent with your school's voice

Tips for Best Results

Review generated comments – Refine style guide based on what you see
Update seasonally – Adjust language for different reporting periods
Share with colleagues – Ensure consistency across year levels
Test changes – Generate sample comments after updating

Resetting to Defaults

If your customisations aren't working well, reset to the template defaults and start fresh.