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.

Understanding Criteria Selection | Help Center

How Criteria Work

ReportRocket's criteria are aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9.0. Each year level has subject-specific criteria that match what you're required to report on.

Subject Structure

Subjects

Top-level areas: English, Mathematics, Science, HASS, The Arts, HPE, Technologies, Languages

Criteria

Specific reportable items within categories. For Reading: Comprehension strategies, Fluency, Text analysis

Proficiency Levels

Each criterion can be marked at different achievement levels:

High

The student demonstrates understanding beyond the expected standard. Generated comments use language like "consistently demonstrates", "excels in", "shows sophisticated understanding".

Medium

The student meets the expected standard. Generated comments use language like "demonstrates", "shows understanding", "can effectively".

Low

The student is progressing toward the expected standard. Generated comments use language like "is developing", "with support can", "is building understanding".

Selecting Multiple Criteria

When you select multiple criteria:

Related achievements are grouped together
Creates flowing paragraphs rather than lists
Maintains natural language throughout
Balances coverage of all selected areas

Tip: Select 3-6 criteria for a well-rounded paragraph. Fewer than 3 may feel sparse; more than 8 can become overwhelming.

Category-Level Selection

Some categories offer a single proficiency selection that applies to all criteria within. This is useful when:

A student is consistently at one level across a category
You want to save time on detailed selection

Customising Criteria

School administrators and individual teachers can customise criteria in Settings. See Customising curriculum settings for details.

Understanding Criteria Selection