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Illustrative examples · Fictional data

Let the
progress speak.

Bring the attendance, the learning and the young person's experience into the same conversation.

One focused view. A fuller walkthrough with your team.
Plain Mello reviewing a felt chart and artwork with a colleague in a green cardigan in a library meeting room

A report should tell you something.

Switch between two fictional periods to explore a small report extract.

Fictional example
DaymelloIllustrative view · Fictional data

Progress, with context.

Learner A · Fictional report extract

Example report
Sessions attended7 of 8Recent four weeks
The learning focus

Choosing materials.
Explaining a choice.
Asking for help.

Goals seen in the session examples

Explained a choice4 of 5 sessions

Asked for help3 of 5 sessions

The learner's voice
“I chose what to make and told someone why.”
Fictional learner quote for this demonstration.

Learner A is explaining choices more often and beginning to ask for help during the activity.

Illustrative example with fictional data. Not a live record or a full product screen.

What evidence does your commissioner need?

Bring a reporting question to your walkthrough. We'll show you the relevant outputs using demonstration data.

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