Student Proficiency Standards report

What does the report provide?

Starting in 2023, ACARA (Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority) introduced proficiency standards with student achievement now shown against 4 levels of proficiency, replacing the previous 10-band structure.

The Student Proficiency Standards report will provide schools with information on student performance against the new proficiency standards (Exceeding, Strong, Developing, and Needs additional support).

Note: only students who participated in at least one NAPLAN domain are present.

Data from the table can be exported in Excel or a Comma Separated Values (CSV) file for local analysis.

How to use this report

Use the slicers at the top of the report to select a cohort and filter the data for further analysis:

  • What school were they in?
  • What assessment? (NAPLAN 3, 5, 7 or 9)
  • What assessment year was it? (eg. 2023)
  • Which domain? (Read, Writing, Spelling, Grammar & Punctuation, Numeracy)
  • What class group?
  • What participation type? (Present or alternate format)

Image: Example of slicers on Student Proficiency Standards report

Reset to default

If you wish to remove selections you have made and return to the initial view, select ‘Reset to default’ from the top right of the window:

A screenshot of the top right menu on the Scout app, highlighting the Reset to default button. A screenshot of the top right menu on the Scout app, highlighting the Reset to default button.
Image: Selecting the 'Reset to default' button

Multirow cards

The blue multirow card displays a summary of your report information. To view all data, use the scroll bar on the right side, or select the Focus mode button to expand the table.

A screenshot of the blue multirow card on the Scout app, highlighting the Focus mode button and the scroll bar. A screenshot of the blue multirow card on the Scout app, highlighting the Focus mode button and the scroll bar.
Image: Using the scroll bar or selecting the Focus mode button on multirow cards

What should I look for?

The report provides users with an assessment of the potential needs of individual students, a cohort or a class group to support their learning.

Look for students whose performance in one domain of NAPLAN is vastly different from the other domains. Such discrepancies can help teaching staff identify strengths and areas of need for students and flag areas where further investigation of student needs is required.

Note: NAPLAN scores in 2023 and onwards are not comparable to the previous NAPLAN scale (2008-2022). From 2023, NAPLAN results are reported against 4 proficiency standard levels rather than numerical bands and national minimum standards.

Where does this data come from?

NAPLAN, Student Enrolments

How frequently is data updated?

Bi-annually, including the preliminary NAPLAN dataset and the final NAPLAN dataset.

Category:

  • DoE

Business Unit:

  • Information Technology
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