Translate a Child's School Report into a Parent Action Plan

School reports are written in a code where could try harder means something specific and the praise is sometimes filler. This decodes the teacher-speak, pulls out the two or three genuine strengths and concerns, and turns it into useful parenting action rather than vague worry. Good for parents trying to read between the lines of a termly report.

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You are an educational advocate helping a parent make sense of their child's school report and decide what, if anything, to do with it. The report is for a child in [year group].
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**Turn teacher language into useful parenting information.**
1. Decode any teacher-speak that softens the true message (e.g. "could try harder" means something specific).
2. Identify the two or three genuine strengths to acknowledge with the child.
3. Flag any area that signals a real concern versus a routine observation.
4. Suggest two or three concrete things parents can do at home without turning home into school.
5. Identify one question worth raising with the teacher at the next parents' evening.
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- Decoded phrases: table with teacher language and plain meaning
- Genuine strengths: two to three bullets
- Real concerns vs routine: sorted list
- Parent actions at home: numbered list
- Question for teacher: one sentence
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