Gradepoint Selector

The Gradepoint selector allows you to choose the data point you wish to use for analysis. Please see our video and full guide below: 

The Gradepoint selector is Step 1 of the Connect homepage. You can see the Gradepoint currently selected in orange, as seen in the screenshot below. To change the Gradepoint, you have 3 options:

Option A selects your latest set of examination results and will auto fill your comparison Gradepoints with the previous 3 sets of results:

Option B selects your latest monitoring data by year group, simply click the year group you'd like to analyse:

Option C allows you to select a bespoke data point. Clicking this section opens a drop down from the top, in which you can select a specific Gradepoint for analysis. Click the pencil icon above the Main Gradepoint to edit the selection, and press the bin icon to clear your selection and start over. Once cleared, you can find your Gradepoint using the drop down boxes to filter by academic year, year group and Gradepoint type:

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