EYFSP (Early Years Foundation Stage Profile) Analytics

EYFSP (Early Years Foundation Stage Profile) Analytics

This guide is part of the wider EYFSP (Early Years Foundation Stage Profile) support guide and explains how to access and view the analytics for this assessment. You can also watch the EYFS Workshop below: 


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How to access and view the EYFSP Analytics 

To access the analytics click on EYFSP > Analytics.


  • Select the Academic Year
  • Classes/ Groups
  • Subject default is 'EYFSP' (This cannot be changed)
  • Students - All students in the class will load or click on an individual students name to include individual students.

From here, practitioners can also choose to view the reporting in 'Full Screen'.
Practitioners can click on the links out to the EYFSP Assessments, Assessments and Observations pages.



% of GLD

The first view is of the percentage of students achieving 'Yes' or 'No' GLD (Good Level of Development). 

  • The total number of students are shown in the first 'Total' column. 
  • The 'Yes' and 'No' column shows the number of students who have achieved GLD Yes or No. 
  • Yes % and No % shows this figure as a percentage.


  • Click 'Export' in the top right corner to export the data as a .CSV file
                    


'Additional Attributes' allows practitioners to select additional attributes from the list of default/custom attributes set-up in the system. 



Read about assigning attributes to students in the student attributes article.

Compare GLD across multiple classes 

If multiple classes are selected in the classes selector, you can compare the number of students achieving GLD across each class and a combined for 'All Classes'. 

Toggle, 'Show Percentages' to see this data as a percentage.




ELG breakdown
  • Toggle 'Show ELG' to view a breakdown of the number of students awarded each judgement, for each of the 17 ELG's.
  • Hover over the ? for a reminder of the ELG statement.
  • Click on 'Additional Attribute' to select additional attributes in the report.


  • Click the green 'Export' button in the top right corner of the table to export the data as a .CSV.