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BROMCOM: KS2 Key Stage Return 2026

This FAQ is for the users in school who need to carry out the  KS2 TA Key Stage return

For more information please see the following DFE guide- Key stage 2 teacher assessment guidance 2026 – GOV.UK

To view further guides please see the following Scomis Bulletin- Key Stage Bulletin 2026 – Frequently Asked Questions

Step 1 – Set up Access to view Marksheets

BROMCOM: How to add ‘Configurations’ to a Role for Key Stage – Frequently Asked Questions

From the left hand menu go to Config>Setup>Roles and Permissions

From the drop down list select the required Role and click Edit (The required Role will be anybody who needs access to the marksheets e.g Administrator, Teacher, Office Admin etc)

From the Module dropdown choose Assessment

Click Collapse All, Open up Maintenance and put a tick in for Configurations for Actions and Save and then Save these changes at the top of the page.

Then go to Routines and Tick Access for Assessment Sheet List

Click Save 

Step 2 – Configure the Marksheets

BROMCOM: How to Add Staff to Edit/View Marksheets – Frequently Asked Questions

From the left hand menu go to Config>Assessment >Configurations

Tick Enable Sheet users

Tick the relevant parameters for your school  such as Head of School and Tutor

You can also select individual members of staff using the magnifying glass such as Teaching assistants

Next you will need to Generate templates for National Curriculum Year groups– For most Year R to Year 6 entry Primary schools this will be R, 1, 2, 4 and 6 for EYFS, Phonics Yr1, Phonics Yr2, Year 4 MTC and Year 6 KS2 TA

Once you have your Year Groups selected and you are happy that everybody who needs to view the marksheets has access you can click Save

Step 3- Access the Marksheets as a Teacher or Administrator

There are a few ways the Marksheets can be viewed in Bromcom for a Teacher:

From the Homepage, go to Settings on the Right Hand side and open up these tick options, and tick Assessment Sheets and Save 

The Assessment Sheet will now show as a tile

If you double click on the tile it opens

You can left click on the listed marksheets to open them.

For an Administrator: Marksheets can also be viewed via Modules > Assessment >Assessment Sheets List

Click on the required marksheet to open – KS2 2026 06 

 

Step 4- Input marks into the Marksheets

Bromcom: How to enter marks into Key Stage DFE assessment marksheet – Frequently Asked Questions

For DfE guidance on completing the KS2 Teacher Assessments see Key stage 2 teacher assessment guidance 2026 – GOV.UK

Please see the below table for KS2 TA grade requirements 

You will need to enter marks into the below columns for TA (Scroll to the end of the marksheet)

Please see above table to determine what pupils need grades in each column or the DFE guidance.

  1. You can enter marks by clicking in each cell and entering the marks 1 by 1

2. Alternatively if you have a number of pupils with the same mark you can right click on the column heading and “Flood fill”

3. Lastly you can export the marksheet to Excel

Click on the first button shown below to download the Excel marksheet.

Open the marksheet from your Downloads folder

Fill in the marks in Excel

Save the Excel document

Go back into Bromcom and click the second button shown above and locate your saved Excel file and Import.

Step 5 – Creating a CTF

BROMCOM: Key Stage Year 6 CTF – Frequently Asked Questions

To create a CTF in Bromcom click Students from the left hand side menu

Select the Year Group filter and tick Year 6

From the Selections button click Select All

This should then highlight all your required pupils in blue.

You should see a total pupil number in the top left to confirm the correct number.

Once you have all your students selected click the Actions button and select CTF Export

Select KS2 Return as the Export Type

Select your Local Authority

Click Export

Your CTF will now be in your downloads folder ready for you to upload to the NCA website.

 

 

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