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Bromcom: How to show just statutory columns in a Key Stage Assessment marksheet

If you want your Key Stage marksheet to show only the statutory marks, you can filter this in some marksheets.

Go to Modules>Assessment>Assessment Sheets List

Browse to your chosen Key Stage marksheet, in this example we’ve chosen the Year 1 Phonics marksheet KS1-2026-01

In the top right of this marksheet click on the cog icon

This opens the settings that allow you to select Statutory Marks only, tick this box and click Confirm.

The marksheet should now only show the Statutory Marks.

Please note this option is not available for the Year 4 Multiplication Check marksheet.

 

 

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