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Goal Check entry is where an administrator, supervisor, or monitor sets the page range a student should complete in each assigned PACE. Goals are set on a weekly grid, one row per weekday and one column group per subject, and the same grid is used later to mark actual progress.
Weekly goal setting grid with start page and end page fields

The weekly goal setting grid for entering a student's page range per PACE.

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Who can set goals

Administrators, supervisors, and monitors can set goals. Supervisors and monitors only see students in the learning centres they are assigned to. Administrators see every centre.

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Opening the entry screen

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Open Goal Check

In the sidebar, open Goal Check, then click Set Goals. This opens the Weekly Goal Setting screen.
2

Choose a learning centre

Use the Learning Centre filter to scope the student list, or leave it on All Centres.
3

Choose a student

Use the Student selector, or the previous and next student buttons, or the left and right arrow keys, to move between students. A dot next to a name marks a student who has no goal set for the displayed week; a checkmark marks one who does.
Turn on “Show only students without goals” to filter the student list down to coverage gaps, or click “Next without goal” to jump straight to the next student missing a goal for the week.

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Entering a goal

Each student’s grid shows one column per assigned PACE and one row per weekday (Monday through Friday). Click an empty cell to enter a goal. Fields: Click Save to write the goal, or Cancel to discard the cell.
A PACE with no total page count recorded cannot be goaled. Its end-page limit resolves to zero, so no valid range can be entered. Ask an administrator to set the PACE’s page count before setting a goal against it.

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Quick-template chips

While a cell is open, three chips (5, 8, 10) fill in a page range starting from wherever the student’s PACE currently stands, clamped to the PACE’s total page count. Confirm or adjust the prefilled values, then click Save. If the PACE is already complete, the chips have nothing to fill and a message says so.

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Deleting a goal

A goal that has not yet been marked can be deleted directly from its cell (no reason required, since nothing was recorded against it). A goal that has already been marked can only be removed through the audited correction path, available to administrators and supervisors.

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Bulk entry

Switch from the Single student tab to Bulk entry to set goals for several students in one pass instead of opening each student’s grid individually.
1

Select students

Check the students in the centre roster you want to set goals for, or check the header box to select everyone.
2

Pick a page-count chip

Choose 5, 8, or 10 pages. Each selected student’s goal continues from their current progress in every assigned PACE, clamped to that PACE’s total pages.
3

Apply, or copy yesterday's goals

Click “Apply [N]-page goals to selected” to create the goals, or “Copy yesterday’s goals” to copy the previous day’s ranges onto the selected students instead.
The roster table shows each selected student’s PACE count and whether they already have goals set, so gaps are visible before you apply anything.
The full-screen Morning Routine and End of Day session is a separate, guided way to run Goal Check for an entire centre in one pass. See The daily routine for how its goal-setting step differs, including its automatically derived start page.

Marking progress

Record actual pages completed at the end of the day.

The daily routine

Run Goal Check for a whole centre in one guided session.

PACE assignments

Assign PACEs to a student before setting goals.

Goal Check reports

Review goal achievement across a centre or the whole school.