Learning Passport
The ReClass Learning Passport
The Learning Passport is a per-student record of progress across subjects and topics. Instead of treating every tutoring session or homework question as an isolated event, ReClass builds a longer-term picture of where a student stands.
That longer-term picture makes learning more personalised and tutoring better-informed, for the student, the parent and the tutor.
What the Learning Passport tracks
A score for each topic a student works on, in every subject. Not a single mark, but a running record of what’s going well and what may need more attention.
One record, many inputs
Learning Check activity, including short checks and quizzes, and Homework Assist sessions both feed into that per-topic score. The Passport reflects what a student has actually been working on, not just a test result on one day.
A longer-term picture, not a snapshot
Because the record builds over time, it shows progress and patterns that a single assessment can’t: a topic that finally clicked, a subject that’s starting to slip.
Helps a tutor start in the right place
A tutor a family chooses to work with can see where a student needs support before the first session, so the time is spent on the real gaps.
Turns activity into direction
The Passport highlights a current focus, so revision time and tutoring sessions go toward the topics that need it most.
Connected across ReClass
The Learning Passport connects homework support, tutoring and short checks into one view of a student’s progress on ReClass.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Learning Passport?
It is a per-student, per-topic record of progress across subjects, built from Learning Checks, practice, quizzes and Homework Assist activity.
How is each topic’s score worked out?
ReClass combines results from short checks, quizzes and homework support into a single score for each topic, updated as the student does more.
Who can see it?
The student and their parent, and a tutor the family chooses to work with, so sessions can target the right gaps.
Do I need to pay to use it?
Not to start it. The Learning Passport begins with a free Learning Check, and its results show which parts of each subject your child is doing well in and which need more work.