Trophies

• Shown on the Tests page by the side of each test when complete
• The number denotes the level of difficulty
• The colour represents the level of the initial score
• White, then Bronze above 40%, Silver above 60%, Gold above 80% and finally Platinum for 100%

Trophies Tassels

• Shown on the handles of each trophy when the Retest is complete
• A tassel is awarded if the retest score is a level or more higher than the initial test
• The colour represents the level of the retest score

Medals

• The medals show how many trophies have been achieved at each colour
• There are 4 types of trophy; Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum
• If the medal is greyed out, no trophies have been awarded of that colour
• The number shows how many initial tests they have achieved with that colour/level

Streak Medals

• The streak medals shows the most recent level achieved
• The number shows how many tests in a row have been completed at that level
• The streak medal looks at tests taken in all subjects

Timekeeping

• Timekeeping is designed to award pupils for taking the tests and completing them in the allotted time before they become overdue
• A test is only done on time if both the initial test and retest are started before they are overdue
• The percentage reflects the number of tests done on time out of all those completed
• The colour changes according to the percentage shown

Timekeeping Streak

• The Time Keeping Streak only shows if the last 3 tests have been done on time
• The number shows the quantity of tests done on time since the last overdue test
• The colour depends on the number; the higher the number the better the colour

Top Learner

• Top learners are those pupils who are making improvement during the learning stage between the initial test and the retest
• Tassels are used to show the improvement on the trophies
• These Top Learner medals show how many tassels of each colour have been awarded

Top Learner Streak

• The number displayed shows the number of tests with improvement since the last test where no improvement was made
• The colour reflects the quantity, the greater the number the better the colour

Stars Medal

• Each test is at a specific level from 1 star to 5 stars in difficulty
• When a retest is complete the number of stars is added to the Star Medal
• The colour reflects the quantity of stars collected
• White, then Bronze, Silver, Gold and finally Platinum

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