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Educators: Activity reports

Activity reports give educators, head teachers, managers and network managers new insights into activity and trends happening at their early learning services.
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To access your reports page click on your early learning service’s Reports tab. Each report has two views – a graph view, and below that, a table view.

They let you understand, for example:

  • If parental engagement in a child’s learning has been increasing or decreasing

  • Which children are getting the most stories and which children are missing out

  • Which children have the most family members and which families leave the most comments and much more.

The information a report can contain includes:

Stories by educators

  • number of individual stories for all children

  • number of individual stories for a child

  • number of individual stories by an educators

  • number of stories that have been collaborated on by two or more educators
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Group stories

  • number of group stories (stories with multiple children) for all children

  • number of group stories for a child

  • number of group stories by an educator
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Family comments

  • number of family comments for all children

  • number of family comments for a child

Educator comments

  • number of educator comments for all children

  • number of educator comments for a child

  • number of comments by an educator
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Child notes

  • number of child notes for all children

  • number of child notes for a child

  • number of child notes by a teacher
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Story views by family members

  • number of family story views for all children

  • number of family story views for a child
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Community posts

  • number of community posts

  • number of community posts in a room

  • number of community posts by each educator
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Story dates

  • last story dates for each child

  • date of the last story by an educator
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Login times

  • date of the last login by an educator

  • amount of time an educator has logged in to Storypark

Learn how to ‘Create a report’, here.


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