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What's in an evidence pack: summary report and student PDFs

Every ZIP pack opens with a summary PDF, Summary_{date}.pdf, dated the day it was prepared. A document-only PDF for several students starts with the same summary pages. Read the summary first. It tells you what the pack covers before you look at any one student.

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Check it in this order

  1. The collection and date

    Are they the ones you meant to export?

  2. The students

    Is everyone you expected there?

  3. Readiness

    Note any student below Strong and read their PDF before you share the pack.

  4. Then open the student PDFs

What it shows

What it shows
PartWhat it shows
HeadingThe school, the collection year and the date the pack is as at.
CountsHow many students are in the pack, and how many are Eligible, Audit-Ready and on track for 10 weeks by Census Day. After Census Day: Eligible at Census Day, Not eligible and Audit-Ready. Audit-Ready is a Superadjust readiness label, not an NCCD outcome.
Cannot be counted yetStudents whose level or category isn't set, with what to do for each.
Counted studentsEvery other student, A to Z, with their level, category, weeks and readiness, and the next step where there is one.
FooterWhen the pack was prepared and by whom.

The student PDFs

Before you share a pack, work through a checklist based on the NCCD Guidelines' evidence requirements.

Each student gets their own PDF when you export a pack. It's written to be read on its own by someone who doesn't use Superadjust.

The student PDFs
PartWhat it shows
Student detailsName, year level, ID, class, level of adjustment, category, whether need is identified, and the date of the first adjustment.
WeeksEach school week across the collection, the weeks banked, and whether the 10 weeks are met yet.
ReadinessThe overall label and each pillar's label at the time of export.
The weeks that countEach week that counted, and what counted in it.
Evidence by pillarThe entries under Need, Adjustments, Consultation and Monitoring. A consultation shows who was involved and how.
AttachmentsA list of the photos and documents on the entries. Photos and short PDFs are printed as pages.
About this fileWhen it was prepared and by whom, the collection and the pack.

Read it well

  • Check the period first. The PDF shows the evidence in the exported window, not everything ever logged for the student.
  • Read the weakest pillar before the busiest. A long list of adjustments can hide a thin consultation record.
  • Check the weeks on page 1. For an Extensive student, Superadjust's readiness rule looks for 10 weeks in a row.
  • Judge each entry against what strong NCCD evidence looks like.
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