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AIM High is a student assessment information management system that allows teachers to track and report on students’ progress throughout their life at  school. The AIM High software is also part of a school reporting and data management service which supports schools by providing bespoke reports on demand for the lifetime of the software licence.

AIM High enables schools to create Tracksheets  and report templates, which can be used to define the range of assessments that is to be recorded for each year, Key Stage or indeed for the whole time that a student is attending the school.

AIM High enables teachers and school managers to use Tracksheets and other recording methods to enter a wide range of assessment data including baseline, special needs, language, citizenship and subject assessments. Teachers can also enter comments and target information as part of subject and pastoral reports.

AIM High includes a number of tools and features which helps teachers to analyse assessment data quickly and appropriately, and which enables  teachers to produce a wide range of reports that will be useful to a number of different audiences including students, parents, teachers, Governors, the Local Education Authority and Ofsted.

AIM High seamlessly integrates data from a range of SIMS® data sources such as Key Stage Manager and Assessment Manager, so if a school already has assessment data stored in SIMS®, AIM High will enable teachers to access it and analyse it.
AIM High provides easy access to performance information at a number of different levels including whole school level, pastoral group level, subject group level, department level and individual student level.
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About AIM High...
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This is a Tracksheet. Data can be entered by teachers, from SIMS® Assessment manager or from an Excel spreadsheet.
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Once data has been entered, it can be displayed in a variety of different printed formats.