Go to Stats > Select your class > Fluency tab

This gives you a quick overview of how the class is doing on each table. The speed represents how quickly on average the class answer a question on that table.

At the top of the page, you will find a slider to quickly compare how much pupils have progressed over time.

This is collating data from every time a student answers a question in any of the game modes except for Jamming. Jamming is excluded because it’s the only game without a timer and the heatmap is based on speed of answering.

You can see the key under the heatmap. The faster the average speed, the greener the fact will be.

Hovering over a fact will show the average speed for the class. Clicking on a fact will bring up the average response time for each pupil. This data won’t be shown unless the pupil has answered that question 10 times or more, so don’t worry if some students are missing. They’ll be added as they play more games.

You can also choose to focus the stats in the heatmap on a specific table of your choice by simply clicking that table. as shown below:

This graph gives you a quick visual to compare how your class is performing compared to the end-of-year expectation for their yeargroup. The blue line is the speed we hope they reach by the of the school year.

Go to Stats > Select your class > Fluency tab

Scroll down to view the table where all students in your class are listed. It will look like this:

Click on a student name to see their individual heat map.

You can hover your mouse over a fact to see the response time for each fact.

If you have the Stats Bolt On you can drag the pink bar to go back in time and view their progress over time.

At the top of the Fluency page, you’ll find a download student heatmaps button.

Watch this 30 second video to learn about the different ways to download student heatmaps:

As well as the heatmap, each student has four other tables that you can review.

The first one is called the “tables passed” table and is especially useful. It looks like this:

Use the slider along the top of the table to choose the speed at which you’d like each student to be able to answer their tables. For example, if your class are in Year 4, you may choose 5.

Each blue tick indicates that the student has answered every question in that table at a speed of 5 seconds or faster in their last 10 attempts. If the blue tick is missing, the student has either not achieved that target, or hasn’t played enough games.

You can hover over a table to see which specific facts they may need to improve.

You'll notice at the top of the "Student Average per Table" that there are some buttons. These buttons allow you to drill down even further

Using the three icons on the top left, you can set the table to display:

This shows the average recall speed for each table for each student. It’s great to be able to order it by a particular table so that you can see where you need to draw your attention.

Shows how much each student's average speed on each table has changed since the start.

Compares each student's average recall speed on each table to the year group standard. Anything in green is where they are quicker than the year group standard and anything in red is where they're slower than the standard.

Reward your pupils for turning their heatmap green!

A totally green heatmap means that a student has consistently answered all facts in 4 seconds or less. They must answer each fact at least 10 times in any game mode (apart from Jamming) at 4 seconds or less before it will turn green on their heatmap.

To automatically generate Gone Green certificates for your class, click the button at the top of the Fluency page:

Watch this 30 second video to learn all the ways you can download the certificates and view examples: