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105. What does the colour coding on TrackAble mean?
On the Assessment Screen in TrackAble, pupil names are colour coded to give you a quick visual indication of how well each pupil is progressing against their targets. This allows staff to see at a glance whether a pupil is: Below target On target Above target
How Colour Coding Works
The colour shown next to a pupil’s name reflects how their current progress compares to their target.
The point at which colours change depends on the percentage thresholds set by your TrackAble Administrator.
Default Colour Thresholds in TrackAble
By default, TrackAble uses 10% thresholds. Using these settings, progress is displayed as follows:
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🔵 Blue
10% or more above target -
🟢 Green
Up to 10% above target -
🟠 Amber
Up to 10% below target -
🔴 Red
10% or more below target
When Colours May Differ
The colours you see may vary if your school has chosen to use custom thresholds instead of the default settings.
In addition:
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If targets have not been set, pupil names will display in white
💡 If you’re unsure which thresholds your school is using, contact your TrackAble Administrator for clarification.
Why Colour Coding Is Useful
Colour coding helps you to:
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Quickly identify pupils who may need support
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Spot pupils exceeding expectations
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Monitor progress trends without running reports
Next Steps
To learn how to set targets, please continue to the next article:
➡️ Setting Targets for a Single Pupil
Need Help?
If you have questions about targets or colour thresholds, our support team is happy to help.
Contact us: support@trackable.org.uk