Day-By-Day Assessment

Square club's three-step process provides teachers with purposeful pupil insights into mathematical understanding.
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Question Banks

Questions based on the ready-to-progress criteria, designed to be delivered flexibly.
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Tracker

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Day-By-Day Assessment

Our Day-by-Day assessments are designed to be simple to use: one question a day or five a week, with effortless tracking and clear insights into learning. Download Using our Day-by-Day Assessments to see how it all works.

How to use our Day-By-Day Assessment

Question Banks

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Our research-backed question banks assess exactly what matters—aligning with the NCETM’s ready-to-progress criteria while leveraging Ebbinghaus’s spaced repetition principles for long-term retention.

Designed to complement the NCETM curriculum prioritisation sequence, these flexible resources can be used:
✔ Daily as quick retrieval starters
✔ Weekly as focused check-ins
✔ Your way—because teachers know their pupils best

Available to download from the member area, they fit seamlessly into classroom routines—no prep, no hassle, just meaningful assessment that works.

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Tracker

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Our no-fuss assessment tracker is easy to use. Teachers simply log how many pupils struggled on each question.

✔ Flexible access – download from the member area of the website.
✔ Designed for real classrooms – No complex input, just: "…these pupils struggled with this."

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Square-i

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Square-i transforms assessment data into actionable insights, putting mastery at the heart of your teaching:

✔ Live ready-to-progress performance overview – Class, group, and individual progress at a glance
✔ Smart Intervention Groups – Automatically highlights pupils below your custom threshold (schools can set their own benchmarks for 1:1 or small-group support)
✔ Clear Visualisations – Interactive spider diagrams reveal strengths and gaps across all ready-to-progress criteria
✔ Parent & Progress Ready – Export professional reports for meetings or pupil progress reviews with one click

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