Holistic Progress Cards, Generated for Your Whole School

A Holistic Progress Card looks beyond marks, tracking academics, life skills and social-emotional growth through a 360-degree view built from self, peer, teacher and parent assessment, then turned into a complete, board-aligned HPC by Schoollog AI.

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What is a Holistic Progress Card?

An HPC is a student evaluation report recommended under NEP 2020 that looks beyond marks. It captures growth across academics, life skills, values and social-emotional development.

HPC stands for Holistic Progress Card. “Holistic” means a 360-degree view built from self, peer, teacher and parent assessment.

Start with the right framework.

Choose your school stage to see the competencies and reporting approach it needs.

Classes 1–2

Foundational stage

Play-based observations across physical, language, cognitive and socio-emotional development.

Classes 3–5

Preparatory stage

Structured self-assessment, literacy, numeracy, arts and early life skills with simple rubrics.

Classes 6–8

Middle stage

Subject competencies, vocational exposure, peer assessment, projects and portfolio evidence.

Classes 9–12

Secondary stage

Academic performance, career readiness, life skills and board-aligned competencies.

The whole child, not one score.

Input is collected through the year, not compiled at exam time.

Self-assessment

Students reflect on learning, effort and behaviour with age-appropriate prompts.

Peer assessment

Classmates give structured feedback on collaboration, communication and teamwork.

Teacher assessment

Teachers record competencies, observations and descriptive remarks from term-long evidence.

Parent assessment

Parents add habits, interests and behaviour observed beyond the classroom.

Traditional report card vs. HPC

Feature

Traditional

Holistic Progress Card

Assessment

Marks and numerical scores

360° skills, values and competencies

Evidence

Exams and standardised tests

Projects, reviews and observations

Feedback

Teacher only

Teacher, peer, self and parent

Focus

Academic subjects

Academics, life skills, arts and behaviour

Technology

Manual record-keeping

Digital, AI-assisted drafting

HPCs should not become another paperwork problem.

Writing remarks, aligning competencies and chasing four sources of input takes hours per class. As deadlines approach, quality and consistency suffer. That is a software problem, not a teacher problem.

From blank page to final review

Schoollog turns existing school evidence into a first draft teachers can review, adjust and publish.

Evidence collected all year

Attendance, participation, assignments and behavioural notes flow into the card continuously.

Remarks drafted for every student

AI creates a first version in the teacher's tone and the board's language.

Every voice collected in the app

Students, classmates and parents submit directly, no loose forms to transcribe.

A whole class in one action

Generate complete cards for the class, review them, then publish when ready.

Create HPCs in four steps.

Configure your format

Select your board and stage, or match your school's existing layout.

Let evidence collect

School activity feeds the card naturally as the term runs.

Collect every input

Schoollog tracks self, peer and parent responses in one place.

Generate and review

Create the whole class, refine AI remarks and publish.

Progress that stays current and prints cleanly.

This sample listens for Schoollog updates automatically. The same bridge is ready to receive your ERP data when its API is connected.

Schoollog Holistic Progress Card

NEP 2020 · Continuous assessment

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Student

Aarav Mehta

DEMO-5A-024 · Class 5A

Updated 15 Sept 2026

Academics86%

Life skills78%

Values & SEL90%

Participation82%

Teacher remark

Aarav collaborates well in group projects and has grown more confident presenting to the class. Continues to build consistency in written work.

Sample student data only. Live student records are kept behind staff access.

FAQ

Holistic Progress Card FAQs

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What is a Holistic Progress Card (HPC)?

It is a student evaluation report aligned with NEP 2020 that covers academics, life skills, co-curricular participation, social-emotional growth, behaviour and values.

What is the full form of HPC?

HPC stands for Holistic Progress Card.

How is an HPC different from a report card?

A traditional report card focuses on scores. An HPC adds peer review, self-assessment, parent input and descriptive teacher feedback.

Which school stages are covered?

Foundational (Classes 1–2), preparatory (3–5), middle (6–8) and secondary (9–12).

Does Schoollog support our board's format?

Yes. Schoollog includes 800+ report card and HPC formats across CBSE, ICSE, State boards and IB, and can match your existing format.

How does AI help?

Schoollog drafts descriptive remarks from evidence collected through the term and generates cards for a whole class in one action.

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