Results and reteaching: questions and answers

Last updated 29 October 2026

  1. What do I see after marking?
  2. How does WISCA tell me what to reteach?
  3. Does WISCA make practice papers?
  4. When do students and parents see results?
  5. Can I export results?
  6. What does a head of department see?
  7. What does the principal or administrator see?

What do I see after marking?

A results page with one sentence for each chapter and a short list of who might need help. There is no dashboard to decode.

How does WISCA tell me what to reteach?

It reads which chapter most of the class lost marks on and lists the students who may need help with it. For example: most of the class lost marks on Chemical reactions and equations, and six students may need help.

Does WISCA make practice papers?

Yes. WISCA drafts a short practice paper for the students who need it. You read it, change it if you want, and give it.

When do students and parents see results?

Only when the teacher shares them. Until then nobody else sees a mark.

Can I export results?

Yes. Results can be exported as CSV files for school reporting, for the classes and records you are allowed to see. Each bulk export is logged.

What does a head of department see?

Syllabus coverage by chapter across the sections, along with the rules for what papers may be given as.

What does the principal or administrator see?

Counts only. No teacher or student is named or ranked in a report.