Whole-class ratings
Rate a whole class at once. This gives instructors a way to approach the class review together rather than treating the review as an unrelated task for every conversation.
Kids’ Classes
Review the class. Keep parents informed.
Rate a whole class at once and send report cards home to parents.
- Whole-class ratings
- Report cards for parents
The problem
Parents need a clearer view of what happens after drop-off.
An instructor sees the class in action, while a parent may only hear a short recap afterward. A class rating and a report card provide a more structured starting point for talking about progress, rather than relying on the handoff at the end of the session.
- A whole class to review with limited time after the session.
- Parent conversations that depend on a quick verbal recap.
- Progress that is difficult to explain consistently from class to class.
A practical workflow
Put Kids’ Classes to work.
Agree on what you review
Decide what a rating means in your own class. Keep the criteria appropriate to the activity and explain them to the people involved.
Rate the class together
Use the ability to rate a whole class at once as part of your instructor’s review process.
Share a report card
Send report cards home to parents. Use them to support a conversation about the child’s participation and progress in your program.
What you get
A closer look at Kids’ Classes.
Give instructors a way to review a class together and communicate progress home. Class ratings and parent report cards support the conversation around a child’s development.
Report cards for parents
Send report cards home to parents so the class experience has a clearer follow-up. The report card can give a parent and instructor something concrete to discuss.
Where it fits
Connect the tool to the work.
Children’s programs, youth training, and schools communicating with parents.
One way to use it
After a children’s class, an instructor can rate the class and send report cards home so parents have a clearer starting point for a conversation about progress.
Why it matters
Give the workflow a clearer structure.
If your team currently uses separate notes or spreadsheets, compare that approach with the tools in Kids’ Classes.
| Area | A separate manual approach | Kids’ Classes in SIXPAC |
|---|---|---|
| Class review | A collection of separate informal recollections. | The ability to rate a whole class at once. |
| Parent communication | A recap that depends on time at pickup. | Report cards sent home to parents. |
| Progress conversation | Discussion without a shared review document. | A report card to use as a starting point. |
FAQ
Kids’ Classes questions.
More detail about what the tool does and how to plan your setup.
Can an instructor rate a whole class at once?
Yes. Kids’ Classes includes the ability to rate a whole class at once.
Can parents receive report cards?
Yes. The feature supports sending report cards home to parents.
Who decides what a class rating means?
Your business defines its program requirements and reviews achievements. Decide how your own ratings should be understood before using them in parent conversations.
How does this relate to Belts & Ranks?
Kids’ Classes supports class ratings and parent report cards. Belts & Ranks separately tracks belt ranks and stripes, with rank shown on profiles and at check-in. A youth martial arts school may want to explore both.
Do I need to use every Program Hub tool?
No. You can switch on only the parts you need and customize wording in your app and Marketplace to suit your business.
Where can I find the getting started guide?
The Program Hub Getting Started Guide is available in your SIXPAC Support portal. Contact the SIXPAC team if you need help finding it or discussing your setup.
Keep exploring
Related Program Hub tools.
See how other tools can support the programs you run.
Belts & Ranks
Track belt ranks and stripes, with each client’s rank visible on their profile and at check-in.
Explore this featureAssessments & Reports
Run grading or review days, record test scores, and send progress reports.
Explore this featureExplore all Program Hub tools, or read the November 3 release announcement.
See Kids’ Classes in a demo.
Discuss your program and the client experience you want to build.