School reports

School report presentations for governors, trustees and parents

Upload the term's data summary, a department review or last year's report, or describe what happened. Arcdeck drafts the report in the order a board reads it: a summary first, then context, results, what they mean and what you'll do next, with figures as charts and notes for the questions.

No card needed. 17 slide layouts, 48 templates, 12 languages.

The storyline Arcdeck drafts

Report

  1. 1Executive summary
  2. 2Context
  3. 3Findings
  4. 4Analysis
  5. 5Implications
  6. 6Recommendations

You edit these headlines before a single slide is designed.

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What you get

Summary first

The opening slide says what the board needs to know (results, issues and the decisions you're asking for) before the detail.

Figures as charts and key numbers

Attendance, results and budgets become charts, tables and key-number cards from the figures you give.

From the documents you have

Upload a self-evaluation, department review or minutes as a PDF, Word or PowerPoint file, and the report is drafted from them.

Notes for the questions

Speaker notes hold the detail behind each figure, and you can add backup headlines for the questions governors are likely to ask.

How it works

  1. Step 1

    Describe it or upload it

    A sentence is enough. Or add PDF, Word or PowerPoint files, a link, or pasted notes.

  2. Step 2

    Shape the storyline

    Arcdeck drafts the argument as headlines. Reorder, reword or cut them, then pick a template.

  3. Step 3

    Get the slides

    Every slide is written and designed, with charts and speaker notes. Present, share a link, or export.

Templates that suit it

All 48 templates
HELEN MWANGI, HEADTEACHER
DECEMBER
2026
REPORT
Ashbrook Academy: Autumn Term Review
Report to governors and parents · 9 December 2026 · Helen Mwangi, Headteacher
KEY NUMBERS
04 / 17
Attendance reached a five-year high
01
95.1%
Whole-school attendance
02
1,140
Students on roll
03
−22%
Persistent absence
04
68%
Y11 Eng & maths grade 4+
Daily phone calls home on the first day of absence made the biggest difference, especially in Years 8 and 9.
REPORT FIGURES
05 / 17
Attendance up, persistent absence down three years running
Aut 2023Aut 2024Aut 2025Aut 202693.293.593.895.118.617.916.412.8Attendance %PA rate %
HIGHLIGHTS
−5.8 pts
PA rate %, Aut 2023 → Aut 2026
Persistent absence fell from 16.4% to 12.8% this autumn. Year 9 is the only year group below 94%.
THE TEAM
15 / 17
Who leads each priority
HM
Helen Mwangi
Headteacher
Owns the school plan.
KA
Kwame Asante
Head of Year 9
Attendance and mentoring.
SP
Sofia Petrova
Deputy Head, Curriculum
Year 11 results.
JW
James Whitfield
Head of Science
Year 10 science progress.
FacultyPremiumSlate side bands and photos with overlapping discs.EducationProfessional17 layouts
17 SLIDES
Q3 Business Review
Revenue, retention and the path to Q4 · 14 October 2026 · Priya Raman, COO
16
IN THEIR WORDS
/ 17
Customers are telling us the same thing
“
We were live in under two weeks. The last tool we bought took a quarter and a consultant.
Director of Operations, Northwind Logistics
09
COMPARISON
/ 17
Self-serve and enterprise need different Q4 plans
01
Self-serve
01
Conversion flat at 2.1%
02
Pricing page untested since 2024
03
No onboarding email sequence
02
Enterprise
01
Win rate up to 31%
02
Security review is the top blocker
03
Needs two more solutions engineers
vs
11
TIMELINE
/ 17
The Q4 plan in four moves
October
1
Rebuild the EMEA pipeline with a focused outbound push.
November
2
Ship self-serve pricing experiments and the onboarding email sequence.
December
3
Close the enterprise security-review gap with SOC 2 Type II.
January
4
Review, then set the 2027 expansion targets.
ClarityBlack and white with one oxblood accent.Minimal17 layouts
17 SLIDES
Store Network Strategy 2027–2030
Recommendation to the Halvorsen Home board · 14 October 2026 · Calder Wynn Advisory
BY THE NUMBERS
A profitable chain with a costly estate
04 / 17
01
$1.2B
Annual revenue
02
148
Stores in 6 states
03
31%
Of sales now online
04
23
Stores below breakeven
Rent and staffing per store rose 14% in three years while footfall fell 9%, eroding four points of margin.
THE DATA
Online growth is coming from stores' own catchments
05 / 17
02505007501K2023202420252026EStore sales ($M)Online sales ($M)
+54%
Online sales ($M), 2023 → 2026E
78% of online orders ship within 10 miles of a store. Stores should fulfil them, not compete with them.
OVERVIEW
The $86M programme pays back in under two years
10 / 17
LeverInvestmentAnnual upliftPayback
Exits$18M+$22M EBIT0.8 yrs
Hub stores$41M+$17M EBIT2.4 yrs
New formats$27M+$9M EBIT3.0 yrs
Total$86M+$48M EBIT1.8 yrs
BoardroomCharcoal and evergreen, consulting-grade.Professional17 layouts

Questions

A summary of the term, progress against the improvement plan, attendance and results, staffing and other updates, budget, risks, and the decisions you need from the board. Arcdeck drafts these as headlines you can reorder or cut before slides are written.

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