NSW Early Stage 1 Report Comment Bank: Science and Technology, PDHPE, HSIE and Creative Arts, Semester 1 (new syllabuses from 2027)
Report comments for the four new NSW syllabuses that start in 2027, for Kindergarten. All four subjects in one workbook, written for mid-year reports.
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What you get
- 350 report comments across four subjects
- Science and Technology (3 outcomes), PDHPE (4), HSIE (3) and Creative Arts (4)
- Five comments at each grade, A to E, for every outcome
- Written for the new NSW K-6 syllabuses (2024), taught from 2027, Early Stage 1
- Written for Semester 1, mid-year reports
- One fully editable Excel workbook: a contents tab, then 14 tabs, one for each outcome, colour-coded by subject
About this resource
Four new syllabuses, one workbook
Five differentiated comments for every outcome of Science and Technology, PDHPE, HSIE and Creative Arts in Early Stage 1, across all five grades, A to E. Written for the new syllabuses that start in 2027, and worded for mid-year reports. Not for 2026 reports, which are still on the old syllabuses.
Perfect for you if…
- You teach Kindergarten and report on these four subjects from 2027
- You are getting ready for the new syllabuses and want your comments sorted before the first reports are due
- You are tired of starting from scratch every semester
Fully editable, nothing locked
- Open the Excel workbook and make it your own
- Change the wording, swap phrases, delete what you don’t need
- Every comment uses the language of the NSW syllabus, so your reports are professional and outcome-aligned from the start
How it works
- Choose the comment that best fits your student
- Swap “The student” for their name
- Reread, tweak, done
The hard work of matching language to syllabus outcomes is already done. The differentiation is already built in.
Peek inside Read two real comments from this bank, an A beside a C
Kindergarten PDHPE · Movement skill and physical activity
Leo is developing confidence in fundamental movement skills such as running, jumping and balancing. He participated in games with peers this semester and is building his awareness of personal space, which will be a focus next semester.
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Can I use it for Semester 2 reports?
This edition is worded for mid-year reports.
When do I get it?
Straight after you pay. It is emailed to the address you used at checkout, from support@termtalk.com.au. The download links expire, so save the files somewhere you will find them. Your licence does not expire: if a link runs out, email me and I’ll send a fresh one for free. Nothing arrived? Check your junk folder, since school email filters are enthusiastic, then email support@termtalk.com.au.
What do I need to open it?
Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets. For Google Sheets, upload the file to Google Drive and open it: the colours, filters and a tab for every strand all come across, and you can edit it there.
Can my whole team use it?
It comes with a single classroom licence: use it with your own classes for as long as you teach. If you job share or team teach the same class, you can both use it. For a stage team or a whole school, email support@termtalk.com.au about a school licence. Licence terms.
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Mia approached every physical activity with enjoyment and motivation this semester. She kicked and struck balls with strong control, followed game rules independently and set an example of fair play for classmates. Next semester she can explore more challenging movement combinations.