The complete solution for managing OCR A-Level Chemistry practical assessments. Track CPAC competencies, monitor student progress, and generate reports effortlessly.
Free for chemistry departments
Click on the student card or practical buttons below
Student cards are at the heart of the tracker. Quickly see the summary of a student's year, whether they have any absences, or fails.
Click card for CPAC summary
See your entire class at a glance. Quickly spot patterns and identify students who need support.
Alice B
Ben C
Clara D
David E
Emma F
Finn G
Try clicking - changes are interactive!
Bar chart showing total assessments per CPAC (left axis) with pass rate percentage overlay (right axis).
Follows written procedures
Applies investigative approaches and methods when using instruments and equipment
Safely uses a range of practical equipment and materials
Makes and records observations
Researches references and reports
From individual student tracking to cohort-wide analytics, PAG Tracker has you covered.
See all students at a glance with visual pass/fail indicators. Quickly identify who needs support with colour-coded status buttons for each practical.
Record PAG results with one click. Toggle subskill competencies instantly for each student. Edit dates and correct mistakes easily.
Drill down into each student's CPAC summary to see exactly where they need improvement. Track pass/fail counts across all 5 CPACs.
Track cohort-wide CPAC performance with beautiful visualisations. Identify trends and spot struggling students early.
Organise students into Y12 and Y13 cohorts with multiple teaching groups. Track progress across academic years.
All OCR A-Level Chemistry PAG templates are pre-configured with correct subskills. Just add your students and start tracking.
Simple setup, powerful results
Set up your school and invite your chemistry department colleagues.
Import your Y12 and Y13 classes with student lists.
Record assessments as you complete practicals. All OCR PAGs are pre-configured.
Try PAG Tracker with our demo school "Oakwood Academy" — complete with 93 students, 6 classes, and realistic assessment data.
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