The weekly synthesis has always told you how your child’s week went. From this week, it is much better at spotting trouble before it hardens into a gap.
Sprout now watches the shape of a child’s answers, not just whether they were right. A topic where the right answers are getting slower, or where a confident streak suddenly breaks, gets flagged as wobbling — often days before it would have shown up as a run of wrong answers.
When that happens, your Sunday email does one extra thing: it names the single most useful conversation to have at home. Not a worksheet, not a lecture — one specific thing to try, in plain language, that fits into a normal week.
