Student Ability Profile, Grade II is a record book on the Allied School Class 2 list for the 2027-28 session. Its purple cover shows a smiling pink brain lifting a barbell made of crayons and pencils against a yellow floor, with the Charles Baker Books Ltd, London, mark at the bottom.
The cover tells the idea at a glance: ability is something a child builds with practice, like a muscle. The title says the book is a profile of the student’s abilities, so it is a book for tracking a child’s strengths and progress through the year, rather than a textbook.
What we can tell you about this book
We have photographed the cover only, so we cannot list its pages, and we will not invent them. What the title and the series tell us is that this is the Grade II edition of the Student Ability Profile, an Allied School book from the same publisher, Charles Baker Books, as the ‘My Success Track’ diary. Allied School also lists a Student Ability Profile in other classes, which suggests the school treats it as a regular part of the year.
Why a profile book is useful
Report cards give marks. A profile gives a picture. A record of a child’s abilities gives parents and teachers a shared language for talking about progress, and helps a seven-year-old see that they are getting better at things over time. If you want the exact contents before you order, message us on WhatsApp and we will check our copy and reply.
Questions to ask at the parent meeting
A profile book is most useful when it starts a conversation. Questions to bring to the parent meeting include: what is my child doing well? What would you like to see more of? What can we practise at home? How will we see progress by the next meeting? Writing the answers in the margin of this book gives you a record to look back on.
How to use it at home
Flip through the book with your child every month and ask them to name something new they can do. At seven, children are able to say what they are good at and what they find difficult, and listening to them helps you support the right areas.
Who, when, where and how
Whom: Class 2 students at Allied Schools, and their parents and teachers. When: through the 2027-28 session. Where: at school, and at home during parent meetings. How: keep it in the school bag, and ask your child’s teacher how it is used in your campus.
Frequently asked questions
Is it a textbook?
No. It is a record of a student’s abilities and progress.
Who publishes it?
Charles Baker Books Ltd, London, according to the cover.
Is there a Playgroup version?
Yes, and a Class 7 version; each is listed on its own page.
Order Student Ability Profile Grade 2 online with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan, or visit our shop in Lahore. Message us the class and campus on WhatsApp and we will confirm the edition before we dispatch.
