Progress Snap

Why Progress Snap?

Their work means too much to throw away.
But you can't keep every piece of paper.

The fridge fills up. Drawers overflow. And throwing it away can feel like losing a little piece of their childhood.

Progress Snap gives those moments a home.

A pile of children's drawings and paintings stacked on a kitchen table

1. Keep the memories, lose the piles.

Photograph their work and bring it together in a colourful Progress Journal.

  • Favourite pieces from every age and stage
  • A collection to browse and enjoy together
  • Keep the originals you love. Let go when you're ready.

Less clutter. More memories.

Progress Snap
Progress Journal
  • Journal
  • All work
  • Ages
  • Subjects
  • Favourites
Child's colourful scribble drawing
Age 3 · First marks
Child's crayon drawing of a house and tree
Age 5 · Big ideas

I like the sea. The waves are big. It makes me happy.

Age 7 · Little stories

Once there was a small cat who lived by the sea. She loved to explore the rocky shells. One day she saw a shiny treasure...

Age 9 · Growing confidence

2. Understand the learning, too.

When you want a closer look, get encouraging feedback on a piece of their work.

A child's handwritten story titled A Day at the Beach, with a crayon drawing of waves and a crabTheir work

Example feedback

Strengths to celebrate

Clear sentences and a story in order.

What's developing

Try adding descriptions and feelings.

Three simple next steps

  1. 1Describe one thing.
  2. 2Explain a feeling.
  3. 3Add one more detail.

Feedback supports your judgement. It isn't a formal assessment of your child's overall ability.

A home for their work. A little help with what comes next.

Keep the memories. Celebrate the effort. Enjoy their story.

Start with a piece of their work

3 free assessments every month