# Where can I find all the tests my child has taken?

**In short**: The student’s “Results history” lists their last 50 tests, from the most recent to the oldest, with the date, the final level and the level of each skill. It also shows cancelled tests and tests in progress.

**Who this is for**: Families and students who want to compare the tests of one child or find an old result.

**What you need first**:
- The student’s account, open on a computer, a tablet or a phone.

## The steps

1. Sign in to the student’s account.
2. In the menu, click “Results history”.
3. Look at the first card: it is the most recent test.
4. Read the date, then the badge on the right: it is the final level of the test.
5. Read the levels written below: one per skill.
6. Scroll down the list to see the older tests.

![Results history screen with two tests: date, number of questions, mode, level badge and skills grid](https://www.testfle.com/medias/aide/en/familles-eleves/historique-des-resultats-liste-1440.webp?v=2bfe686f58)

## What each card says

- **The date** is the date the test ended. A cancelled test, or one in progress, carries the date it started.
- **Under the date**, a line gives the number of questions the student answered and the mode, for example “12 questions, lightning”. Questions skipped with the “Skip” button are not counted in this number.
- **The badge on the right**, “Final level”, gives the level of the test, for example A2.1.
- **The grid below** gives the level of each skill for this test.

The levels on a card are those of that test alone. By comparing them from one card to the next, you see the child’s progress. The curve on the “Home” screen gives the same overview at a glance (see [reading the results](https://www.testfle.com/en/help/families-students/reading-the-results)).

> **Good to know**: The history keeps the student’s last 50 tests. An older test no longer appears in the list.

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## Understanding the history

### What does the grey “Cancelled” badge mean?

A cancelled test is a test that was stopped without being completed. The student may have left it themselves with the “Leave the test” button, the teacher may have cancelled it, or the platform closed it because the test had stayed open with no activity for 24 hours. This time limit does not apply to a paused test: a paused test never closes on its own, and only the teacher can restart it.

The card then shows only the date and the note “Cancelled”: no level, no skills, and nothing is counted in the results. Cancelling a test does not use up the student’s attempt: see [leaving or resuming a test](https://www.testfle.com/en/help/families-students/leave-or-resume-a-test).

![A history card with the grey Cancelled badge, with no level and no skills](https://www.testfle.com/medias/aide/en/familles-eleves/historique-des-resultats-annule-1440.webp?v=9920a00c69)

### Why does a test show a dash instead of the level?

The badge on the right shows a dash in place of the level when the test has no level. There are two cases:

- **The test is in progress.** A test that has been started and not completed also appears in the list, with this dash and no particular note. It will get its level when it is completed.
- **The test stopped too early.** Below fifteen scored answers, no level is published. The end-of-test screen then said “Your test stopped too early to give a result. You will be able to take another one.” This test does not use up the student’s attempt (see [understanding the global level](https://www.testfle.com/en/help/families-students/understanding-the-global-level)).

### What does “Skill details are not available for this test” mean?

This line in italics replaces the grid when no level per skill was recorded for the test. This is the case for a test in progress, a test stopped too early and some old tests. The test stays in the list.

### If the history does not appear

- A student with no test at all sees “No attempts yet.”
- If loading fails, the screen says “We could not load your results history. Please try again later.” Refresh the page, then try again a little later if the message comes back.

## Related articles

- [How do I read my child’s results on their home screen?](https://www.testfle.com/en/help/families-students/reading-the-results): The student’s “Home” screen sums up their last test: seven skills, radar, global level and results curve. It fills in after the first completed test, never with a cancelled test.
- [What do the global level, the band and the steps (A1, A2, B1) mean?](https://www.testfle.com/en/help/families-students/understanding-the-global-level): TestFLE places the student on nine steps from A0 to B2.2, plus one step beyond, which extend the CEFR levels. The result is a range, the band, and not a single point.
- [What should I do if the test is interrupted or if my child wants to leave it?](https://www.testfle.com/en/help/families-students/leave-or-resume-a-test): An interrupted test can be found again with “Start test”, then “Start the test”: the waiting question comes back and the answers given are kept. A test left for 24 hours with no activity is closed as cancelled, with no result.

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Written by the TestFLE team. Updated 13 November 2026.
https://www.testfle.com/en/help/families-students/results-history