Save current lesson goals for the right learner and sport, record personal reflections, or keep your own earlier practice items.
Quick answer
Open Practice in /my-bookings, choose the learner and sport, and use Save to practice from a progress report. Sharing a question with an instructor is a separate preview-and-confirm action.
Open Practice, then choose the learner and sport. A family-wide view does not combine everyone's progress, and skiing and snowboarding have separate lesson goals.
Open the learner's progress report and choose Save to practice beside a next step. Saved goals appear in Practice from lesson reports, with the source report, assessor, school, and date.
Mark a goal practised and add a Personal reflection about what you tried. Check the save status before leaving; a draft or failed save is not yet a confirmed update. If a report has been corrected, an earlier goal is labelled so you can check the latest report first.
Practising is a personal reflection. It does not sign off a skill, raise an assessed level, or issue an award; instructors assess those separately.
When you select yourself, Personal practice and earlier items holds your earlier list and lets you add your own items. These items are not separated by sport. You can tick them off, add an optional 1–5 self-rating and note, and edit or delete eligible manual items.
This older list has no keyword or date search. It is different from the current lesson-report goals above it.
Practice is available to the learner or the people explicitly authorised to manage that learner's progress. A provider's lesson access or a schedule-only guardian link does not grant access to private practice reflections.
Where you have permission, Share a question with my instructor lets you select an eligible upcoming lesson, write a question, and preview its recipient and exact text before confirming. Your private reflections are not automatically copied into the question. You can revoke the shared question; if the lesson's instructor or learner assignment changes, review the audience before sharing again.
For other practical follow-ups, use Messages. A shared question or message is not a promise of immediate coaching or a reply.
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