These are bounded opportunities, not learner attainment. Partial and blocked source requirements remain so.

• partial: Punctuate bullet points consistently to list information clearly, applying conventions for capitalisation, end punctuation, and parallel structure across items

  One explicit house style, not a claim all fragment lists must universally use lowercase/no punctuation.

• partial: Create bullet point lists with consistent capitalisation and punctuation throughout

  One explicit house style, not a claim all fragment lists must universally use lowercase/no punctuation.

• partial: Use full stops for bullet points that are complete sentences and no punctuation for fragments

  One explicit house style, not a claim all fragment lists must universally use lowercase/no punctuation.

• partial: Maintain parallel grammatical structure across all items in a bulleted list

  One explicit house style, not a claim all fragment lists must universally use lowercase/no punctuation.

• partial: When {{name}} uses bullet points to list information — like in a school project — are all the bullets punctuated the same way, with matching capitalisation and consistent end punctuation?

  One explicit house style, not a claim all fragment lists must universally use lowercase/no punctuation.

• One explicit house style, not a claim all fragment lists must universally use lowercase/no punctuation.