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Nice List Report Card

Form NP-3 · Nice List Progress Report

Santa's office runs on paperwork, and the Nice List Report Card is its most thorough form. It assesses the big categories (kindness, helpfulness, bravery, sharing, teeth-brushing) with glowing remarks from North Pole assessors, an overall standing and a few satisfying stamps. Every grade is a good one; the comedy is in how seriously the assessors take it.

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Exhibit A · Form NP-3
The Bureau of Whimsy
North Pole Liaison Office
Nice List Records Hall · 1 Candy Cane Lane, North Pole
Form
NP-3
Case No.
NP-2026-51481
Date
12/15/2026

Nice List Progress Report

Official Report Card

Student

Maya

Age
6
Overall standing

NICE, NICE AND VERY NICE

CHECKED TWICEDEC 15 2026 · NP DESK

Subjects & grades

Manners (please & thank you)A+
Being a good friendA+
Trying new foodsA for effort
PatienceGrowing every day
Hugs dispensedGenerous
ImaginationExceeds regulations

Commendations

  • Helped Leo tie his shoes
  • Was brave at the dentist
  • Shared crayons with a new friend
  • Excellent teamwork with Leo

Elf observations

The elves note that Maya gets back up after tricky moments, which is the most important skill on this report. Every day brings a little more patience and a lot more heart.

Recommended next steps

Recommended: more hugs, more books, more giggles. Bedtime on time earns bonus sparkles.

Approved by
Santa Claus
Head of Nice List Operations
North Pole Liaison Office
For office use only
  • Received
  • Reviewed
  • Filed
ClerkS.C.DEC 15 2026

Checked once. Checked twice. Still nice.

NORTH POLE LIAISON OFFICE ★ NICE
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Filed in accordance with the Whimsy Act. Please keep in a safe and magical place.

Form NP-3 (Rev. 2026) · Page 1 of 1

Specimen filed for Maya, age 6. Yours carries your child’s name, its own case number and a working verification code. Scan this one with your phone to see the page your child will see.

When it’s called for

  • Early December, as a cheerful mid-season progress update.
  • Children who love detail and want to see their “scores”.
  • Celebrating a specific improvement, like tidying up or being patient with a sibling.
  • School holidays, when routines need a cheerful nudge.

How to file it

4 steps
  1. 1Name the studentEnter your child's first name and age.
  2. 2Note a few highlightsAdd anything worth praising this month. Leave it blank and classic remarks fill each category.
  3. 3Compose the reportUse classic wording or personalise it for remarks that reference real moments.
  4. 4Print and presentIt prints on one page. Hand it over in a folder for maximum officialness.

Notes from the Liaison Desk

Memoranda

Small touches that make the paperwork land, collected from authorised grown-ups.

Tonight's bedtime story

Reading Room

The North Pole Liaison Office has stories too. Read one after the nice list report card arrives: each has a 3-minute version for tired nights.

Questions from grown-ups

Nice List Report Card

Plain answers about this document, for the grown-ups doing the filing.

Q.1Does the report card ever give bad grades?

No. The Nice List Report Card is always encouraging. Areas still growing are described with warmth, never as failures.

Q.2What age is the report card best for?

It suits children from about four to ten. Younger children love the stamps; older ones enjoy the very official remarks.

Q.3Can I make one for each of my children?

Yes. File one report card per child. Each gets its own case number and wording, so siblings receive different remarks.

Cross-references
  • Form NP-2Free

    Nice List Certificate

    Official confirmation that your child is on this year's Nice List, checked twice and co-signed by a reindeer.

    Certificate
  • Form NP-1Free

    Letter from Santa

    A warm, personal letter from Santa that mentions real moments from your child's year. No gift promises, all heart.

    Letter

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