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Weekly and Monthly Project Status Report Templates

Choose a project status report template for a weekly update or a monthly review. Keep the reporting period, current status, risks, decisions and next actions visible so readers can understand what changed.

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Project Status Report Templates

One-page weekly and monthly steering status reports in Word, an Excel RAG dashboard with milestone and budget variance, risk and issue log, decision log and report checklist.

  • Weekly status report (DOCX)
  • Monthly steering report (DOCX)
  • Status dashboard (XLSX)
  • + 3 more

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Project Status Report Templates

One-page weekly and monthly steering status reports in Word, an Excel RAG dashboard with milestone and budget variance, risk and issue log, decision log and report checklist.

Formats: DOCX, PDF, XLSX. Instant download after payment (link valid 72 hours, up to 5 downloads). AI-assisted: the templates were drafted with AI help and reviewed and laid out before publishing.

$7.00 USD, one-time 6 files · about $1.17 each

7-day money-back guarantee. Full refund within 7 days of purchase, even after you download.

Free sample: Weekly Status Report (PDF, 50 KB)

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Weekly or monthly status report?

Reporting taskExisting resourceFocus
Short reporting cycleWeekly status reportChanges since the previous update
Monthly reviewMonthly steering reportMilestones and decisions
Status overviewStatus dashboardSummarise the current position
Track open concernsRisk and issue logOwner and next action
Record a choiceDecision logDecision and context

Make status labels useful

For a red, amber or green label, state what the colour means in your project and add a short reason. Distinguish a risk that may happen from an issue already affecting work. Give actions an owner and date, and make a decision request explicit rather than hiding it in the summary.

Example update

Fictional project example: Amber — a draft has been completed, but the reviewer’s response is still needed. Next action: Morgan to collect comments by 18 June 2026. Decision needed: confirm which draft goes to the next review. All names, dates and events in this example are invented.

Frequently asked questions

Which report should I start with?

Use the weekly form for near-term changes and actions, or the monthly report for a broader review period.

Are the free dashboard and log spreadsheets?

The free individual downloads are PDFs. Editable versions are part of the paid pack.

Does a colour replace an explanation?

No. State the reason, impact and next action alongside the status label.