SATS levels at KS3
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fatbananas
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Re: SATS levels at KS3
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BlueBerry22
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Re: SATS levels at KS3
Can I jump in and ask a question ?
DC (in Y7 Bucks US) has come home with teacher assessments of 6A/7 for a couple of subjects (Writing/Science) and 6B for most other subjects - since he started the school with 5A's is there some sort of disconnect between the levels used in primary School and Secondary School.
I know he is bright but that progress doesn't seem right ? Are levels supressed at Primary School in which case when we went before the Appeal Panel we could have been under representing him ?
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DC (in Y7 Bucks US) has come home with teacher assessments of 6A/7 for a couple of subjects (Writing/Science) and 6B for most other subjects - since he started the school with 5A's is there some sort of disconnect between the levels used in primary School and Secondary School.
I know he is bright but that progress doesn't seem right ? Are levels supressed at Primary School in which case when we went before the Appeal Panel we could have been under representing him ?
BB22
Re: SATS levels at KS3
They look a bit high to me ... still great evidence if you are thinking of 12+.
In a GS not many level 7s would be given this early as there is just not enough evidence. Even children coming in with level 6 are getting 5a/6c at this stage of term.
In a GS not many level 7s would be given this early as there is just not enough evidence. Even children coming in with level 6 are getting 5a/6c at this stage of term.
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BlueBerry22
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Re: SATS levels at KS3
Hi g55,
Thanks for reply, I just can't get my head around who benefits by over inflation. I will keep an eye on them, perhaps they will drop back next term.
Re 12+ dc has asked me to register him but I don't think he has the pace required for the test, would hate him to feel bad again, decisions, decisions, decisions.
All the best
Bb22
Thanks for reply, I just can't get my head around who benefits by over inflation. I will keep an eye on them, perhaps they will drop back next term.
Re 12+ dc has asked me to register him but I don't think he has the pace required for the test, would hate him to feel bad again, decisions, decisions, decisions.
All the best
Bb22
