NVR Scores
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NVR Scores
Hi
Our primary school does not do CAT tests and so the only additional info I have apart from the SATs are the NVR scores. I was told that the score for reading was 118 (2yrs 4 months above age) and 130 was the score for spelling (4yrs 7 months above age - 97th percentile).
Having never received anything like this before, can someone tell me whether this is good? I know it sounds bizarre as the ages sound good, but there are so many figures banded about it's difficult to interpret what is good enough for appeal.
Thanks for you help.
Our primary school does not do CAT tests and so the only additional info I have apart from the SATs are the NVR scores. I was told that the score for reading was 118 (2yrs 4 months above age) and 130 was the score for spelling (4yrs 7 months above age - 97th percentile).
Having never received anything like this before, can someone tell me whether this is good? I know it sounds bizarre as the ages sound good, but there are so many figures banded about it's difficult to interpret what is good enough for appeal.
Thanks for you help.
Re: NVR Scores
NVR means non-verbal reasoningBodski3 wrote:Hi
Our primary school does not do CAT tests and so the only additional info I have apart from the SATs are the NVR scores. I was told that the score for reading was 118 (2yrs 4 months above age) and 130 was the score for spelling (4yrs 7 months above age - 97th percentile).
help.
do you mean your school does NFER tests in reading and spelling?
Re: NVR Scores
Hi
I don't know what they are called! The school quoted them on p1 of the appeal summary sheet under section 5, "Other standardised test scores." This info, the ranking, VR score and SATs results are all I have.
What do you think?
I don't know what they are called! The school quoted them on p1 of the appeal summary sheet under section 5, "Other standardised test scores." This info, the ranking, VR score and SATs results are all I have.
What do you think?
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Re: NVR Scores
Hi bodski3
They will be NFER scores - NVR is non-verbal reasoning, and would not be tested in isolation.
An appeal panel would expect to see scores of around 2 years ahead of chronological age, so your child's scores are good, verging on excellent.
Sally-Anne
They will be NFER scores - NVR is non-verbal reasoning, and would not be tested in isolation.
An appeal panel would expect to see scores of around 2 years ahead of chronological age, so your child's scores are good, verging on excellent.
Sally-Anne
Re: NVR Scores
Thank you so much for your prompt replies. I'm just getting a bit panicky I think!