Why is Kent test (in county) over 2 days
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Why is Kent test (in county) over 2 days
Can someone please explain this to me, why are 2 dates given for the exams held in the schools, does it mean that the test is spread over 2 days, or do schools choose which of those dates they will administer the test or how? Can someone please clarify.
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Re: Why is Kent test (in county) over 2 days
Where have you seen that? You mention the test being held in the schools over two days. As far as I have been made aware and as still seems to be implied on the Kent tests website it is 8th Sept for in county and 10th Sept out of county. I understood that those in a Kent school take the test in school on the Thursday. Those not in a Kent school take the test on the Saturday. DD took the test last year as OOC at one of the grammar schools, not a primary school.
Re: Why is Kent test (in county) over 2 days
PettswoodFiona is right.
The test takes place on one day
http://www.kent.gov.uk/education-and-ch ... /kent-test" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
There are only 2 papers now that the test has changed in format. Perhaps the information you have was old?
The test takes place on one day
http://www.kent.gov.uk/education-and-ch ... /kent-test" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
There are only 2 papers now that the test has changed in format. Perhaps the information you have was old?
Re: Why is Kent test (in county) over 2 days
Oh I see, thanks for the replies. I am probably getting it all mixed up with Medway, as Medway gives 2 dates for in county.
Re: Why is Kent test (in county) over 2 days
Kent used to be over two days so perhaps somebody gave you old info.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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