tests on consecutive days
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tests on consecutive days
What are the implications of tests sat on consecutive days? I have been reading old threads and came across something saying this should not happen. dd sat tests two days in a row so just wondering.
blanca ( couldnt sign in under usual name)
blanca ( couldnt sign in under usual name)
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Hi Blanca
This quote is from the Head Teachers' Manual 2008 - 09, published by Bucks Admissions:
If, on the other hand, these were tests at a central testing venue ...
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S-A
This quote is from the Head Teachers' Manual 2008 - 09, published by Bucks Admissions:
If the tests were administered by the school, then it sounds very much to me as though this was done for their own convenience, as it is half term.􀂃 The tests MUST be administered in the order above (Test B24 before B25) and on separate days.
􀂃 A minimum of one clear day should be left between the tests.
If, on the other hand, these were tests at a central testing venue ...
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Hi Blanca
I suggest that you send an email to Admissions, advising them of this situation and giving the school's name. I don't imagine that they will be very happy about this transgression, and hopefully they will deal with it for future years.
Specifically, I recommend that you include your DD's name and DoB in the email, and ask Admissions to make a note on her personal file.
As always, ask for a reply, print & file.
S-A
I suggest that you send an email to Admissions, advising them of this situation and giving the school's name. I don't imagine that they will be very happy about this transgression, and hopefully they will deal with it for future years.
Specifically, I recommend that you include your DD's name and DoB in the email, and ask Admissions to make a note on her personal file.
As always, ask for a reply, print & file.
S-A