2. Year 7 Key Stage 3 Supporting Progress

3. Purpose Examine the way that KS3 targets are set Explain how we track Student Progress Outline the information that will typically be found on your child's report

4. Data We Use Prior Attainment – Key Stage 2 Year 6 Teacher information CAT Tests Fisher Family Trust projections Year 7 Teacher assessments

5. CAT Tests Cognitive Abilities Tests – Verbal – Quantitative – Non-Verbal

6. Standard Age Score (SAS): This mechanism removes the inherent differences of chronological age across Year 7 when the test is taken. Therefore students of different ages who gain the same SAS have done equally well. Mean CAT result: The average score for the three components: Verbal, Quantitative and Non-Verbal.

7. Interpreting the results

8. The stanine scale StaninePercentage of casesCorresponding SAS Very high 92127 and above Above average 87119-126 712112-118 Average 624104-111 51797-103 41889-96 Below Average 31282-88 2774-81 Very low 1173 and below

9. Test typeStandard Age Score [SAS] Stanine Verbal1289 Non-Verbal883 Quantitative1056 Mean SAS1035 Stanine Very High9 Above Average 8 7 Average 6 5 4 Below Average 3 2 Very Low1

11. Learning Preferences Visual Audio- Visual Kinaesthetic Audio

12. Targets

13. TARGETS are NOT Limits They are an indication of potential

14. Where do Targets come from? Prior attainment –Key Stage 2 SATS –CAT tests Teacher judgement –Class work –Tests

15. Pupil DetailsKS2 ResultsKS3 Estimates TestTA % chance of achieving KS3 LevelSummary Est Y9 level NameDoBSexENMAENMASCSubject2+3+4+5+6+7+5+6+ Level A02/06/97F4.54.9544English99.% 98.8%67.1%8.6%98.8%67.1% 6.26C B21/09/96M4.24.6444English99.% 87.8%24.3%1.%87.8%24.3% 5.65B C29/03/97F5.25.7555English99.% 97.4%54.7%99.%97.4% 6.96A D18/08/97F4.03.8333English99.% 85.1%17.4%1.%85.1%17.4% 5.55B E13/02/97F2.93.4333English99.% 91.4%39%1.1%1%39.%1.1% 4.84A F02/10/96M5.45.8555English99.% 98.5%66.3%99.%98.5% 7.17C

16. Progress levels Initial Y7 levelLevel by the end of Y7 Level by the end of Y8 Level by the end of Y9 3C3A4B5B 5C5A6B7C 4B5C5A6B Expected progress: 2 or more sub-levels per year

17. Why do we need targets? So teachers & tutors know when to praise / encourage So parents know when to praise / encourage So students know what to expect of themselves

18. Reporting Student progress Y7 PTA Coffee Morning - tomorrow Settling-in Phone Calls – W/Comm 29 th September First report – W/Comm 20 th October Academic Monitoring meeting: Tuesday 25 th November Terms 2, 3, 4 & 6 data reports Subject teacher & parent/carer meeting: Wednesday 25 th March Term 6 report will include a tutor comment and individual student targets for year 8

21. Subject KS2 Level End of KS3 (Year 9) Target Level Year 7 Settling in Report Year 7 Report 1Year 7 Report 2Year 7 Report 3Year 7 Report 4 Number of sub-levels of progress to date English46B 4A 5C 1 Maths46B 4B 4A 1 Science47B 5B 5C 5B 0 Art5A 4C 4B 1 Drama6B 3B 4C2 French5C 2A 3A3 Geography5B 4C 4B1 History5B 4C 4B 1 ICT5B 4A 4B 4A0 Music5A 4C 4B3A4B1 PE5A 3C 3B 3A 2 Technology6C 4C 3A 4B4C0 Total Average Learning skills 18.33 18.2118.6017.6117.68

22. Attendance information taken from: 4/9/2013 – 30/6/2014Achievement and behaviour from: 4/9/2013 – 30/6/2014 Attendance Percentage97.7Achievement Points1149 Authorised Absence8Behaviour Points3 Unauthorised/Un-cleared absence0

23. Tutor comment: Unnamed should take great confidence from this report. She has clearly worked hard to achieve at least her target grade in all subjects. Unnamed is focussed in lessons and reflects on what she has learnt. Both of these skills help her to complete tasks set effectively and benefit from learning opportunities. During tutor time, Unnamed is by nature one of the quieter members of the group; she has however worked very well with the other Year 7 and 8 girls to complete the World Cup tutor challenge. To ensure Unnamed continues this good start to her time at Nailsea School I would encourage her to join extra-curricular clubs in Year 8. This will help her develop her confidence in working with other students and allow her to apply some of the skills she has learnt during lessons in new and exciting challenges. Target for improvement: 1. To decide which extra-curricular clubs to join in the Autumn term. This will allow Unnamed to apply the skills she has learnt in lesson time to practical experiences and develop her confidence in working with others. 2. To improve her current score in Technology to 4B by the end of Year 7. Unnamed can achieve this target by remembering to ask questions throughout the lesson and thus deepen her subject understanding.

24. Thank you for attending this evening Any questions?