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North Petherwin & Werrington
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Assessing Pupils

Your child's progress is continually assessed in all areas of the curriculum and  records are kept of pupil attainment and progress on our tracking system - ITRACK. These assessments are made so that learning can be planned appropriately. Pupils are involved in the assessment of their work and they are aware of their learning targets.
EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage)

Assessment under the EYFS is divided into: 
  • ongoing assessment
  • and the EYFS Profile at the end of the EYFS
Our reception teachers completes an EYFS profile for each child in the final term of the year in which they turn 5. The main purpose is to provide an accurate assessment of individual children at the end of the EYFS. The profile describes each child’s attainment against 17 early learning goals together with a short narrative about their learning characteristics. These can the inform the Year 1 teachers about how to best support and extend children’s learning as they move into KS1.
 
SATS

At the end of Year 2 and Year 6, children undertake Standard Assessment Tasks (SATS). The results of these are sent to the Department for Education (DfES).

Years 3,4 and 5 children undertake non-statutory tests which provide continuous assessment in both English and Maths throughout their primary school years. These are used by their teachers to support their assessments.
 
Annual Reports and Consultations

Parents are invited for parent-teacher consultation meetings twice yearly. These sessions provide the opportunity for teachers to share with parents, the progress and success of their child throughout the year and for parents to discuss their child's school experience. Annual reports are sent to parents at the end of the Summer term.

Parent Forums are held at the beginning of each term, usually at the end of the school day. These meetings provide a good opportunity for the staff to give an overview of the learning to be done in the term ahead and for parents to feel more involved in their child's learning. 

Parents are always welcome to visit school to discuss their child's learning by making an appointment to see your child's teacher at a mutually convenient time.