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Overview of reporting @ TMA

Overview of reporting @ TMA. Data grabs: For ALL Year groups * Only years 7-10. Overview of reporting @ TMA. Review Day: February 5 th 2014 Parents’ Evenings: Wednesday 9 th October 2013 – Y7 (with Tutors) Wednesday 30 th October 2013 - Y11 Wednesday 13 th November 2013 - Y10

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Overview of reporting @ TMA

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  1. Overview of reporting @ TMA • Data grabs: For ALL Year groups * Only years 7-10

  2. Overview of reporting @ TMA • Review Day: • February 5th 2014 • Parents’ Evenings: • Wednesday 9th October 2013 – Y7 (with Tutors) • Wednesday 30th October 2013 - Y11 • Wednesday 13th November 2013 - Y10 • Wednesday 27th November 2013 - Y9 • Wednesday 2nd April 2014 - Y7 • Wednesday 23rd April 2014 - Y8

  3. Report layout Name & Form Subjects Agreed Targets Tracking predictions Attitude to learning (Average Effort Grade) Attendance to date

  4. KS3 – Expected Progress • By the end of KS3, students are expected to have made 2 whole levels of progress. • For English and Maths, this is from their KS2 SAT. • For other subjects, targets are set from baseline tests completed in the first half term of Year 7. • Levels recorded at the data grab are ‘working at’ levels – this is based on their performance across all areas of the subject and not just on their last assessment. • Levels are recorded as being A, B or C. This means that if a student is 5C, they are working at the bottom of a Level 5 and we would then expect to see progress being made towards gaining a B or an A in this level over a number of data grabs. • It is not the case that we would expect to see levels go up every 6 weeks.

  5. KS4 – Expected progress Teacher predictions recorded each half-term These predictions are what each teacher believes a student will achieve at the end of their GCSE course – based on assessments, effort & attitude For some students and some subjects, there may be little or no change – particularly if students are performing well

  6. Effort/Attitude to Learning Grades

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