Reports
Formal reports will be sent home to parents at the end of January 2020 and in July 2020. These will be sent through the post.
To compliment this, we have launched an online assessment system that allows parents to access any assessments that have taken place in school at any time throughout the year. This is through Go 4 Schools. Please see the parents section of the website for instructions on how to access Go 4.
Key Stage 3 Reports (Years 7-9)
We no longer use targets of GCSE grades at Key Stage 3 as this is not good practice or useful to students. Instead, assessments at Key Stage 3 are an “understanding of the curriculum covered”. Students will have a developing, secure of complex understanding of the subject areas:
| Developing | A basic knowledge of the subject being studied |
| Secure | A strong knowledge of the subject being studied |
| Complex | A detailed and thorough knowledge of the subject being studied |
An ‘U’ is given where a teacher was unable to comment on student progress
Key Stage 4 and 5 Reports (Years 10-13)
Reports at Key Stage 4 and 5 will show a prediction. This is the teacher prediction based on assessments and attitude to learning of what grade your child may come out with at the end of the period of learning (either at the end of Year 11 for KS4 or the end of Year 13 for KS5). At Key Stage 4 grades will be 9 to 1 (with 9 being the highest possible grade) and at KS5 the grades will be A* to E.
Attitude to Learning
Students also receive an attitude to learning grade from A to E (A being the highest, E the lowest).
| AtL | Grade Meaning |
| A | Outstanding effort in all areas. The student goes above and beyond |
| B | Good effort for the majority of the time |
| C | Attitude is no concern but more effort could be made |
| D | Some concern with effort. Student needs to address this. |
| E | There are serious concerns with effort. |
| N | The teacher is unable to comment |