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Assessment @ Bishop Walsh “For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future” Jeremiah 29:11

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Page 1: Assessment @ Bishop Walsh

Assessment @ Bishop Walsh

“For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the LORD, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans

to give you hope and a future”

Jeremiah 29:11

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Did you know:

• You can become cleverer• Your intelligence is not limited – by doing certain things you can

become more intelligent (Check out the how to become cleverer slideshow on your VLE homepage

• Hard, long term, focussed effort can transform your abilities

‘Smart isn’t what you are, it’s what you get’

Dylan Wiliam

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How can you become really successful in your learning?

• We want you to be really successful in your learning at Bishop Walsh. We are therefore always trying to look at ways to help you to be more successful……..

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This year we are changing the way we assess your work and help you to improve.

These are the key areas…………

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• There will be no more Attainment Levels – all pupils (Y7-11) will be assessed using GCSE grades

• You will get GCSE grades from Y7

• From Y7 - we have worked out, based on your key stage 2 SAT’s and other useful information, what you are predicted to get at GCSE in year 11

Term by term, you will be able to track your journey towards your predicted grade……..

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Y7 Y10Y8 Y9 Y11

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Your GCSE journey……….

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……. You will not only have a GCSE Predicted Grade

……… you’ll also have a GCSE Challenge Grade (at least one grade higher - and this can be raised

further if you reach it)

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This will be your own Progress report………..(On your VLE home page)

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You will be given GCSE grades from Y7

You will have a PREDICTED grade

(The basic grade you should get)

You will also have a CHALLENGE grade (This is what you should aim for)

This will be on the homepage of your VLE

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This will be on the homepage of your VLE

Each term you will have a Traffic Light

report

RED – below – we will help

you to improve

Amber – ok

Green – Aim for

this

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You will have a Traffic Light report each term:

RED – You are below your Predicted grade for GCSE. A set of interventions and support plans will kick in including contacting your parents, extra lessons etc

AMBER – You are on course for your Predicted grade at GCSE

GREEN – You are well above your predicted grade for GCSE. This is where we want you to be!

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Marking

Some interesting facts that have been discovered about marking……

• Teacher comments above about 15 or so words are generally ignored by pupils

• If a grade is added to a teacher comment, the whole comment is generally ignored

• If a pupil is given a good grade for their work it has no impact on progress

• If a pupil is given a poor grade - progress is worse

So….

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We have therefore developed a new marking policy based on what works…….

• Teachers will use comment only marking. (Apart from some key assessments)

• Comments will clear, short and tell you how to improve

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Many Departments will use the assessment stamp (or something similar) ……..

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Self & Peer Assessment:

• This is a powerful tool to help you understand how to analyse your work and progress.

• Peer and Self-Assessment will be regularly undertaken in lessons as well as teacher marking.

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• Many pupils initially find comment only marking difficult as getting grades is interesting (When they are good!)

• However, we are committed to doing what works

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You will still get GCSE grades for key assessments and occasional pieces of work

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How to progress & be more successful