Target Tracker's Answer - Reforms to assessment & accountability for primary schools
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Chris Smith
Head of Education Technology, Essex County Council
Project Director – Target Tracker
Emma Breckenridge
Deputy Headteacher - Kingfisher Academy
Assessment leader, Cuckoo Hall Academy TrustWhat is happening next year? • New Performance management arrangements • New pay arrangements • New SEN arrangements • Reduced funding plans • New FSM arrangements for KS1 • New curriculum and assessment arrangements
Principles of Effective assessment systems
Give reliable information to parents about how their child, and their
child’s school, is performing
a. Allow meaningful tracking of pupils towards end of key stage
expectations in the new curriculum, including regular feedback to
parents.
b. Provide information which is transferable and easily understood and
covers both qualitative and quantitative assessment.
c. Differentiate attainment between pupils of different abilities, giving
early recognition of pupils who are falling behind and those who are
excelling.
d. Are reliable and free from bias.
Target Tracker does and will be able to fulfil this principle.Principles of Effective assessment systems Help drive improvement for pupils and teachers a. Are closely linked to improving the quality of teaching. b. Ensure feedback to pupils contributes to improved learning and is focused on specific and tangible objectives. c. Produce recordable measures which can demonstrate comparison against expected standards and reflect progress over time. Target Tracker and TAS does and will be able to fulfil this principle.
Principles of Effective assessment systems Make sure the school is keeping up with external best practice and innovation a. Are created in consultation with those delivering best practice locally. b. Are created in consideration of, and are benchmarked against, international best practice. Target Tracker Multi does and will be able to fulfil this principle.
A few surprises • The EYFS profile has been replaced with a new baseline test early in YR. • No changes to P-scales. • Early years assessments will be put in the hands of publishers • Infant schools that don’t use a commercial test will be measured on attainment alone. (schools may make decisions based on their historical patterns of performance.) • A new Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling test introduced at KS1 to inform the writing mark.
What !!!! • ‘Sufficient progress’ – a key accountability measure – has not been defined. • The new progress measure won’t come into force until 2023 • The results of KS1 assessment won’t count for Primary schools • The government is intending to publish performance descriptors for the end of KS1 and KS2 in the Autumn, but they will be simple pass/fail descriptors
Just another re-write?
A shift of approach in the curriculum From To Processes & skills Knowledge Development Acquisition Learning continuum Mastery
A shift of approach in assessment
From To
Differential tests Can/can’t tests
Best-fit level descriptors Pass/fail descriptor
Levels Test scores &
comparative placingWhat will happen at the next election?
And will it make a difference?Target Tracker’s
SolutionAim
• To have one system which allows assessment of both
Levels and the new curriculum
• Enables teachers to see what a child has learned on their
journey to mastery
• Shows which children are not on track for secondary
readiness
• Allows Senior managers and teachers to show current and
future attainment and progress of their groups and
cohorts.Steps b Beginning b+ Beginning + w Working within w+ Working within + s Secure s+ Secure +
Age bands in grey
Yr 3 Yr 4 Yr 5
W+ S S+ B B+ W W+ S S+ B B+ W
Chris Sp2
Tracy Sp2
Progress made in year 3
Progress made in year 4
Current attainment at the second half of the spring termReport showing attainment
Y3 s+ Y4 b Y4 b+ Y4 w Y4 w+ Y4 s 4 S+ Y5 b
Reading 2 3 3 4 5 6 4 3Report showing attainment
Y3 s+ Y4 b Y4 b+ Y4 w Y4 w+ Y4 s 4 S+ Y5 b
Reading 2 3 3 4 5 6 4 3
Y3 s+ Y4 b Y4 b+ Y4 w Y4 w+ Y4 s 4 S+ Y5 b
Reading James Mary Chris Michael Norman Eve Igor Peter
Dean Ahmed Jane Avsa Mohan Frances John Rachael
Peter Ben Tim Summer Katie Rebecca
Darren Sarah George Lorna
Charles Harry
EllieReport showing attainment
Y3 s+ Y4 b Y4 b+ Y4 w Y4 w+ Y4 s 4 S+ Y5 b
Reading 2 3 3 4 5 6 4 3
Y3 s+ Y4 b Y4 b+ Y4 w Y4 w+ Y4 s 4 S+ Y5 b
Reading James Mary Chris Michael Norman Eve Igor Peter
Dean Ahmed Jane Avsa Mohan Frances John Rachael
Sophie Peter Ben Tim Summer Katie Rebecca
Darren Sarah George Lorna
Charles Harry
Ellie
Y3 s+ Y4 b Y4 b+ Y4 w Y4 w+ Y4 s 4 S+ Y5 b
Reading 100%+ 85%+ 75%+ 71%+ 64%+ 61%+ 52%+ 23%+Report to show progress
Target Tracker will have: • Facility to record performance descriptor judgements • Record all statutory tests across EYFS to KS 2 • Record the new baseline test • Record non statutory tests and results can be correlated with TAs for validation purposes • Will produce reports to show any year vulnerability against new floor targets
Reading Spring 2
Pupil Subject Term Show Term Statements
Assessed
2b 2b+ 2w 2w+ 2s 2s+ 3b 3b+ 3w 3w+ 3s
42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52Reading Spring 2 Reading – All Statements
Pupil Subject Term Show Term Statements
Assessed
2b 2b+ 2w 2w+ 2s 2s+ 3b 3b+ 3w 3w+ 3s
42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52
2 3-4Reading Spring 2 Reading – All Statements
Pupil Subject Term Show Term Statements
Assessed
2b 2b+ 2w 2w+ 2s 2s+ 3b 3b+ 3w 3w+ 3s
42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52
2 3-4Subjects Core Subjects Spoken Language Reading Writing Mathematics Science
Attainment Targets
Mathematics
Number – Number Number- Addition Number –
and Place Value and Subtraction Multiplication and
Division
Number - Fractions Measurement Geometry
Statistics Ratio and Proportion AlgebraAttainment Targets
Mathematics
Number – Number Number- Addition Number –
and Place Value and Subtraction Multiplication and
Division
Number - Fractions Measurement Geometry
Statistics Ratio and Proportion AlgebraPupil (and Group) Summary Reports
2 count from 0 in multiples of 4, 8, 50 and 100; find 10 or 100 more or less than a given number
Reports
New Reports
New Reports
Target Tracker has the data for 1 million
children in 2500 schools
• We will be using this to
help schools
benchmark their
school against what is
happening across the
country.
• To show attainment
and progress in the
new steps for each
year.Target Tracker - Multi St Mary’s Primary School Oak Tree Primary School Riverside Primary School The Blue Primary School Holy Trinity Primary School St Andrew’s Primary School
Test Analysis
• Identifies strengths and
weaknesses/gaps in provision
• Encourages and develops
assessment capable learners
• Includes SATs and Rising Stars
templates. Or create your ownThank you. 01245 213141(option 2) Sales & Training www.targettracker.org @targettracker
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