Assessment & Reporting
Interim Reports
We share two interim reports with parents and carers each academic year for Years 7 to 13 students.
Assessment Calendar 2024 - 2025
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Year group |
Autumn |
Spring |
Summer |
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Year 7 |
December interim report |
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July interim report Year 7 parent/carer evening 2nd July |
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Year 8 |
November interim report |
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May interim report Year 8 parent/carer evening 14th May |
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Year 9 |
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February interim report Year 9 parent/carer evening 5th February |
June interim report |
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Year 10 |
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January interim report Year 10 parent/carer evening 29th January |
28th April – 9th May PPEs June interim report |
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Year 11 |
PPEs 19th – 29th November December interim report
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Year 11 parent/carer evening 8th January April interim report |
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Year 12 |
November interim report |
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Year 12 parent/carer evening 23rd April PPEs 23rd – 26th June July interim report |
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Year 13 |
October Interim report Year 13 parent/carer evening 6th November |
PPEs 27th – 31st January February interim report
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Each report includes a judgement on your child's attitude to learning in the classroom and attitude to homework - how the student approaches learning outside of lessons.
The report will also include information on your child’s attendance for the academic year to date, however, this information is also available to parents and carers on Arbor at any time.
Students in Key Stage 4 and Key Stage 5 are given a MEG target grade. As a school we use Alps to generate these targets based on a student’s KS2 results. Alps uses full national datasets from the DfE each year to generate Minimum Expected Grades (MEGs) that reflect progress made by students in the top 25% of schools and colleges.
MEG target grades are just a starting point however and we do not consider these as a ceiling in terms of what students can go on to achieve. Each year, many of our students exceed these challenging targets through hard work, dedication, and focus.
Year 10 and Year 11 will also receive a GCSE grade for their most recent assessment and Year 12 and Year 13 an A Level grade. In addition, Year 10 – 13 students will receive an estimated final grade, this represents the predicted grade for the final summer examinations.