Assessment is a way of supporting learning. It helps teachers, learners, parents and others to understand the depth and breadth of learning undertaken so that progress and next steps can be discussed and planned.
There are eight curriculum areas (containing a range of subjects):
Each curriculum area is broken down into a set of experiences and outcomes (often referred to as Es and Os):
Teachers will assess what children know, understand and are able to do within the experiences and outcomes. Teachers will assess each learner’s progress and achievements in:
There are also three key areas which are covered by all teachers/practitioners:
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