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No longer required
As you know, in 2019 the DfE removed the statutory requirement for schools to submit Teacher Assessments for Reading and Maths for pupils who take the Key Stage 2 tests in these subjects. Schools are still required to submit a TA using the final Pre-Key Stage Standards or Engagement Model for pupils recorded as working below the standard of the test ("B") on the Primary Assessment Gateway.
The DfE are unable to advise us which schools have pupils who have been recorded in this way and they do not make this information available to us in the Primary Assessment Gateway. We are keen to ensure a complete, accurate collection by the statutory deadline, so please take a moment to tell us how many pupils in your school this applies to, even if there are none.
We completed this exercise in 2019, and found it significantly reduced the number of queries with schools.
Please complete the survey by Friday 27th May 2022 to allow us time to collate the data as we prepare for the assessment collections.
Why take this Survey?
By taking this survey, we can:
Minimise queries on the data collection
Ensure the data is complete and validated by the statutory deadline
Negate the need for additional queries and further work once the test data is available
Minimise the work you will need to do as part of the Performance Tables Checking exercise
Reduce potential queries from the DfE
Ensure all your data is present and correct and included in your Corestats early data release in July and your September data pack, as well as the DfE provisional data and provisional ASP/IDSR.
If you do not submit the TAs for these pupils during the statutory collection, we’re concerned that your provisional data may not include their progress scores, meaning you could find your initial analysis won’t be accurate, and your pupils won’t have valid KS2 outcomes.
By telling us you don’t have any pupils registered as “B”, we will know not to contact you to confirm this is the case.
As you know, in 2019 the DfE removed the statutory requirement for schools to submit Teacher Assessments for Reading and Maths for pupils who take the Key Stage 2 tests in these subjects. Schools are still required to submit a TA using the final Pre-Key Stage Standards or Engagement Model for pupils recorded as working below the standard of the test ("B") on the Primary Assessment Gateway.
The DfE are unable to advise us which schools have pupils who have been recorded in this way and they do not make this information available to us in the Primary Assessment Gateway. We are keen to ensure a complete, accurate collection by the statutory deadline, so please take a moment to tell us how many pupils in your school this applies to, even if there are none.
We completed this exercise in 2019, and found it significantly reduced the number of queries with schools.
Please complete the survey by Friday 27th May 2022 to allow us time to collate the data as we prepare for the assessment collections.
Why take this Survey?
By taking this survey, we can:
Minimise queries on the data collection
Ensure the data is complete and validated by the statutory deadline
Negate the need for additional queries and further work once the test data is available
Minimise the work you will need to do as part of the Performance Tables Checking exercise
Reduce potential queries from the DfE
Ensure all your data is present and correct and included in your Corestats early data release in July and your September data pack, as well as the DfE provisional data and provisional ASP/IDSR.
If you do not submit the TAs for these pupils during the statutory collection, we’re concerned that your provisional data may not include their progress scores, meaning you could find your initial analysis won’t be accurate, and your pupils won’t have valid KS2 outcomes.
By telling us you don’t have any pupils registered as “B”, we will know not to contact you to confirm this is the case.
Your data will be stored securely and will only be accessible by members of Together for Families. Your consent for your data to be used in the evaluation will be assumed from you starting the survey.
Survey responses will be collected using the Let’s Talk Cornwall survey software. By completing this survey, you consent to this transfer of your information. This includes any information which may represent your personal data. All the information you share with Together for Families will be stored safely for the duration of the evaluation. It will be destroyed one year after it has finished.
Let’s Talk Cornwall is the system used to collate the data and create reports from it. You can view the privacy statement on the Let’s Talk Cornwall website
No longer required
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