Just that, really.
DC1 is in Yr5. School prediction for end of KS2 is shown on his report as being Level 7+ (hes currently borderline 5/6 across all subjects)
He is at a school with classes of mixed year groups and throughout his time at primary has generally done the work of the year above, without any fuss being made. This has been fine, he is happy and settled for now and enjoys school, though doesn't seem to find anything particularly challenging (which isn't good for him, but that's another story!)
School have never referred to G&T, which is fine - I don't think it would have materially changed his school experience.
I think my query is: does this mean that he isn't, and is just an averagely bright kid? Decisions re secondary, though limited, are on the horizon, and I suppose I'm trying to get a feel for where his ability sits on a scale outside of my limited knowledge of his primary world.
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CloverCarr · 21/01/2016 11:16
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