Got DS's results today. Told he got level 5s. His teacher was pleased, she had assessed him earlier this year 5b for maths (can't remember the others). So far so good. But today she read off a printout of the test results and said it was a solid 5, but said that the results sheet did not give a break-down of a,b,c. TBH I'm not over-bothered about results as such, but this is the first year I've had a KS2 result without the grade boundaries. Is this the case, or is she wanting to avoid parents or pupils getting competitive/fussy about it? The school can then tell all the year 6s and parents that everyone got a level 4 or 5 - well done and avoid the detail. Hope I'm a cynical old MNetter
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