I haven't seen this discussed anywhere else and wondered what you all thought? According to the BBC, 1 in 11 Y6 children took the Level 6 English Sats test this year but in the DofE statistics published this week only 0.16% of the cohort (less than 2 in a thousand ) achieved that level. Am I reading this right?? What is the point of putting all those children through the additional test. Surely it is largely a measure of maturity and not of any benefit to the child who reaches that standard or the schools. The arguments for Level 6 maths are different as many more achieved it and able children are clearly capable of being taught at this level.
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tiggytape ·
23/09/2012 18:16
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