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Can anyone explain the NC levels to me?

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Jodee · 07/06/2006 22:07

DS is in Y1, he has an IEP as he is having SALT and has trouble concentrating.

As at March his NC levels were: Writing P8, Reading, 1c, Maths: 1c.

School seems relucant to let me see a scale of the NC levels, so I am not clear if he is making progress or not. Any help/sites you can point me to please?

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Bink · 07/06/2006 22:17

School might be reluctant because NC levels aren't really properly tested until Year 2? So whatever you're at in Y1 doesn't mean very much? (and actually I've never heard of a Y1 child being assigned a level).

Anyway, Level 2 is expected of a Y2 child (at the end of the year), and the bands mean: 2c, "working towards" what's expected; 2b, what's expected; 2a, above what's expected. So all a bit vague - but extrapolating from that I suppose what they're saying in NC-speak about your ds is that he's "working towards" what's expected of a Y1 child, but needs a bit of help. Which seems about right, doesn't it?

Jodee · 07/06/2006 22:36

Thanks Bink - it does seem about right but vague all the same; maybe I shouldn't be too concerned at this stage, I guess. Any idea what P8 means?

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Christie · 07/06/2006 22:56

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Jodee · 08/06/2006 19:53

Thanks cat64 and christie, that makes sense. I'd assumed all the parents in the class were made aware of their child's NC level, but I understand then that it's only been made known to me because of his IEP.

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