when do schools have to submit ks1 levels to the local authority?

[caffeinated]

I just wondered where the cut off is for teacher assessment. Dd's reception teacher told us they submit the eyfs scores at may half term and I wondered if it xas the same for ks1. Have been giving dd some help in maths and would like an idea of how long I've got to make a difference in y2.

Obviously I'll continue to support her beyond the cut off date in the aseas she is weakest.

It varies - we have to do ours the 2nd week in June, so other LEAs will have deadlines close to that.

Why stop though? The only difference between the levelled work in Year 2 from the work in Y1 or Y3 is that the level is reported - why not help her at other times too?

Thanks feenie, I did say I was going to continue beyond the levels being reported.. I have always taken my role in my children's education seriously and reinforced what they learn at school at home. I have recently discovered she finds mental maths difficult so shall continue to find opportunities/activities through the remainder of this year the summer and beyond.

Sorry about that, caffeinated, so you did!

It's ok if I were a teacher I'd be cheesed off with parents that only care at results time.

Thanks caffeienated, but I probably ought to read properly before getting snippy . End of term fatigue - was at governors' till late last night. No excuse - good on you for the support you plan to give your dd. If there's anything else you need support with, let me know.

ICT games.com is a site I find very useful for Y2 Maths.

That's really kind thank you. I have noticed that one of her targets is repeated addition also can you shed any light on that or is it simply 1 cat has 4 legs so 2 cats have 8 legs?

You're right - it's a precursor to multiplication, as you say - Numberline Jump Maker on ICT games deals with that, or this game on Maths Racing.

Excellent. Thanks for the clarification. Hope you get some relaxation over the holidays.

Thanks, caffeinated! Clearly I need some Come back with any other concerns, please.