What sort of levels suggest selective school & super selective potential at Y3 end?

[Hamishbear]

Just that really. Roughly which levels would you expect a child to be at (end of Y3) to suggest i) selective and ii) super selective potential? Thanks

Good grief

According to some of the replies here, dd1 would get into a selective grammar. I somehow thought they were much harder to get into, maybe muddled them with super selectives?! Or possibly underestimating her

Not that its relevent really, as none around here anyway....

Oh, I stand corrected .

We are not in a Grammar area, nor will any of the DC's be going private, so hadn't looked into the age thing in any depth.

Wow, is it possible to be a level 5 at the end of year 3? I don't think my kids' school would be able to differentiate sufficiently.

My state primary taught to the appropriate age level i.e. they would not be covering level 5 material in year 3 let alone get the child to sit a level 5 paper.

Maybe the poster has her kid at a very academic primary.

The OP hasn't been back though, we do not know about her DC's ability.

Normal primary but the G&T provision is excellent. They give as much attention to it as special needs. I know we have been very lucky.

So, is it assumed that a dc would get a better education at a super selective school, even though it is a state school? how does the teaching compare to an indie? Do supers follow the nc as they are state?