Sub levels

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Hi just wanted to find out how many sub levels is expected progress. Thanks.

Depends on the Key Stage and the school.

It would depend on whether the child is in KS1 or KS2.

In KS1 a child is expected to progress by two levels. As KS1 is Years 1 and 2 that would equate to 3 sublevels per year.

In KS2 a child is also expected to progress by two levels. However, as KS2 is 4 years (Years 3-6) it equates to 1-2 sublevels per year.

Bear in mind that progress is not linear and if your DC made above expected levels of progress last year, then there may be a little bit of a plateau this year. Conversely, if they made less progress last year, then they may progress by more than the expected this year. HTH

Hi it is ks2 year 3, am a little worried as no progress in writing and 1 sub level in maths and reading. Thanks. Xxx

Sometimes progress does not show up as a change in level. A child who was just a 2b and now nearly a 2a has made progress. ....some children make progress by writing more or being more confident writers.....Ok it's no as much progress as officials want but still progress. ....

Hi thanks for your reply. Writing is not s

Hi thanks for your reply. Writing is not dd strong point, but I have been told all the way through that dd was doing really well, but to still be working at the same targets a year down the line is worrying. With maths and reading I was expecting 2 sub levels of lift. Xxx