Statutory Assessment

Below are details of the statutory assessments that we must complete for pupils at Corsham Regis. In addition, we are using a system called PiXL Tracker which will track pupils’ progress as they move through the academy.

Reception Baseline Assessment.

Pupils are assessed at the beginning of their reception year.

Year 1 Phonics Screening Test.

This will be administered internally in June. These results are then reported to the local authority and to parents.

National Key Stage One Assessments.

At the end of year 2 pupils will be given teacher assessment standards in reading, writing, mathematics and science. Pupils will be assessed against criteria under the following heads:

  • Reading – working below the expected standard, working at the expected standard and working at greater depth within the expected level.
  • Writing – working below the expected standard, working at the expected standard and working at greater depth within the expected level.
  • Mathematics – working below the expected standard, working at the expected standard and working at greater depth within the expected level.
  • Science – working at the expected standard

The pupils will also sit new tests which will consist of:

 English reading Paper 1 – combined reading prompt and answer booklet

 English reading Paper 2 – reading booklet and reading answer booklet

 English grammar, punctuation and spelling Paper 1 – spelling

 English grammar, punctuation and spelling Paper 2 – questions

 Mathematics Paper 1 – arithmetic

 Mathematics Paper 2 – reasoning  

These will be carried out in the classroom over the month of May and the children will receive a standardised score where 100 is the expected attainment.

National Key Stage Two Assessments

At the end of year 6 pupils will be given teacher assessment standards in reading, writing, mathematics and science. Pupils will be assessed against criteria under the following headings:

  • Writing- working below the expected standard, working at the expected standard and working at greater depth within the expected level.
  • Science- working at the expected standard.

The pupils will also sit tests which will consist of:

 English reading Paper 1 – reading booklet and associated answer booklet

 English grammar, punctuation and spelling Paper 1 – short answer questions

 English grammar, punctuation and spelling Paper 2 – spelling

 Mathematics Paper 1 – arithmetic

 Mathematics Paper 2 – reasoning

 Mathematics Paper 3 – reasoning

These will be carried out in the classroom in early May and are externally marked.

In July the children will receive a standardised score where 100 is the expected attainment.