Assessment and Reporting

Dates for the Diary 

3rd June – Students return

9th June – Year 10 mock exams begin

10th June – Big business day (Selected Year 10 students)

30th June – New College open day

2nd July – New College open day

3rd July – Sports day

8th July – NHS roadshow

9th July – Year 11 prom

18th – 31st July – Borneo trip

Wednesday 23rd July End of the academic year (school closes at lunchtime)

At The Deanery we believe that above all else, assessment should be three things:

Assessment for Learning - The principle role of assessment is supporting learners to make outstanding progress. Assessment informs parents, learners and teachers where a learner is in their learning, where they should be able to get to, and how to travel along a learning journey to ensure this happens. We do not do assessments for the sake of assessment- we do it to gain a better understanding of what our students know, what they don’t know and we make a plan to inform our teaching and students’ learning going forward. Our assessment model is designed to embed this understanding within our learners as they strive to accelerate their progress.

Assessment encompasses much more than examinations. Assessment is continuous, it happens every day and in every lesson to help our learner’s improve. It is questioning, homework tasks, milestone activities, in-class work (‘live marking’), and yes, there is also examinations that make that up.

As with everything we do at The Deanery, it is informed by the most up to date, cutting edge educational research. 

See below for 2021/22 End of Year Exam/GL Assessment Timetable

2021/22 End of Year Exam/GL Assessment Timetable

The slides and video from our Assessment, Reporting and Progress information evening can be found below

Assessment, Reporting and Progress information Evening

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