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ASSESSMENTS
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National curriculum assessments
- National curriculum assessment overview
- Developing tests
- Ordering tests and registering pupils
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Assessment and reporting arrangements
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Key stage 1 ARA
- 1.0 Introduction
- 2.0 Changes for 2009
- 3.0 Early years foundation stage profile
- 4.0 Teacher assessment at the end of key stage 1
- 5.0 Administering the tasks and tests to support teacher assessment
- 6.0 Administrative information
- 7.0 Key stage 1 moderation
- 8.0 Reporting and using results
- 9.0 Useful contact details
- Key stage 2 ARA
- Key stage 3 TARA
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Key stage 1 ARA
- Delivery of test materials
- Administering the tests
- Modified test administrators' guides
- Monitoring visits to schools
- Maladministration
- Reporting and using pupils' results
- Marking and reviews
- Optional tasks
- Research and statistics
- Circulars
- Tests updates
- Single level tests overview
- Key stage 3 ICT assessment tasks
- Early years foundation stage (EYFS) profile
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National curriculum assessments
Key stage 1 ARA
Who is it for?
Headteachers, teachers of early years foundation stage (EYFS), year 1 and year 2 children and key stage 1 assessment and special educational needs coordinators. It is also sent to local authorities, initial teacher training institutions, educational libraries and teacher centres.
What is it for?
The ARA sets out statutory arrangements and provides information and guidance on the national curriculum assessment arrangements for the EYFS and key stage 1 in 2008/9.
What does it cover?
- End of key stage assessment and reporting requirements for EYFS and key stage 1.
- Information on how to administer key stage 1 tasks and tests, including how to order assessment materials.
- Information about access arrangements.
Related materials
Key stage 2 Assessment and reporting arrangements QCA/08/3663.
Information and contacts
See section 9.0 'Useful contact details' or visit www.qca.org.uk/tests.
For more copies
Further printed copies of the ARA will not be available. The content of this online ARA website is the same as the content in the printed version of the ARA booklet. A PDF version is available to download at www.qca.org.uk/tests.