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Update on P scales (Summer 2007) UK
http://www.qca.org.uk/qca_8541.aspx Update on P scales (Summer 2007) Following a positive response in the consultation, the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) is incorporating the P scales into the national curriculum. See the P scales consultation report on the right-hand side of this page for further details. This means that schools must now provide data on pupils' performance against the P scales. |
 
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SEN identification and assessment (UK)
http://tinyurl.com/9rzsd Special educational needs identification and assessment Early identification, assessment and provision for any child who may have Special Educational needs (SEN) is crucial .... |
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SNAP : Special Needs Assessment Profile
http://www.snapassessment.com/ SNAP : Special Needs Assessment Profile This site aims to answer your questions and to help you get the most out of using this exciting new computer-aided diagnostic assessment and profiling package. SNAP is designed specifically for use by SENCOs, learning support and specialist teachers in primary and secondary schools, SEN support services, special schools and dyslexia/SEN assessment centers. There is no pre-training requirement. Commercial software package (UK) |
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Assessment Ideas for SEN Students
http://www.eduweb.vic.gov.au/curriculumatwork/assess/overview.htm Assessment Ideas for Students with Disabilities and Impairments |
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Using the P scales (UK)
www.qca.org.uk/3-14/inclusion/SEN/Pscales Using the P scales (QCA/05/1589) gives advice on using and moderating the P Scales from levels P4-P8 in English, mathematics and science. (UK) The aim of these pages is to answer many of the queries we receive about inclusion. These pages also point you to guidance materials and other related information. |
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Guidance on P Scales
http://www.qca.org.uk/8798.html From summer 2005 the DFES will invite schools to report the attainment of any child with special educational needs working below national curriculum level 1 as a P level. (NAA will provide schools with more information on the data collection process). Using the P scales gives advice on using and moderating the P scales from levels P4-P8 in English, mathematics, science and ICT. |
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Development of the P-scales
http://www.qca.org.uk/ages3-14/inclusion/7606.html Development of the P-scales The P-scales are assessment criteria for progress below level one in the national curriculum programmes of study. These programmes are designed for pupils aged 5-16. They were developed to support target setting through the use of summative assessment to be used at the end of key stages and, for those pupils making more rapid progress, possibly once a year. Schools may like to note that at this level of development pupils are likely to need support and prompting with many tasks. This should not in itself mean that the P level is not awarded for that activity. |
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Examples of what pupils with SEN should be able to do at each P level
http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/literacy/publications/inclusion/63361/ Examples of what pupils with special educational needs shouldbe able to do at each P level : Literacy/English (UK) The examples are not intended as a ?cheme of work? nor are theyintended to be used as a ?extbook? They reflect the curriculumbut should not determine it. Their purpose is to illustrate, for eachP level, a selection of what pupils should be able to demonstrate. |
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How do I use the P levels to assess children with SEN?
http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/literacy/about/faqs/702575/#faq3 How do I use the P levels to assess children with SEN? |
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SEN Assessments and Statements
http://www.somerset.gov.uk/somerset/learning/sengroup/assessmentstatement/ SEN Assessments and Statements : Somerset (UK) All children with special educational needs should have a broad and well balanced education. Many children, at some time, will have special educational needs of some kind. The law says that all state schools must do their best to see that special help is ...... |
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(SEN) - assessment service : Leicestershire LEA
http://www.leics.gov.uk/new_servicepagestheme.htm?initial=&pid=9&theme=T3 Special educational needs (SEN) - assessment service : Leicestershire LEA The Special Educational Needs Assessment Service provides the following services for parents and children in Leicestershire in partnership with other services within the Access and Inclusion Group ..... |
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What are 'P' scales And how do I get hold of a copy? (UK)
http://tinyurl.com/4byfj The performance criteria known as the 'P' scales for English, maths, and science, were published in a revised version of the Department for Education and Skills /Qualification and Curriculum Authority (QCA) booklet: "Supporting the target setting process: guidance for effective target setting for pupils with special educational needs" (revised March 2001). They are helpful for schools in measuring the attainment of pupils below national curriculum Level 1 in English, mathematics, and science. Copies are available from the Publications Centre, telephone: 0845 60 222 60. |
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