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Reception baseline assessment: will it be used to measure progress?
A reception baseline assessment will be introduced in autumn 2020. Understand what will be assessed, and how it will be used to measure progress. We also explain that the EYFS profile will continue to remain statutory.
Contents
- Reception baseline assessment to be introduced in 2020
- EYFS profile remains statutory
- Tracking progress
- Age-related expectations in the EYFS
- Assessing development in the EYFS
- Assessment requirements for the EYFS
- Development Matters statements
- 'Good level of development' measure in the EYFS
- Marking work in the EYFS
- Measuring progress in the EYFS: case studies
- Nursery schools: tracking progress
- Observing learning in the EYFS: frequency
- Observing learning in the EYFS: proformas
- On-entry assessments in reception
- Tracking progress in the EYFS
- Tracking progress of pupils with SEN in the EYFS
- Tracking pupil progress in the EYFS: proformas
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