I know it's not the be all and end all but would love some advice.
My twins have just received their end of Y2 reports, with Teacher assessments and KS1 SATs results. For both boys, progress in writing has only been one sub-level in the whole academic year - ie, they have moved from a 2b (last summer) to a 2a this summer. This seems really slow progress to me and a bit concerning. Does anyone know how much progress you might expect in a year? Or does it just depend on the individual child?
They are nearly 7 years old and clever boys, I think. They are the youngest in their year but in the "top" group. I've never felt concerned about their progress before as they have always achieved good results. And 2a IS a good result but just doesn't seem great when 12 months ago they were already deemed to be on a 2b.
What can I do to encourage their writing? Any great tips v gratefully received.
And... should I say something to their teacher, or will I just seem like a really pushy parent? The teacher is having a "drop-in" session to discuss reports this afternoon.
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KS2 - only one sub-level of progress in writing since end of y1
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bellabelly · 22/07/2014 12:07
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