Reading/spelling assessments, can anyone identify this standard test?

[SomeGuy]

My son's teacher was showing me the results of his reading and spelling assessment, which went something like:

Actual age: 7.3
Spelling age 10.8
Score: 300
Reading age 12.5
Score: 300+

Apparently the 300 represents the 98th percentile, and 300+ is above that.

I am curious as to what has actually been assessed - is anyone able to identify the standardised test that has been performed from my description?

[buy1get1free]

Not a teacher, but my dc's school use the Schonell and Burt reading tests to assess reading ages - here:

www.rrf.org.uk/Burtreadingtestonweb.pdf

www.members.tripod.com/~gleigh/readtst.htm

[fuzzybrainjo]

Both sounds like the Schonell spelling and reading tests.

[SomeGuy]

hmm, I thought the teacher said the reading test required understanding of context.

I can only imagine that the '300' is supposed to represent a mean of 100 + 2 standard deviations.

I remember he did one somewhere else that consisted of cards with pictures on and it came out much the same so I guess it's probably right anyway.