Termly Assessments (Three Appointments for All Assessments)
Background & Summary
Tracking a child's progress over time is essential for ensuring they are developing at an appropriate rate and that any interventions are effective. Many parents struggle with periodic assessments that only provide a snapshot in time, rather than a longitudinal view of progress.
Without regular tracking, gaps in learning can go unnoticed, delaying necessary support and interventions. Parents and educators need consistent data to make informed decisions about a child’s educational journey.
How We Help
Our Termly Assessments package provides three full appointments per year, ensuring continuous monitoring of a child's progress. This package includes:
All core assessments (reading, spelling, mathematics, and IQ tests) conducted three times a year.
Data-driven tracking to monitor growth, identify learning trends, and adjust support strategies.
A detailed comparison of results across terms to highlight strengths and areas needing further intervention.
A structured assessment plan for parents who want proactive tracking rather than reactive interventions.
This package is ideal for parents who want ongoing insight into their child’s educational development, ensuring early identification of learning needs and measurable progress over time.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Why is it important to assess my child’s academic progress termly? Regular assessments provide a clear picture of progress, ensuring early identification of strengths and areas for improvement.
What subjects and skills are covered in a termly assessment? We assess reading, spelling, mathematics, and cognitive ability (IQ tests) to provide a comprehensive overview of learning.
How do termly assessments help track my child’s progress over time? Termly assessments compare performance across the year, identifying trends and progress in key skills.
Can termly assessments identify learning gaps early? Yes! Regular tracking helps catch learning gaps before they widen, allowing for timely support and intervention.
How do termly assessments compare to school reports? School reports often provide broad summaries, while termly assessments give detailed data on specific skills and abilities.
What happens after each assessment session? Parents receive a detailed report, outlining progress, strengths, and areas for development, along with recommendations.
How do I use the assessment results to support my child’s learning? Results can help guide home learning, inform school discussions, and shape intervention strategies.
Are termly assessments recommended for children with ALN/SEND? Yes! Consistent tracking helps ensure learning needs are met and adjustments are made as needed.
Can I request additional support if the assessment identifies concerns? Absolutely. We provide tailored recommendations and strategies based on assessment results.
How does tracking progress termly benefit long-term learning outcomes? Regular assessments help identify patterns, measure interventions, and ensure continuous academic growth.
By providing structured termly assessments, we help parents ensure their child receives timely support, continuous monitoring, and measurable educational progress.