National Guidelines 5-14:
REPORTING
PROMOTING PARTNERSHIP

 

Contents

Scottish Office Circular
Preface
Introduction
Section 1:


 
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR REPORTING

What makes a good report?
Assessment and reporting
Report format
How often should reports be made?
Reports and meetings with parents
Section 2:



 

2.1

GUIDELINES FOR TEACHERS

Completing the report - teachers

Teachers' comments: curriculum areas
Next Steps: Key concerns for the next stage of learning and teaching
Progress and attainment : Levels and National Tests
Teachers' comments: aspects of Personal and Social Development
A contact name for parents
Headteacher's signature
  2.2

Involving others in completing the report

Involving parents: the Parent's Response sheet
Involving teachers: gathering information from colleagues
Involving pupils

  2.3
Using the report
- with pupils: talking with and listening to pupils
- with parents
- with other teachers
- with other schools
  2.4
Special issues : promoting equality of opportunity

Gender issues
Learning support and special educational needs
Multicultural issues
Social factors

Appendix:

From assessment to reporting
 



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