Assessing ICT in the EYFS case study.

This spreadsheet was originally created by @fandabbydoz and was edited by Georgina Jackson, Miriam Lord Community Primary School, Bradford. @georgiejack1

This spreadsheet was created by Sarah Walsh, ICT co-ordinator at St Cuthbert And The First Martyrs Catholic Primary School, Bradford. @fandabbydoz

Teachers TV programme - Education expert Professor Paul Black presents evidence to show that getting pupils to do the majority of the work in a classroom leads to significant school improvement. This programme explains what is meant by formative assessment and how it is applied in a Hertfordshire primary school.

A Teachers TV programme - What happens in a KS2 science lesson when the techniques of formative assessment are applied to a revision lesson on light?

The APP approach is straightforward. At regular intervals, which are planned to fit in with school assessment policy, teachers review pupils' work using APP guidelines to build a profile of their attainment. The information gained from the process allows teachers to: analyse by AF the relative strengths and weaknesses of each pupil (pupils at levels 3–8) assign each pupil an overall National Curriculum level for ICT use this information to set curricular targets to strengthen pupils' learning and inform their own future teaching by making links to the relevant objectives from the renewed Framework.

Exemplar work of level 5 pupil with comments

Teachers TV programme - Year 5 teacher Angie Sykes assesses her pupils using Assessing Pupils' Progress (APP). Following discussions with colleagues in school, Angie attends an external moderation session to compare her judgements with those of other teachers in the Authority.

A description of what constitutes ICT capability.