The table below shows the level you should be writing at for
your age. Check your age and class against the levels in the table. This means
that if you are aged 8 and in Year 3, your writing level should be between
level 2b to 3c. Obviously, level 2b is not the best level to be on at the end
of year 3 and you may need more support in order not to fall behind your age
group; level 3c is good.
What the
sublevels mean:
Sublevel ‘c’
means that you are working at the start of that level
Sublevel ‘b’ means that you are working well
within the level
Sublevel
‘a’ means you are working at the top of that level and ready to move on to the
next level.
Age related Levels table
Age
|
Class
|
Year group
Range
|
Level
|
4
|
Early Years
|
Reception Year
|
W (P4)
|
4
|
Reception
Year
|
W (P6)
|
|
5
|
Reception Year
|
W (P8)
|
|
5
|
Year 1
|
1c
|
|
6
|
Year 1
|
Year 1
|
1b
|
Year 1
|
1a
|
||
7
|
Year2
|
Year 2
|
2c
|
Year 2; Year 3
|
2b
|
||
8
|
Year 3
|
Year 2; Year 3
|
2a
|
Year 3; Year 4
|
3c
|
||
9
|
Year4
|
Year 4; Year 5
|
3b
|
Year 4; Year 5; Year 6
|
3a
|
||
10
|
Year 5
|
Year 5; Year 6
|
4c
|
Year 6
|
Year 6
|
4b
|
|
10
|
Year 6
|
Year 6
|
4a
|
Year 8
|
5
|
||
Year 10
|
6
|
Key black font colour
is the related year group; blue font is the year
group range.
How to use:
1.
First find your year group from the table above
using your age as a guide.
2.
Take a piece of your most recent writing.
3.
Find your year group or class in the level
descriptors below.
4.
Decide which level in your year group is most like
your work .
5.
Use the criteria as a checklist to tick your work.
6.
If you achieve most of the elements, that then is
your level in writing.
7.
To move to the next level, simply choose one or
two elements from the moving onto the next level targets to include in your
next writing and practice using them.
8.
Once you master these, choose a couple more, when
you have achieved most of them, you have moved up a level.
9.
Check my other web sites for ideas on improving
your writing e.g. English Usage section. You can access them from my profile page.
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