Learning and Progress

Examination & Assessment Pattern

Our assessment approach helps teachers understand student progress and gives learners opportunities to reflect on their knowledge, skills and development.

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Assessment at Elite Public School

Supporting every stage of learning

Elite Public School uses different forms of assessment for different age groups. Teachers observe progress, maintain records and provide feedback to help students understand what they know, what they can do and where they can continue to improve.

Examination and student assessment at Elite Public School
Assessment and learning

Pre-Primary Assessment

Observation and documentation support an understanding of each child's development.

Regular Observations

Various forms of assessment are used in the ELC. Teachers regularly record careful observations to guide their understanding of each child's progress and the progress of the group.

Student Portfolios

Portfolios are compiled to document each child's development and are sent home at the end of every term.

Parent-Teacher Conferences

Parent-teacher conferences are held during the school year to support communication about a child's progress.

Primary and Secondary Assessment

A variety of assessment methods help students reflect on their learning and development.

Multiple Assessment Methods

Students are continually assessed using a variety of methods, including written reports, student-led conferences and presentations.

Feedback for Improvement

Teachers provide feedback, guidance, tools and encouragement to help students become more competent and skilful learners and better understand how to learn.

Learning Process and Outcomes

Assessment focuses on the quality of student learning during the learning process as well as on the result.

Student Reflection

Assessment provides opportunities for students to reflect on what they know, understand and can do.

Assessment as Part of Learning

Teachers' observations, student work, presentations and feedback all contribute to understanding progress and guiding the next steps in learning.

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