
🔹 General Overview
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Updated Frameworks: Introduced in 2018 for use from 2018/19 onwards.
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Mandatory Use: Teachers must use these frameworks from 2021/22 onwards when making teacher assessment (TA) judgements at the end of Key Stage 1 in:
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English reading
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English writing
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Mathematics
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Science
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English Writing Exception: The English writing frameworks have remained unchanged since 2017/18.
🔹 Comparability Over Time
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Framework Change Impact: Judgements made using the post-2018/19 frameworks are not directly comparable to those made using earlier versions.
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Exception: English writing is comparable between 2017/18 and later due to unchanged assessment criteria.
📘 Key Stage 1 (KS1)
Teacher Assessment Frameworks at the end of KS1 (2018/19 onwards) – GOV.UK PDF
Subjects and Standards Assessed:
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Reading, Writing, Mathematics: Assessed as:
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Working at the expected standard
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Working at greater depth (Writing only)
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Working towards the expected standard
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Science: Judged as "working at the expected standard" or not.
📗 Key Stage 2 (KS2)
Teacher Assessment Frameworks at the end of KS2 (2018/19 onwards) – GOV.UK PDF
Subjects and Standards Assessed:
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Writing and Science via teacher assessment.
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Writing has "working towards", "expected", and "greater depth" standards.
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Science is judged as "working at the expected standard" or not.
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📙 Key Stage 3 (KS3)
KS3 Assessment and Reporting Arrangements (SFR 40/2013) – GOV.UK PDF
Key Points:
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The formal national curriculum levels were discontinued after 2013/14.
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Schools have discretion to design their own assessment approaches at KS3.
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The linked document is primarily historical/statistical (published in 2013), and not part of the statutory post-2018 frameworks like KS1 and KS2.