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Progress 8 Information
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Curriculum & Assessment Changes
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Progress 8
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Pupils are measured on how much progress they make from when they start in Year 7 to when they complete their examinations at the end of Year 11 in eight subjects that meet the Department for Education criteria.
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The Progress 8 measure is designed to encourage all students to study a broad and balanced curriculum.
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For each pupil, the 8 subjects must be a combination from the diagram below:
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Attainment 8
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Shows a pupils’ average achievement [grade] across the 8 subjects in the Progress 8 measure.
English and Mathematics
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Measures whether a pupil achieves a Grade 5 or better in both English (either Language or Literature) and Mathematics.
The English Baccalaureate
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Shows whether a pupil achieved good grades (A*-C or 5-9) across the EBacc qualifications listed above.
What does Progress 8 mean for pupils?
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Taking a broad range of KS4 subject choices, moving into Year 10.
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Achieving across all subjects.
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Not dropping subjects.
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Careful monitoring of progress all of the time.
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Alternative Curriculum Provision
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Where these subjects are not appropriate for an individual pupil, alternative provision is recommended by the College, to develop individual pupil strengths and maximise pupil achievement ensuring a smooth transition to post-16 provision.
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