Please quote this reference number if you need to contact us regarding your request, the Council's contact details are below. The Council aims to deal with your request within the statutory timeframes. Should we require any additional information in order to process your request we will contact you. Your query has been assigned the Reference: FOI07884 Thank you for your Freedom of Information request. Mae’r Cyngor yn ceisio delio â’ch cais o fewn y fframiau amser statudol.ĭyfynnwch y cyfeirnod hwn os oes angen i chi gysylltu â ni yn gysylltiedig â’ch cais, mae manylion cyswllt y Cyngor isod.
Os bydd angen unrhyw wybodaeth ychwanegol arnom er mwyn prosesu eich cais byddwn yn cysylltu â chi. Are tests/exams sat as a requirement of the pupils age, or as a requirement for the end of each keystage taught? Does this apply to summer-borns (April 1st august 31st) who would be of the same age as their winter born peers when sitting GCSEs, school leaving age and making phase transfers.Ĥ. Please could you provide evidence of the statutory right a national curriculum year program of work.ģ. Furthermore they are at risk of missing a statutory right a national curriculum year programme of work.ġ.
The consequences of attempting to 'make up' a year are invariably very negative for the pupil. Phase transfers, GCSEs and school leaving are reached a year or more late. Please could you provide me evidence of the negative effects the policy refers too? What evidence have you considered that deals specifically with summer born children (those born between 1 April and 31 August and who turn compulsory school age on 31 August as prescribed by the Education ActĤ.
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Does this evidence correlate with children entering school for the first time as opposed to those children, who are already in full time formal education and are "kept down" to repeat a year rather than move with their peers.ģ. What "evidence" or studies have you referred to here? I would like to know the author, title, year of and place of publication of any relevant research.Ģ. > For pupils placed out of their chronological age group, there are often as many negative as positive effectsġ. > Pupils placed out of their chronological age group do not on the whole make improved progress. This position is supported by evidence that: November 2015.įirstly, Please could you firstly confirm this policy has been signed off and is in practice? placement of pupil out of their chronological age group. If you have any problems using our chronological age calculator, please contact us.I have guidance notes for Cardiff Council Education Service.
Chronological Aging and Biological Aging. On your birthday, try our birthday calculator.Īnd, if you're wondering why the default date chosen for this calculator is 26 October 1985, you may find a If you would like to discover more about your birthday - such as your star sign, birthstone, celebrities who share your birthday and the number one record This tool forms part of our age calculator tool. You're also able to find out statistics for the number of months & days, weeks and days individually. It then formats the result to display it in chronological order - meaning that it displays years, months and then days. When you enter a date of birth into our age calculator, the function subtracts that date from the current one (or one you enter) in order to return the differenceīetween the two dates. Age in days = (years × 365) + (months × 31) + days Advertisement Using our chronological age calculator
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