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Baseline Study 2013
Preschool The weakest skill:
78% below A1 Speaking
Teachers
Year 6 32% at B2
31% at C1 No clear purpose
On average at A1 of learning English
Form 3
On average at A1 Not benchmarked
to international
Form 5 standards
On average at A2
*n=20000+ students from 426 schools *n=1000= teachers from 426 schools
▸Common
What is
CEFR?▸European
▸Framework
▸Reference
What is CEFR?
a single framework for all aspects of
language teaching and learning:
planning, instruction, and assessment
& a common criteria for a description
of language competencies.
Form 5 Form 5
On average at A2 B1/B2 Form 1 – Revised A2
Form 2 – A2 high
Common European Framework of Reference for Form 3 – B1 low
Languages: The Global Scale Form 4 – B1 mid
A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 Form 5 – B1 high
Independent User Proficient User
Basic User (Basic)
(Intermediate) (Advanced)
Framework Curriculum Targets:
• CEFR standards are used
Appropriate to the
to frame EL curriculum
• Continuation from
aspirational targets and
Preschool, Primary and Baseline results
Secondary curriculum
O Textbook-based lessons
O Pulse 2:
Form One: Units 1 – 5
Form Two: Units 6 – 9
Scheme of Work (112 lessons)
Form One:
Textbook (Pulse 2) Units 1 – 5
Every unit MUST be completed in 11
lessons (total 55 lessons)
Remaining 57 lessons are for:
- Non-textbook lessons (54 lessons)
- PBL - project-based lessons (3)
Scheme of Work (112 lessons)
Form Two:
Textbook (Pulse 2) Units 6 – 9
Every unit MUST be completed in 11
lessons (total 44 lessons)
Remaining 68 lessons are for:
- Non-textbook lessons (66 lessons)
- PBL - project-based lessons (2)
Textbook-based lessons (11)
Speaking
Reading ( 2 lessons )
Language Awareness 1
Listening
Enrichment Activity
Language Awareness 2
Action-oriented Task ( 2 lessons )
Writing
Literature in Action
Non-Textbook lessons (6)
Listening
Speaking
Reading
Writing
Language Awareness
Literature in Action
Textbook and Non-textbook lessons (112)