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COMMENTS: communication
1=#E is able to express working in detail, using the correct processes.
2=#E has trouble showing their processes which is limiting #h overall achievement.
3=#E needs to show #h working more to show understanding.

COMMENTS: maths_additional
1=#E applies #s well both in and out of class, completing all set work in a timely fashion.
2=#E completes #m homework to a high level and applies #s in class.
3=#E needs to work harder at completing set work including homework.

COMMENTS: maths_final
1=#N is to be commended for the effort they applied this year.
2=#N needs to apply #s more to fully achieve #h potential.
3=#N has applied #s this year but could do with extra tutoring to further #h understanding.

COMMENTS: maths_opening
1=#N has worked well this year
2=#N has generally worked well this year but needs to focus better in class.

COMMENTS: maths_understanding
1=and has shown a firm understanding for the subjects covered this semester.
2=and displays a general understanding for the subjects covered this semester.
3=but has had difficulty understanding the concepts taught this semester.

COMMENTS: Science Sem 1 end

1=#N is to be congratulated for the effort #e has applied in Semester 1.
2=#N needs to focus more and work harder to achieve #h potential in Semester 2.

COMMENTS: Science Sem 1 gen

1=#E has shown a thorough understanding of the concepts taught this term and consistently
applies them effectively.
2=#E has shown a satisfactory understanding of the concepts taught this term and generally
applies them effectively.
3=#E has had difficulty showing understanding the concepts covered this semester.

COMMENTS: Science Sem 1 prac

1=#N participates effectively during practicals, often taking a leading role.
2=#N participates fully during practicals, working well as part of #h group.
3=#N usually works well during practicals but could apply #s more.
4=#N has difficulty focusing during practical and is often off task.

COMMENTS: Science Sem 1 Starter

1=#N has consistently worked well this semester.
2=#N has generally worked well this semester.
3=#N has had difficulty focussing and working this semester.

COMMENTS: Science Sem 1 written

1=#H bookwork has been of a very high standard, with all work complete and presented
neatly.
2=#H bookwork has been of an acceptable standard, with all work complete and an obvious
attempt to present it neatly.
3=#H bookwork could be improved, there is some content missing and work is not always
presented neatly.
4=#H bookwork has been unacceptable, with much work missing and #h book untidy.

COMMENTS: Science_final
1=#N has worked well this year and is to be congratulated for #h effort.
2=#N has generally worked well this year but can improve with more effort.
3=#N needs to focus more in class and complete work set to achieve #h potential.

COMMENTS: Science_forcast
1=#E should aim to maintain the high quality of #h work next year.
2=#E should aim to increase #h confidence by making an effort to be more involved in class
discussion.
3=#E should try to take a more active part in practical investigations to improve #h
confidence in this area.
4=#E should make an effort to concentrate more during discussion.
5=#E should try to improve the presentation of #h written work.

COMMENTS: Science_knowledge
1=#E speaks and writes about scientific ideas in considerable detail, showing a confident use
of scientific terminology.
2=#E has developed an excellent general scientific knowledge and is always willing to share
#h ideas with the rest of the class during discussion.
3=#E has developed a good general scientific knowledge and is generally willing to share #h
ideas with the rest of the class during discussion.
4=#E has difficulty showing #h knowledge of the topics covered but occasionally joins in
classroom discussion.
5=#E has difficulty showing #h knowledge of the topics covered and rarely joins in classroom
discussion.

COMMENTS: Science_starter
1=#N is an extremely able and enthusiastic member of the group who takes a keen interest in
science and appears to enjoy all aspects of the work.
2=#N is an able and enthusiastic member of the group who takes a keen interest in science
and appears to enjoy all aspects of the work.
3=#N is an able and conscientious member of the group who displays a real interest in the
subject and appears to enjoy science.
4=#N is a friendly student who works with enthusiasm in the lab, and regularly contributes to
class discussion.
5=#N is an able student who displays some interest in the subject and generally appears to
enjoy science.

COMMENTS: Science_writtenwork
1=The quality of #N's written work has been consistently excellent, both in terms of content
and presentation.
2=The general quality of #N's written work has been consistently very good, both in terms of
content and presentation.
3=#N's written work has been rather variable, some work showing detail while other work only
just adequate.
4=However, although the quality of #N's answers is usually excellent, #e needs to work on the
presentation of #h written work.
5=#N's written work, while usually acceptable, is rarely as detailed or as well presented as
expected.

COMMENTS: thinking
1=#N is also able to use mathematical concepts in a range of problems.
2=#N has been able to use mathematical concepts in solving some problems.
3=#N finds it difficult to use mathematical concepts to solve problems.

COMMENTS: y7 maths s1 CJ
1=Using the correct process, #e is able to justify answers fully.
2=#E is generally able to justify answers but could display more working.
3=#E often neglects to show justification for answers and needs to show more working.

COMMENTS: y7 maths s1 Gen

1=#N has worked hard and is to be commended for #h effort.
2=#N has worked well and with continued effort #e will achieve better next semester.
3=#N needs to focus more during class in order to achieve #h potential.

COMMENTS: y7 maths s1 KU
1=#E has demonstrated considerable knowledge and understanding across all units covered
including integers, decimals and percentages.
2=#E has demonstrated sound understanding and application of the concepts taught including
integers, decimals and percentages.
3=#E has had difficulty in understanding and applying the concepts covered this year.

COMMENTS: y7 maths s1 open

1=#N has worked consistently this semester, applying #s to every task.
2=#N has generally worked well this semester but could have given a little more effort.

COMMENTS: y7 maths s1 RP
1=#N has exhibited the ability to transfer concepts learnt to a range of situations.
2=#N has shown that #e can transfer some of the concepts taught to other situations.
3=#N has found it hard to transfer concepts learnt into other situation.

COMMENTS: y7music open

1=#N has successfully demonstrated #h ability to write and perform music.
2=#N has demonstrated an ability to write and perform music this semester.
3=#N has had difficulty in writing and performing music this semester.

COMMENTS: yr7 music end

1=#N has worked well this semester and shows great interest in music.
2=#N has put in great effort this semester, showing some interest in music.
3=#N has not worked to the best of #h ability this semester and needs to apply more effort
for the remainder of the year.

COMMENTS: yr7 music t1

1=#E wrote an entertaining percussion piece in Term 1, demonstrating #h ability to correctly
formulate rhythm. In #h group, #N then performed #h piece well to the class.
2=#E wrote a percussion piece in Term 1, demonstrating some ability to formulate a basic
rhythm. In #h group, #N then performed #h piece, with some errors, to the class.
3=#E attempted to write a percussion piece in Term 1 but had difficulty in formulating an
effective rhythm. In #h group, #N then attempted performed #h piece, with many errors, to
the class.

COMMENTS: yr7 music t2

1=During Term 2, #e then practised basic guitar chords to effectively entertain the class with
a song of #h choice.
2=During Term 2, #e then practised basic guitar chords to entertain the class with a song of
#h choice with some effort.
3=During Term 2, #e then attempted to practise basic #inst chords but was unable to remain
focussed. #E then had difficulty in performing the song of #h choice.

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