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Statutory guidance: Key stage 2 teacher assessment guidance

Standards Testing Agency

October 1
08:30 2024

This guidance supports schools in making statutory teacher assessment judgements at the end of KS2, and schools and local authorities in undertaking statutory moderation of these judgements.

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Published 22 November 2018
Last updated 1 October 2024 +show all updates
  1. Updated for the academic year 2024 to 2025.

  2. Date correction in section 3: 'Submit teacher assessment form' available on the Primary Assessment Gateway from Monday 20 May - previously stated Monday 13 May.

  3. Sections 9.2 and 16.1: Clarified and provided non-exhaustive examples of reasons for potential additional external moderation which could be more frequent than every 4 years.

  4. Added clarification to section 9.2 (external moderation): Where an additional moderation visit takes place within the 4-year cycle, this visit will be counted as additional and should not impact the schools 4-yearly cycle.

  5. The date for local authorities to begin informing schools if they will receive an external moderation visit for teacher assessment has changed from Friday 10 May to Friday 17 May.

  6. Updated guidance for the academic year 2023 to 2024

  7. Updated to reflect the changes due to the additional bank holiday in honour of the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III taking place on Monday 8 May 2023.

  8. Inconsistent dates updated in both the HTML and PDF attachments.

  9. Edited section 2.2 to highlight that TA judgements for 'all' pupils is needed in 2022.

  10. Section 10.1 the word pupils have replaced the word children children.

  11. Amended section 10 - local authorities must not shorten the moderation window by requesting teacher assessment data prior to midday on Tuesday 21 June.

  12. Updated guidance for the 2021/22 academic year.

  13. Updated key stage 2 teacher assessment guidance for 2020/21 academic year.

  14. Added key stage 2 teacher assessment guidance for 2020.

  15. First published.

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