Training & Support
Reading and literacy
Our diagnostic assessments help to identify reading and literacy support needs across the school, informing interventions and tracking progress over time.
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Schools in Australia
With schools around the world facing greater demands than ever on available time and resources, assessments need to be smart, easy to use and efficient. The right assessments are vital to support decision making at all levels, to identify teaching and learning needs and to help you support every student to achieve their full potential.
We can help you to meet these challenges with a range of assessments that are built on the best academic research and extensive trialling, use a powerful digital assessment system, and generate instant reports that enable you to make quick and effective use of the data.
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CAT4 allows us to identify how we can best support our students to reach their full potential. It allows us to cater more specifically to the learning needs of all of our students, including gifted students as well as those who require learning support.
Identify gifted and talented students
Our assessments deliver a reliable measure of students’ cognitive and reasoning abilities which can help to identify students for streamed programmes.
Student engagement and wellbeing
Our attitudinal surveys provide a picture of student wellbeing that will help you to identify any hidden barriers to learning and support your pastoral care.
Inform teaching and learning strategies
Our robust assessments support schools in identifying areas where students may have gaps in their learning, informing planning and teaching at all levels.
Screen for SEND
Early detection of special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) can transform a child’s prospects in life.
Evidencing impact
Our standardised and benchmarked assessments are the ideal way to measure the impact of teaching, interventions and the curriculum.