Using assessment data to support an evidence-based approach
How a robust assessment programme informs and supports teaching and learning at primary level
With over 40 candid accounts by teachers, you can get a real sense of what it’s like to use our assessments in specific contexts. Explore their stories here, or head to one of our product pages to find out more.
How a robust assessment programme informs and supports teaching and learning at primary level
Globeducate, a world leading K12 education group, have successfully implemented GL Education assessments and shared best practice to unify the group's purpose.
E-Act uses Evaluate My School with assessment data to improve operational and strategic decisions for SEND provision, ensuring more tailored student support.
Alice Smith School use assessments to provide reliable benchmarking data, use assessment data alongside reading practice tools and foster independent learning.
GEMS British School Al Rehab use a combination of CAT4, the Progress Test Series and PASS to inform learning development and personalise learning.
Nairobi Jaffery Academy use CAT4 to determine student needs, measure performance against attainment and improve parental engagement
Wellington College in China uses CAT4 and PASS data to quickly identify student potential and prevent barriers to learning for all EAL learners.
The city of York meets the challenge of intervening early to identify and support children’s speech and language development.
GEMS Education is one of the largest K-12 private education providers in the world, with leading international independent schools in six regions globally.
Garden International School (GIS) in Kuala Lumpur is one of the largest international schools in Malaysia, educating over 2,000 students from ages 3 to 18.
The Edron Academy is one of the leading British bi-cultural schools in Mexico City, known for its high academic standards, broad curriculum.
Doha College is one of the leading British curriculum schools in Qatar, offering an outstanding education to more than 2000 students.