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   Mar 7, 2021 · Please enlighten me on CAT scores, especially for selective London schools. Alright, the super-selectives go for a CAT of 135+, makes sense. Now our DS has a CAT of 115-119 and we're wondering whether a school with an average pupil CAT of 125 is right for them. DS tried this school for the 11+ (and didn't get in) and now it has been suggested ...

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2. www.mylondon.news › news › west-london-newsHounslow's best and worst schools revealed according to the ...

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   Jul 16, 2019 · The school was rated 'good' by Ofsted in its latest inspection. Of the pupils who finished school in 2017, the most recent data available, 98 per cent of pupils stayed on in education or went into employment or training, compared to 94 per cent nationally.

3. www.theschoolrun.com › year-7-cats-what-everyYear 7 CATs test | Guide for parents - TheSchoolRun

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   CATs are used to give a snapshot of a child's potential, what they could achieve and how they learn best. The results can help teachers to set the right learning pace for each child, monitor their progress and identify areas where they might need extra support.

4. www.gov.uk › school-performance-tablesCompare the performance of schools and colleges in England

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   Search for primary, secondary and special needs schools and colleges near you, and compare their performance. You can view and download: exam and test results; Ofsted reports; financial...

5. www.schoolguide.co.ukSchool Catchment Area Checker To Compare Schools | Best ...

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   Pioneered by School Guide back in 2015 with exclusive government data and used by Rightmove, we have the most tried and tested catchment area heat maps that over 10 million parents in England, Wales and Scotland have used to locate their nearest school.

6. www.achievelearning.co.uk › the-year-7-cats-testThe Year 7 CATs Test: Everything Parents Need to Know

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   By testing key cognitive abilities, CATs help schools identify students’ learning preferences, adapt teaching methods and provide targeted support. What’s more, schools use CATs to compare one group of students to another, assessing the “quality” and “potential” of each year group.

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   Why do schools use cats?

   • By testing key cognitive abilities, CATs help schools identify students’ learning preferences, adapt teaching methods and provide targeted support. What’s more, schools use CATs to compare one group of students to another, assessing the “quality” and “potential” of each year group.

   The Year 7 CATs Test: Everything Parents Need to Know

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   What CAT score should a London School have?

   • Please enlighten me on CAT scores, especially for selective London schools. Alright, the super-selectives go for a CAT of 135+, makes sense. Now our DS has a CAT of 115-119 and we're wondering whether a school with an average pupil CAT of 125 is right for them.

   Talk to me about CAT scores and private schools | Mumsnet

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   What is a good CAT score for a day school?

   • most London day schools will have students with average CATS 125+ as a minimum. Improvements can be achieved with familarisation or tutoring - think 5pts - maybe more - depends on the child/ subject.., Here’s a rough idea of the CAT scores for a range of schools. I’ve included some girls’ schools to give you an idea where the boys’ schools fit.

   Talk to me about CAT scores and private schools | Mumsnet

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   Can cats be used in primary school?

   • CATs can also be used in primary school: in many schools assessment in non-SATs years (Year 1, 3, 4 and 5) takes the form of ongoing teacher assessments or internal tests, but some primary schools opt to use formal CATs tests instead. My child has already taken SATs, so what’s the point of CATs?

   Year 7 CATs test | Guide for parents - TheSchoolRun

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   Are cats a maths test?

   • CATs are not testing children's knowledge and understanding as a maths or English exam might, so they can't ‘learn’ how to answer the questions. Though many parents feel familiarity with the format and style of the test would improve their child’s performance, past CATs papers are not available for parents to buy from any official assessment body.

   Year 7 CATs test | Guide for parents - TheSchoolRun

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   Can parents help a child prepare for a cat test?

   • Although CATs are designed to assess cognitive abilities rather than knowledge, parents can still help children prepare for these tests. While preparation for CATs isn’t essential, parents can support their child’s cognitive development and familiarity with the test format.

   The Year 7 CATs Test: Everything Parents Need to Know

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8. www.schoolguide.co.uk › blog › ofsted-ratings-andOfsted Ratings For Schools - School Guide

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   May 18, 2022 · Choosing one school over another is often one of the most important decisions parents face. Side stepping the usual dilemmas over catchment areas, faith, state or private schools, feeder pre-schools and friendship groups, a school’s Ofsted rating offers way to compare state schools.