Predicted Grades and References

What is the minimum amount of characters for a subject reference paragraph

• 500

• 600

• 700

• 800

What is the maximum amount of characters for a subject reference paragraph

• 600

• 800

• 1000

• No limit

Does the subject reference count include spaces?

• Yes

• No

Spot the reference flaw:

"Jamie performed well in his end of year French exam. He is likely to do well in his final A Level exams"

• French should not be capitalised

• Not specific enough regarding how well he performed

• Must use the word 'examinations' not 'exams'

• There is no flaw

You are struggling to find something specific to write about a student. Which of these could be sources to find something to talk about?

• Past assignments on MSTeams

• Asking the student their interests

• Exam Data Spreadsheets

• All of these

What is the flaw in this sentence:

"Oriana had a difficult start to the year, where she struggled to engage with the subject"

• Need to say what the subject is at all times

• Not specific enough

• Unnecessarily negative

• All of these

When are UCAS applications irreversibly sent to UCAS by Wren Academy?

• 15 January

• 15 October

• As soon as the student is ready in the Autumn Term

• After Booster Exams

When can predicted grades be changed?

• After Booster Exams

• After Catch Up Exams

• After a conversation with the student

• Whenever is reasonable

How should a predicted grade change be actioned so it is logged on UCAS?

• Log on Bromcom

• Email SBA and CSI

• Talk to the Student

• Email all of the students university choices

How should predicted grades be decided?

• What the student achieved in their end of Y12 Exams

• An ambitious but realistic expectation of their performance in final A Level examinations

• A mutually agreed grade after discussion with student about their ambitions

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