NCP Academic, Behaviour and Conduct System

A student has under-performed in a recent Cedar assessment, but you are not concerned at this stage. Which type of thread should you use as part of Acknowledge All?

• Academic Intervention - Teacher

• Academic Intervention - PT

• Academic Update

• Academic Intervention - HoF

A student is now receiving Academic Intervention - PT. Who is leading on the interventions in place?

• Subject teacher

• Subject HoF

• PT

Can a student be on multiple Academic Interventions across different subjects at the same time?

• Yes

• No

How long should Academic Intervention be in place for?

• 4 weeks

• Two Cedar assessments

• Full academic year

• As long as under-performance exists

When should an 'initial concern' be logged for a student on Cedar?

• When they have missed the deadline for their DIL

• When they have missed a lesson or tutorial and no reason has been given

• When you are having to speak to a student again about a similar issue that you have already spoken to them about.

Who can place a student on a Stage 1 Formal Intervention?

• Subject Teachers

• Subject Teachers and HoF

• PTs and SPTs

• All members of college staff

How long are students monitored for on a Formal Intervention?

• 4 weeks

• 5 weeks

• 6 weeks

• 7 weeks

If a student has breached the Code of Conduct and it is deemed to be Gross Misconduct which level of Formal Intervention will generally be used?

• 3

• 4

• 5

When should an Academic Intervention be put in place?

• When a student has under-performed relative to their target grade in two consecutive Cedar assessments

• When support is in place for a student that is in addition to the support in place for the whole class

• When a student has missed the deadlines for DIL repeatedly

• When a student achieves a U grade in a Cedar assessment

Which Cedar thread should be used if a student is absent from lesson and you have had no contact from them or NoK?

• Initial Concern

• Recorded Warning

• Academic Update

• Contact - Student / NoK