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Reducing the number of columns in the programme of study marksheets

Reducing the number of columns in the programme of study marksheets

by David Pott | Dec 7, 2019 | Assessment

The Programme of Study marksheets (PoS) are a great way to record formative assessments against the national curriculum. All SIMS schools already have access to this system – there’s no extra charge. Many schools don’t understand how flexible the...
School expectations for programmes of study – new functionality in SIMS make life easier

School expectations for programmes of study – new functionality in SIMS make life easier

by David Pott | Sep 7, 2018 | Advanced, Analysis, Assessment, Assessment Without Levels, Intermediate

Hidden away in the summer 2018 release of Capita SIMS was an extra feature that will make the programme of study marksheets much more useful. Since they were introduced in 2015 (as a response to the removal of levels from the curriculum) the programme of study (PoS)...

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