Reception report writing statements

[Guest]

Hi all,

I am in the middle of writing Reception reports. I am a bit stuck with the comments for all the 17 areas. Has anyone got general comments for higher ability, middle ability & lower ability?

Thank you

[Guest]

Hope this helps.

 

Report Statements.doc

[Guest]

That's great popcornpie! Did you create that?

[Guest]

P.s thanks for sharing x

[Guest]

Yes - it is just the statements from the ELGs (for expected), from DM 40-60 (for emerging) and the exceeding statements from the Handbook, slightly adapted to fit in with my particular class/school's needs.

[Lucie]

Thanks for those, we use bluehills report writer but I always change the info to personalise for each child so it's good to read others

[Guest]

Dear Popcornpie,

 

Thank you so much. You are a star!

 

xxx

[Guest]

very helpful, thanks for sharing

[Guest Vjeffery83]

Hi, thank you for the comments above. Does anyone know of any other report statements that can be used as all the banks of statements I can find at the moment are based on the previous system. My reports have to be in within 2 weeks and we only got the format yesterday and they seem very large at the moment. Any help gratefully recieved.

[Guest]

Thank you

[Suzie64]

Thanks for the report statements Popcornpie. I've been wasting loads of time trawling through the internet to find examples of exceeding statements. I looked at the level one descriptors in K.S. 1, but many of these seemed to be level with or below expected levels in E.Y.F.S. Maths being a classic example! You mentioned that you had got the statements for exceeding from The Handbook. I know I'm probably sounding dumb, but I haven't come across these and am wondering if I'm looking in the wrong place. Could you indulge me and guide me to the exact source please? Sorry to be a pain! Wouldn't you think the government would have got the materials together to make all this a bit clearer for us all, before expecting us jump through these new hoops?!

[Froglet]

The exceeding descriptors are on p53 and 54 of the handbook.

[Suzie64]

Thanks for that, don't know how I've missed them.

[Guest]

Thanks Popcornpie !!