In May, all students in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 across Australia will participate in national tests that will assess their performance in literacy and numeracy.
All students across Australia will be doing the same tests on the same days.
Students will be tested in numeracy, reading, writing and language conventions which includes spelling, punctuation and grammar.
The national tests provide information on how students are progressing against national minimum standards and support improvements in teaching and learning.
Students receive an individual report that shows their results in relation to the national average and the national minimum standard. The report will also give a comparison of the student?s performance against all other Australian students in their year level.
The dates for the National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy 2009 are:
* Language Conventions comprises spelling, grammar and punctuation.
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NAPLAN 2008 Student Report Parent Brochure
NAPLAN Narrative Marking Guide (Writing)
For further information please refer to the NAPLAN website or contact Paul Becker from Educational Performance Services on 6233 6957.
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