Admissions
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Ivydale is a local authority maintained school and therefore admissions, excluding those for nursery follow Southwark’s determined admissions criteria. Please follow the link below to their website. The closing date for applications for children due to start primary school in September 2022 is January 15th 2022.
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Applications for nursery should be made directly with the school. Please call into the school office to pick up a form. Click on the link below for an outline of our nursery admissions procedure.
We are aiming to hold a mixture of in-person and online prospective parents events during the Autumn term. Dates will be advertised in early September.
Admissions
​
Ivydale is a local authority maintained school and therefore admissions, excluding those for nursery follow Southwark’s determined admissions criteria. Please follow the link below to their website. The closing date for applications for children due to start primary school in September 2022 is January 15th 2022.
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Applications for nursery should be made directly with the school. Please call into the school office to pick up a form. Click on the link below for an outline of our nursery admissions procedure.
We are aiming to hold a mixture of in-person and online prospective parents events during the Autumn term. Dates will be advertised in early September.
A love of learning for life
Assessment
Assessment is the way we keep track of what children have learnt as well as the progress they have made. Teachers continually assess children's learning so they can plan the next steps. Children at Ivydale Primary School are encouraged to reflect and evaluate on their own learning (self assessment). Assessment takes place in distinct ways:-
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Ongoing assessment through marking and feedback
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Teacher assessment through observations, marking of independent work such as half termly big writes
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Formal testing takes place termly for children in Years 1-6 in reading and maths to support teacher's own assessments to inform future planning as well as enable us to track progress of individuals and groups. During the summer term Years 2 and 6 sit Standard Assessments Tests while Year 1 have a phonics screening test.
Children in the Foundation Stage (nursery and reception) are assessed against areas of the curriculum using the Foundation Stage Profile.