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The document is a comment bank for assessing students' performance in Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) at Key Stage 3 and Year 11, detailing various aspects such as general ability, attendance, behavior, classwork, assessments, and homework. It includes positive feedback and areas for improvement for both male and female students, highlighting their linguistic skills and participation in lessons. Additionally, it provides specific targets to enhance their learning and performance in the subject.

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Comment Bank

The document is a comment bank for assessing students' performance in Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) at Key Stage 3 and Year 11, detailing various aspects such as general ability, attendance, behavior, classwork, assessments, and homework. It includes positive feedback and areas for improvement for both male and female students, highlighting their linguistic skills and participation in lessons. Additionally, it provides specific targets to enhance their learning and performance in the subject.

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MFL KS3 Comment Bank (female)

G = General ability, At = attendance, Bhvr = behaviour, Cwk = classwork, O = organisation, A = assessments, Hwk = homework, Opt = options

G NAME is a keen and talented linguist. NAME has a sound understanding of linguistic
structure and is therefore able to perform a wide
range of tasks competently.

At

Bhvr She is always focused in lessons and well


behaved.
She generally behaves well in language lessons.

Bhvr
Bhvr Her concentration, behaviour and attitude to
work are excellent.
Her concentration and attitude to work are
usually good.

Bhvr Her concentration and attitude to work in


language lessons have improved greatly of late.

Cwk Tasks are always completed very well. NAME works well and generally completes
tasks to a good standard.

Cwk NAME enjoys activities which involve


movement, including singing, dancing and using
the interactive whiteboard.

Cwk NAME enjoys participating in lessons and NAME is usually attentive in lessons and can be
makes a significant contribution to pair, group relied upon to join in class speaking activities.
and class speaking activities.

Cwk NAME is able to ask and answer questions in NAME is able to ask and answer questions in
German. German.

Cwk She has an excellent understanding of


linguistic structure and can use language
She has a very good understanding of linguistic
structure and is therefore able to perform a wide
creatively. range of tasks competently
Cwk She uses a wide variety of reading strategies
and information sources to very good effect.
She can usually work out the meaning of new
words by using a dictionary, glossary or
contextual clues.

Cwk She is able to write accurately and in detail. She is able to write sentences using aids such as
the textbook and a dictionary.

Cwk She has a sound understanding of the past


tense.
She is beginning to use and understand the past
tense.

Cwk She has s sound understanding of the future


tense.
She is beginning to use and understand the future
tense.

Cwk She has a sound understanding of both the


past and future tense.
She is able to use the past and future tenses quite
well.

O NAME is well organised and efficient.

A NAME has achieved excellent results in


assessments to date.
NAME has achieved good results in assessments
to date.
Hwk Homework is always completed to a high
standard.
Homework is usually completed and handed in
on time.

Hwk Homework is always well presented and


completed to a high standard.
Homework is usually well presented and
completed to a good standard.

Opt We strongly recommend that she takes GCSE NAME would do well at GCSE in this subject.
in this subject.

Opt A good year's work, well done!

T To develop listening skills by learning


vocabulary on a regular basis.
To develop speaking skills by memorising key
sentences for each topic.

T To develop listening skills by practising To develop speaking skills by taking a more


taking 'sound photos' (repeating key words or active part in pair, group and class speaking
phrases in your head). activities.
T To improve handwriting and presentation. To use linking words to improve written work.

T To complete spelling corrections following


marking of work.
To use the textbook or a dictionary to check
spellings.

T To try to include reasons for opinions in


written and spoken work.

T To ensure homeworks are completed fully


and on time.
To spend longer learning spellings at home.

T To start tasks straightaway and to finish them To be more involved in lessons.


within the set time limit.

T To continue to work hard! To work more quickly.

T To use our website to practise vocabulary:


www.funwithlanguages.vacau.com
To bring books and basic equipment to all
lessons.

T To concentrate more. To concentrate when instructions are being


given.

T To be well behaved. To treat others with respect.


mment Bank (female)
work, O = organisation, A = assessments, Hwk = homework, Opt = options, T = targets.

NAME is becoming more confident in using and NAME has made some progress this year, but needs
understanding the language. to make more effort both at home and in school to
improve.

NAME has ability in this subject, but needs to


make more effort to improve.

Unfortunately, NAME has missed a substantial To make more progress, NAME must improve her
amount of class work, which has affected attendance. She must also try to catch up on missed
progress. work.

She occasionally behaves inappropriately which She must adhere to class rules and only talk at
has adversely affected her progress. appropriate times. NAME must raise her hand when
wishing to contribute to class discussions.

She occasionally finds it difficult to concentrate She would make better progress if she were better
and is sometimes easily distracted. behaved.
She is easily distracted and needs to remain She is a distraction to other pupils on a regular basis
focused in lessons. and so is making it difficult for the class to make
progress.

She needs to listen more carefully and respond more


positively.

NAME must work to the best of her ability at all NAME rarely puts maximum effort into her class
times. work, she can produce work of a much higher
standard.

NAME aslo benefits from the help of a Teaching


Assistant.

NAME could develop her speaking confidence NAME needs to listen carefully to questions so that
by offering answers more frequently in lessons. she can take a more active part in class speaking
work.

NAME can say a few sentences for each of the With support, NAME can say short phrases for the
topics we have covered. topics we have covered.

She is developing an increasing understanding of She finds writing tasks challenging; more learning
language structures and so is becoming more and of vocabulary at home would help in this respect.
more confident with speaking and writing.
She is able to use a dictionary or glossary to She needs to practise using a dictionary and glossary
understand new words. to develop her reading skills.

She is able to spell some key words accurately She is able to copy key words fairly accurately.
from memory.

She needs to memorise model past tense She needs to form the past tense more accurately.
sentences.

She needs to memorise model future tense She needs to form the future tense more acccurately.
sentences.

She needs to memorise model past and future She needs to form the past and future tense more
tense sentences. accurately.

NAME must remember to bring her books to NAME must ensure that she brings the required
every lesson. writing equipment to lessons.

NAME needs to prepare more thoroughly at NAME must realise the importance of revising
home for assessments to improve her results. thoroughly at home; so far, assessment results have
been disappointing.
In order to make better progress, NAME must NAME rarely completes homework and this is
attempt to complete all homework. affecting her progress.

NAME should try to improve the quality of Homework is often incomplete and untidy.
homework by spending a little more time on the
tasks.

NAME is capable of doing GCSE in this subject. We hope that she will continue her language studies
in Year 10.

With more effort, NAME would be capable of


doing GCSE in this subject.

To develop reading skills by borrowing German To develop writing skills by memorising key
readers from the library. sentences for each topic.

To develop writing skills by memorising model To develop writing skills by comparing own work
past and future tense sentences. with model texts to identify areas for improvement.
To write in greater detail. To use information from exercise book when
working on written tasks.

To check written work carefully for avoidable To practise asking questions in the foreign language.
errors.

To learn vocabulary regularly at home. To revise for assessments more thoroughly at home.

To follow instructions first time given. To ask for help when needed.

To complete all tasks set to a good standard. To work more independently in lessons.

To be on time for lessons. To improve attendance.

To listen when others are offering answers in To meet all targets set following marking of books.
class speaking activities.
MFL KS3 Comment Bank (male)
G = General ability, At = attendance, Bhvr = behaviour, Cwk = classwork, O = organisation, A = assessments, Hwk = homework, Opt = options

G NAME is a keen and talented linguist. NAME has a sound understanding of linguistic
structure and is therefore able to perform a wide
range of tasks competently.

At

Bhvr He is always focused in lessons and well


behaved.
He generally behaves well in language lessons.

Bhvr
Bhvr His concentration, behaviour and attitude to
work are excellent.
His concentration and attitude to work are
usually good.

Bhvr His concentration and attitude to work in


language lessons have improved greatly of late.

Cwk Tasks are always completed very well. NAME works well and generally completes
tasks to a good standard.

Cwk NAME enjoys activities which involve


movement, including singing, dancing and using
the interactive whiteboard.

Cwk NAME enjoys participating in lessons and NAME is usually attentive in lessons and can be
makes a significant contribution to pair, group relied upon to join in class speaking activities.
and class speaking activities.

Cwk NAME is able to ask and answer questions in NAME is able to ask and answer questions in
German. German.

Cwk He has an excellent understanding of


linguistic structure and can use language
He has a very good understanding of linguistic
structure and is therefore able to perform a wide
creatively. range of tasks competently
Cwk He uses a wide variety of reading strategies
and information sources to very good effect.
He can usually work out the meaning of new
words by using a dictionary, glossary or
contextual clues.

Cwk He is able to write accurately and in detail. He is able to write sentences using aids such as
the textbook and a dictionary.

Cwk He has a sound understanding of the past


tense.
He is beginning to use and understand the past
tense.

Cwk He has s sound understanding of the future


tense.
He is beginning to use and understand the future
tense.

Cwk He has a sound understanding of both the past He is able to use the past and future tenses quite
and future tense. well.

O NAME is well organised and efficient.

A NAME has achieved excellent results in


assessments to date.
NAME has achieved good results in assessments
to date.
Hwk Homework is always completed to a high
standard.
Homework is usually completed and handed in
on time.

Hwk Homework is always well presented and


completed to a high standard.
Homework is usually well presented and
completed to a good standard.

Opt We strongly recommend that he takes GCSE


in this subject.
NAME would do well at GCSE in this subject.

Opt A good year's work, well done!

T To develop listening skills by learning


vocabulary on a regular basis.
To develop speaking skills by memorising key
sentences for each topic.

T To develop listening skills by practising To develop speaking skills by taking a more


taking 'sound photos' (repeating key words or active part in pair, group and class speaking
phrases in your head). activities.

T To improve handwriting and presentation. To use linking words to improve written work.
T To complete spelling corrections following
marking of work.
To use the textbook or a dictionary to check
spellings.

T To try to include reasons for opinions in


written and spoken work.

T To ensure homework is completed fully and


on time.
To spend longer learning spellings at home.

T To start tasks straightaway and to finish them To be more involved in lessons.


within the set time limit.

T To continue to work hard! To work more quickly.

T To use our website to practise vocabulary:


www.funwithlanguages.vacau.com
To bring books and basic equipment to all
lessons.

T To concentrate more. To concentrate when instructions are being


given.

T To be well behaved. To treat others with respect.


omment Bank (male)
work, O = organisation, A = assessments, Hwk = homework, Opt = options, T = targets.

NAME is becoming more confident in using and NAME has made some progress this year, but needs
understanding the language. to make more effort both at home and in school to
improve.

NAME has ability in this subject, but needs to


make more effort to improve.

Unfortunately, NAME has missed a substantial To make more progress, NAME must improve his
amount of class work, which has affected attendance. He must also try to catch up on missed
progress. work.

He occasionally behaves inappropriately which He must adhere to class rules and only talk at
has adversely affected his progress. appropriate times. NAME must raise his hand when
wishing to contribute to class discussions.

He occasionally finds it difficult to concentrate He would make better progress if he were better
and is sometimes easily distracted. behaved.
He is easily distracted and needs to remain He is a distraction to other pupils on a regular basis
focused in lessons. and so is making it difficult for the class to make
progress.

He needs to listen more carefully and respond more


positively.

NAME must work to the best of his ability at all NAME rarely puts maximum effort into his class
times. work, he can produce work of a much higher
standard.

NAME aslo benefits from the help of a Teaching


Assistant.

NAME could develop his speaking confidence NAME needs to listen carefully to questions so that
by offering answers more frequently in lessons. he can take a more active part in class speaking
work.

NAME can say a few sentences for each of the With support, NAME can say short phrases for the
topics we have covered. topics we have covered.

He is developing an increasing understanding of He finds writing tasks challenging; more learning of


language structures and so is becoming more and vocabulary at home would help in this respect.
more confident with speaking and writing.
He is able to use a dictionary or glossary to He needs to practise using a dictionary and glossary
understand new words. to develop his reading skills.

He is able to spell some key words accurately He is able to copy key words fairly accurately.
from memory.

He needs to memorise model past tense He needs to form the past tense more accurately.
sentences.

He needs to memorise model future tense He needs to form the future tense more acccurately.
sentences.

He needs to memorise model past and future He needs to form the past and future tense more
tense sentences. accurately.

NAME must remember to bring his books to NAME must ensure that he brings the required
every lesson. writing equipment to lessons.

NAME needs to prepare more thoroughly at NAME must realise the importance of revising
home for assessments to improve his results. thoroughly at home; so far, assessment results have
been disappointing.
In order to make better progress, NAME must NAME rarely completes homework and this is
attempt to complete all homework. affecting his progress.

NAME should try to improve the quality of Homework is often incomplete and untidy.
homework by spending a little more time on the
tasks.

NAME is capable of doing GCSE in this subject. We hope that he will continue his language studies
in Year 10.

With more effort, NAME would be capable of


doing GCSE in this subject.

To develop reading skills by borrowing German To develop writing skills by memorising key
readers from the library. sentences for each topic.

To develop writing skills by memorising model To develop writing skills by comparing own work
past and future tense sentences. with model texts to identify areas for improvement.

To write in greater detail. To use information from exercise book when


working on written tasks.
To check written work carefully for avoidable To practise asking questions in the foreign language.
errors.

To learn vocabulary regularly at home. To revise for assessments more thoroughly at home.

To follow instructions first time given. To ask for help when needed.

To complete all tasks set to a good standard. To work more independently in lessons.

To be on time for lessons. To improve attendance.

To listen when others are offering answers in To meet all targets set following marking of books.
class speaking activities.
MFL Y11 Comment Bank (female)
G = General ability, At = attendance, Bhvr = behaviour, C = class work, Spk = speaking, Cwk = coursework, M = Mock result, CTG = comparison with CTG (closing statement), AL =
comment, T = targets.

G NAME is a keen and talented linguist and is


making excellent progress.
NAME has a sound understanding of the
language and is making very good progress.

G NAME is a keen and talented linguist and has NAME has a sound understanding of the
made excellent progress throughout this language and has made very good progress.
course.

At

Bhvr Her concentration, behaviour and attitude to


work are excellent.
Her concentration and attitude to work are
usually good.

Bhvr Her concentration, behaviour and attitude to


work are excellent, although she can be
Her concentration and attitude to work in
language lessons have improved greatly of late.
disorganised at times.
Bhvr She is always focused in lessons and well
behaved.

C NAME enjoys participating in lessons and


often takes a leading role.
NAME is attentive in lessons and can be relied
upon to join in class speaking activities.

C NAME has an excellent understanding of


linguistic structure and can use language
NAME has a very good understanding of
linguistic structure and is therefore able to
creatively. perform a wide range of tasks competently

C NAME enjoys participating in the lessons, NAME works well and generally completes
particularly when the work involves using the tasks to a good standard.
interactive whiteboard!
Spk She has worked consistently well to memorise She has worked very hard to memorise answers
answers for the speaking topics and so can to speaking topics.
speak confidently in exam conditions.

Spk She has prepared a full set of answers for the


speaking exam and now needs to dedicate
herself to learning them.

Cwk NAME's first piece of coursework is very


pleasing.
NAME's first piece of coursework shows
promise; she now needs to follow the suggested
targets in the written feedback to ensure the next
piece gains a higher mark.

Cwk NAME has worked hard to complete


coursework to an excellent standard.
NAME has worked hard to complete coursework
to a very good standard.
Cwk NAME has worked hard to complete
coursework in this subject to the best of his
ability.

Cwk He has handed in all three assignments and so One piece of coursework is still outstanding.
has finished 25% of her GCSE.

Cwk He is currently writing the final piece. He does need to ensure that the third and final
piece is completed to the best of his ability to
raise his overall mark for coursework.

M NAME attained an A* in the recent mock


examination.
NAME attained a B in the recent mock
examination.

M NAME attained an A in the recent mock


examination.
NAME attained a C in the recent mock
examination.
CTG This is better than the challenge target grade
she was set at the beginning of Year 10 and
She has therefore equalled the challenge target
grade she was given at the beginning of year 10
indicates that she will do really well in the and so looks set to do well in the final GCSE
final GCSE examinations. examinations.

CTG She has therefore equalled the challenge target


grade she was given at the beginning of year 10
and so looks set to improve on this in the final
GCSE examinations.

AL Keep up the good work! NAME clearly has the potential to do well at
GCSE in this subject.

To continue to work hard. To work harder, both in school and at home.

T
To continue to work hard to meet her To continue to work hard to exceed her
challenge target grade in the final GCSE challenge target grade in the final GCSE
T examinations. examinations.

To attend extra lessons after school to practise To improve in speaking by following detailed
for the final speaking exam. targets on speaking feedback sheets which are in
her book.
T

To revise more thoroughly for speaking tests. To improve speaking confidence by continuing
to learn topics/speech.
T

To check her final piece of coursework to To complete the third piece of coursework to the
ensure it includes all of the elements required best of her ability.
by the mark scheme (e.g. past/future tenses,
linking words, detailed descriptions, opinions
T and reasons).
To learn vocabulary more effectively at home To spend longer learning vocabulary at home.
to ensure higher marks in weekly vocabulary
tests.
T

To attend extra lessons after school in order to To attend extra lessons to complete an extra
improve her coursework. piece of coursework so that an earlier piece with
low marks can be replaced.
T

To attend extra lessons in order to improve To attend extra lessons with me to simplify any
revision technique. remaining speaking topic answers which she is
T finding too complex to learn.
mment Bank (female)
, M = Mock result, CTG = comparison with CTG (closing statement), AL = optional statement about next year's choices/closing
omment, T = targets.

NAME is now more confident in using and NAME is now more confident in using and
understanding the language. understanding the language and is beginning to
make good progress.

NAME has a sound understanding of the NAME needs to make a push to improve as much as
language and has made good progress. possible now that the final examinations are
approaching.

Unfortunately, she has missed a substantial To make more progress, she must improve her
amount of class work, which has affected attendance. She must also try to catch up on missed
progress. work.

She is easily distracted and needs to remain She is a distraction to other pupils on a regular basis
focused in lessons. and so is making it difficult for the class to make
progress.

She occasionally finds it difficult to concentrate


and is sometimes easily distracted.
She generally behaves well in language lessons. She occasionally behaves inappropriately which has
adversely affected her progress.

NAME could develop her speaking confidence NAME needs to listen carefully to questions so that
by offering answers more frequently in lessons. she can take a more active part in class speaking
work.

NAME is developing an increasing


understanding of language structures and so is
becoming more confident with speaking and
writing.

NAME needs to put more effort into her class work,


she can produce work of a higher standard.
She tends to become nervous in speaking exams, She has not performed well in speaking tests to date;
so now needs to spend as much time as possible more thorough learning at home is essential if this is
learning the answers to the speech and to change.
conversation topics to become more confident.

To succeed in the final speaking exam, she needs She did not learn her speaking topics and speech
to spend as much time as possible memorising sufficiently well for the mock examination. To
her answers at home. succeed in the final exam, she needs to spend as
much time as possible at home memorising her
answers.

NAME's first piece of coursework is satisfactory; NAME's first piece of coursework is disappointing;
but more effort is needed to achieve her more effort is needed to achieve her potential.
potential.

NAME has worked hard to complete coursework NAME has worked quite hard to complete
to a good standard. coursework to a satisfactory standard.
Two pieces of coursework are still outstanding. Three pieces of coursework are still outstanding.

NAME attained a D in the recent mock NAME attained an F in the recent mock
examination. examination.

NAME attained an E in the recent mock NAME attained a G in the recent mock examination.
examination.
With continued hard work, I believe she has Lots of hard work between now and the final GCSE
every chance of achieving her challenge target examinations will increase her chances of attaining
grade in the final GCSE examinations. the challenge target grade she was set at the
beginning of Year 10.

NAME also has the potential to do well at A NAME also has the potential to do A Level in this
Level in this subject. subject.

To use the school website as often as possible


(see the GCSE page at:
www.suttonhighmfl.110mb.com)
To use the school website to revise for the To participate more in lessons.
examinations (see the GCSE page at:
www.funwithlanguages.vacau.com).

To improve quality of answers and pronunciation To memorise the speaking topics and speech.
for speaking topics and speech.

To revise for speaking exam by following


detailed targets on speaking feedback sheets
which are in his book.

To complete the third piece of coursework which To complete the two pieces of coursework which are
is now overdue. overdue. Help and advice are available from me,
should she need it.
To begin to attend extra lessons which are run To attend extra lessons after school to practise for
each week after school. the final examinations.

To improve examination technique by carefully


analysing her approach to past papers.
MFL Y11 Comment Bank (male)
G = General ability, At = attendance, Bhvr = behaviour, C = class work, Spk = speaking, Cwk = coursework, M = Mock result, CTG = comparison with CTG (closing statement), AL =
comment, T = targ

G NAME is a keen and talented linguist and is


making excellent progress.
NAME has a sound understanding of the
language and is making very good progress.

G NAME is a keen and talented linguist and has NAME has a sound understanding of the
made excellent progress throughout this language and has made very good progress.
course.

At

Bhvr His concentration, behaviour and attitude to


work are excellent.
His concentration and attitude to work are
usually good.

Bhvr His concentration, behaviour and attitude to


work are excellent, although he can be
His concentration and attitude to work in
language lessons have improved greatly of late.
disorganised at times.
Bhvr He is always focused in lessons and well
behaved.

C NAME enjoys participating in lessons and


often takes a leading role.
NAME is attentive in lessons and can be relied
upon to join in class speaking activities.

C NAME has an excellent understanding of


linguistic structure and can use language
NAME has a very good understanding of
linguistic structure and is therefore able to
creatively. perform a wide range of tasks competently

C NAME enjoys participating in the lessons, NAME works well and generally completes
particularly when the work involves using the tasks to a good standard.
interactive whiteboard!
Spk He has worked consistently well to memorise He has worked very hard to memorise answers
answers for the speaking topics and so can to speaking topics.
speak confidently in exam conditions.

Spk He has prepared a full set of answers for the


speaking exam and now needs to dedicate
himself to learning them.

Cwk NAME's first piece of coursework is very


pleasing.
NAME's first piece of coursework shows
promise; he now needs to follow the suggested
targets in the written feedback to ensure the next
piece gains a higher mark.

Cwk NAME has worked hard to complete


coursework to an excellent standard.
NAME has worked hard to complete coursework
to a very good standard.
Cwk NAME has worked hard to complete
coursework in this subject to the best of his
ability.

Cwk He has handed in all three assignments and so One piece of coursework is still outstanding.
has finished 25% of her GCSE.

Cwk He is currently writing the final piece. He does need to ensure that the third and final
piece is completed to the best of his ability to
raise his overall mark for coursework.

M NAME attained an A* in the recent mock


examination.
NAME attained a B in the recent mock
examination.

M NAME attained an A in the recent mock


examination.
NAME attained a C in the recent mock
examination.
CTG This is better than the challenge target grade
he was set at the beginning of Year 10 and
He has therefore equalled the challenge target
grade he was given at the beginning of year 10
indicates that he will do really well in the and so looks set to do well in the final GCSE
final GCSE examinations. examinations.

CTG He has therefore equalled the challenge target


grade he was given at the beginning of year 10
and so looks set to improve on this in the final
GCSE examinations.

AL Keep up the good work! NAME clearly has the potential to do well at
GCSE in this subject.

To continue to work hard. To work harder, both in school and at home.

T
To continue to work hard to meet his To continue to work hard to exceed his challenge
challenge target grade in the final GCSE target grade in the final GCSE examinations.
T examinations.

To attend extra lessons after school to practise To improve in speaking by following detailed
for the final speaking exam. targets on speaking feedback sheets which are in
his book.
T

To revise more thoroughly for speaking tests. To improve speaking confidence by continuing
to learn topics/speech.
T

To follow targets to gain a higher mark in the


second piece of coursework.
T

To check his final piece of coursework to To complete the third piece of coursework to the
ensure it includes all of the elements required best of his ability.
by the mark scheme (e.g. past/future tenses,
linking words, detailed descriptions, opinions
T and reasons).
To learn vocabulary more effectively at home To spend longer learning vocabulary at home.
to ensure higher marks in weekly vocabulary
tests.
T

To attend extra lessons after school in order to To attend extra lessons to complete an extra
improve his coursework. piece of coursework so that an earlier piece with
low marks can be replaced.
T

To attend extra lessons in order to improve To attend extra lessons with me to simplify any
revision technique. remaining speaking topic answers which he is
T finding too complex to learn.
omment Bank (male)
, M = Mock result, CTG = comparison with CTG (closing statement), AL = optional statement about next year's choices/closing
comment, T = targ

NAME is now more confident in using and NAME is now more confident in using and
understanding the language. understanding the language and is beginning to
make good progress.

NAME has a sound understanding of the NAME needs to make a push to improve as much as
language and has made good progress. possible now that the final examinations are
approaching.

Unfortunately, he has missed a substantial To make more progress, he must improve her
amount of class work, which has affected attendance. He must also try to catch up on missed
progress. work.

He is easily distracted and needs to remain He is a distraction to other pupils on a regular basis
focused in lessons. and so is making it difficult for the class to make
progress.

He occasionally finds it difficult to concentrate


and is sometimes easily distracted.
He generally behaves well in language lessons. He occasionally behaves inappropriately which has
adversely affected her progress.

NAME could develop his speaking confidence NAME needs to listen carefully to questions so that
by offering answers more frequently in lessons. he can take a more active part in class speaking
work.

NAME is developing an increasing


understanding of language structures and so is
becoming more confident with speaking and
writing.

NAME needs to put more effort into his class work,


he can produce work of a higher standard.
He tends to become nervous in speaking exams, He has not performed well in speaking tests to date;
so now needs to spend as much time as possible more thorough learning at home is essential if this is
learning the answers to the speech and to change.
conversation topics to become more confident.

To succeed in the final speaking exam, he needs He did not learn his speaking topics and speech
to spend as much time as possible memorising sufficiently well for the mock examination. To
his answers at home. succeed in the final exam, he needs to spend as
much time as possible at home memorising his
answers.

NAME's first piece of coursework is satisfactory; NAME's first piece of coursework is disappointing;
but more effort is needed to achieve his potential. more effort is needed to achieve his potential.

NAME has worked hard to complete coursework NAME has worked quite hard to complete
to a good standard. coursework to a satisfactory standard.
Two pieces of coursework are still outstanding. Three pieces of coursework are still outstanding.

NAME attained a D in the recent mock NAME attained an F in the recent mock
examination. examination.

NAME attained an E in the recent mock NAME attained a G in the recent mock examination.
examination.
With continued hard work, I believe he has every Lots of hard work between now and the final GCSE
chance of achieving his challenge target grade in examinations will increase his chances of attaining
the final GCSE examinations. the challenge target grade he was set at the
beginning of Year 10.

NAME also has the potential to do A Level in NAME also has the potential to do well at A Level
this subject. in this subject.

To use the school website as often as possible


(see the GCSE page at:
www.suttonhighmfl.110mb.com)
To use the school website to revise for the To participate more in lessons.
examinations (see the GCSE page at:
www.funwithlanguages.vacau.com).

To improve quality of answers and pronunciation To memorise the speaking topics and speech.
for speaking topics and speech.

To revise for speaking exam by following


detailed targets on speaking feedback sheets
which are in his book.

To complete the third piece of coursework which To complete the two pieces of coursework which are
is now overdue. overdue. Help and advice are available from me,
should he need it.
To begin to attend extra lessons which are run To attend extra lessons after school to practise for
each week after school. the final examinations.

To improve examination technique by carefully


analysing his approach to past papers.

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