An introduction to PM Benchmark

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An introduction to PM Benchmark Bradfield CE Primary School Tuesday 11th March

Why is benchmarking being introduced? We need a consistent whole school approach to the assessment of reading We want a diagnostic system that can be used to group children with similar needs and provide them with feedback on their reading We need a system that will provide evidence that can be shared with parents to enable them to further support their children We want a system that will show the progress the children make within each level and provide levelled texts that will support and challenge them

What evidence is there that Benchmarking is successful? High levels of Reading attainment show that Benchmarking in conjunction with targeted teaching of guided reading is very effective

What is PM Benchmark? It is a developmental programme that assesses and places the child on a reading book at an appropriate level for their ability It tests children’s understanding of what they have read as well as their ability to decode the text It is separated into 13 different colours. Within this children can be separated into finite bands which will provide smaller steps for some readers The reading ages it assesses are from 5 years to 12 years

What is assessed using PM Benchmark? Retelling of the text Reading record knowledge of high frequency words, ability to decode (use phonics), fluency, expression, prediction and self correction strategies Comprehension

How and when will the assessments take place? All children, once they have reached the end of blue books, will be assessed using PM Benchmark Trained staff will assess the children and make a decision about where to place them on the reading scheme Children will be assessed when the teacher believes they are ready to move up, typically every half term Most children will move successfully through the reading scheme. If a child struggles with a particular aspect of comprehension, the teacher will help to address this through the teaching of guided reading and will also send home question sheets in order that parents can provide targeted support for their child

How will reading change at Bradfield? Children will be placed within a colour band and will read the books within this band Children will have access to a range of books and will not have to read every book within that colour band in order to move on Staff will change the children’s books on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday We also need volunteers to help with this; sign up today or after that in the office. Children may be asked to keep a book for longer in order to discuss, retell and comprehend what they have read Children will have access to a greater number of books as £2500 has been spent to enhance the existing scheme Children may take longer to become a ‘free reader’ but will have a greater understanding and ability to access text when they do Teachers will be able to discuss your child’s progress in reading at parent’s evenings. The PM Benchmarking assessment will form part of an overall assessment of your child’s reading.

Issues which might arise during the changeover period Some books have moved to a different colour band. As a result your child may accidently be given a book that they have already read. Please inform the teacher, who will change it Children might take longer to change between colour bands since it will be reliant on an assessment proving they are ready to move on