Parent Communication & School Letters
Pupil Progress Meeting — Template
Template for pupil progress meetings (sometimes called 'progress and provision meetings') — the termly conversation between class teacher, SENDCo, and assessment coordinator about which children need what intervention. With agenda, prep checklist, and follow-up structure.
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Page count: 9. Print-ready PDF — letter / A4 friendly. Click image to see all pages.
Learning objective
Provide a structured template for the termly meeting that translates assessment data into specific intervention decisions.
About this resource
- Subject: Parent Communication & School Letters
- Type: Template
- Grade levels: Kindergarten (ages 4-6, ≈ Reception / Y1), Grade 1 (ages 6-7, ≈ Year 2), Grade 2 (ages 7-8, ≈ Year 3), Grade 3 (ages 8-9, ≈ Year 4), Grade 4 (ages 9-10, ≈ Year 5), Grade 5 (ages 10-11, ≈ Year 6), Grade 6 (ages 11-12, ≈ Year 7)
- Pages: 9
- Date added: 2026-11-06
- Credit: Qualified primary teacher
Books on assessment and data
Convenience links if you'd like to look any of these up. We've recommended these books in the resource above.
For teachers
- E Embedded Formative Assessment — Dylan Wiliam
- M Making Good Progress: The Future of Assessment for Learning — Daisy Christodoulou
- R Responsive Teaching — Harry Fletcher-Wood
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