Real marked work
Names are hidden. Everything else is exactly as the student received it: their working, our marks and our comments.
One answer, start to finish
- The question. GCSE Higher: rearrange a formula so that t is the subject.
- The student’s attempt. Their own working, line by line, exactly as sent to us.
- The marks. M1, M1 and A1 written next to the lines that earned them: 3 out of 3.
- The note. What the best final answer looks like, so the student writes it that way in the exam.
- What happens next. A harder question of the same type in the next test, to check it has stuck.
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More scripts, marked
Red marks show method (M) and accuracy (A) marks; boxed notes explain the fix.
After every test: a feedback table
Each question with its topic, the marks earned and a comment. Parents see the same table, so it is clear what is going well and what we work on next.
How a question is marked
Our own exam-style question, with the marks an examiner would give for each line.
EXAM-STYLE
Solve the inequality 2x² − 7x − 15 < 0
[3 marks]- (2x + 3)(x − 5) < 0M1factorises correctly
- critical values x = −1.5, x = 5A1both roots
- −1.5 < x < 5A1correct region, strict inequality
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