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Year 9 - 11 Assesment Calendar
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Tudor Grange Academy Worcester – Assessment Calendar Non Core Template
Stimulating the next generation of achievers 1
Assessment Calendar (Non Core)
Subject:
Religious Studies
Year Group:
Year 9-11
Course / Qualification:
Religious Studies Unit 3
Assessments:
Half Term 1
Assessment Title: Religious Attitudes to Matters of Life
Formative Assessment 1
Common Assessment
Medical Ethics – Lesson 4 – Questions of fertility treatment
GCSE Examination paper on medical ethics
File Location: TGI Space
TGI Space
Feedback to students: Mark out of 12 – Formally assessed with 2 targets
Formally assessed with 2 targets
Tudor Grange Academy Worcester – Assessment Calendar Non Core Template
Stimulating the next generation of achievers 2
Half Term 2
Assessment Title:
Poverty in the UK
Formative Assessment 1
Common Assessment
Lesson 4 – Why do some people take drugs?
Lesson 9 – Full GCSE Assessment on Religion and Drugs
File Location: TGI Space
TGI Space
Feedback to students: Mark out of 6 – Peer assessment.
Mark out of 18 – Full diagnostic with targets
Half Term 3
Assessment Title:
Religious Attitudes to drug abuse
Formative Assessment 1
Common Assessment
Lesson 2 “Why do young men under the age of 25 cause most crime.” (5 Marks)
Formal assessment on Crime and Punishment (30 Marks)
File Location: TGI Space
TGI Space
Feedback to students: Formally assessed – Marked back and given advice
Formally assessed – Students will have answers fed back at end of session and mark themselves. They will then be given GCSE grade
Tudor Grange Academy Worcester – Assessment Calendar Non Core Template
Stimulating the next generation of achievers 3
Half Term 4
Assessment Title:
Religious attitudes to the death and the elderly
Formative Assessment 1
Common Assessment
Lesson 4 – Overview What is assisted suicide? (2) Outline different attitudes among Christians towards abortion.(6) Explain why some people do not believe in life after death.(8) “Only God has the right to take someone’s life, so euthanasia is wrong.” Do you agree? Give reasons for your opinion, showing that you have considered another point of view. In your answer, you should refer to Christianity. (4)
Lesson 6 – Exam question 2
File Location: TGI Space
TGI Space
Feedback to students: Formally assessed – GCSE grade and targets to be given back to students.
Formal GCSE grade given by teacher 18 Marks There are model responses on TGI Space – These are to be shared with students in Feed back
Half Term 5
Assessment Title:
Crime and Punishment
Formative Assessment 1
Common Assessment
PREPARATION FOR GCSE EXAMS
File Location:
Feedback to students:
Tudor Grange Academy Worcester – Assessment Calendar Non Core Template
Stimulating the next generation of achievers 4
Half Term 6
Assessment Title:
Mock Examination
Formative Assessment 1
Common Assessment
None
File Location:
Feedback to students: