This year’s national assessment will be the last time students sit NAPLAN in May. From 2023 the test will be conducted in March after a review found feedback on the ­results was ­delivered too ...

This was published 5 years ago NAPLAN online failures arose during practice tests, review reveals Pallavi Singhal August 8, 2019 — 12.31am Normal text size Larger text size Very large text size ...

This month, 1.3 million children in Years 3, 5, 7 and 9 will sit national test of reading, writing, spelling and punctuation and mathematics, in the NAPLAN test.

An online sample NAPLAN test aimed at Year 3 pupils has stumped Aussie adults yet again, with dozens of participants scoring 0 out of 10. One third got six or fewer questions of the maths and ...

Mr Stokes yesterday said NSW would retain pencil-and-paper NAPLAN tests for Year 3 — boycotting the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority’s plan for national online tests.

He did not rule out the option of retaining pen and paper tests for Year 3 writing in the long-term. Schools across Australia were previously expected to administer all NAPLAN tests online by 2019.

One in three of the country’s 1.3 million school students who sat the 2023 NAPLAN tests failed to meet literacy and numeracy expectations in the latest sign that Australia’s educational ...

PRELIMINARY results from the 2015 NAPLAN testing show young Territory students to be improving in two areas of literacy, in line with a national trend. From base year 2008 to 2015, Year 3 students ...

This year’s national assessment will be the last time students sit NAPLAN in May. From 2023 the test will be conducted in March after a review found feedback on the ­results was ­delivered too ...