This writing assessment checklist has been created from the end of KS2 writing assessment framework. It is designed to be used half termly to assess a single piece of writing and includes a progress tracker on the second page. The checklist could be stuck in the back of a book or kept by the teacher depending on preference. This assessment checklist works well alongside my Year 6 Writing Toolkit, which has been created to be a much more child friendly resource.

This writing assessment checklist has been created from the end of KS1 writing assessment framework. It is designed to be used half termly to assess a single piece of writing and includes a progress tracker on the second page. The checklist could be stuck in the back of a book or kept by the teacher depending on preference.

These objectives have been taken directly from the National Curriculum and formatted/grouped in an user friendly format. These objectives also encompass objectives listed in the spelling and grammar appendices. A useful document to help teachers map and plan for curriculum coverage. This document has also proved useful when provided to parents to help them understand the expectations for writing in each year group. Coming soon: Reading, Math and Science Objectives Lists; and Year Group Objective List packs - listing English, Math and Science objectives per Year Group.

We all know how hard it can be for children to include all the grammar features for year six in their writing. This is a resource I have made to help encourage the children to include as many as they can! I created it in line with the end of KS2 assessment framework. It does not include every single objective from the framework - but it certainly helps the children tick off lots of them! (Harry Potter themed examples are included to help the children remember how to use the feature!) Gold-coloured objectives are those usually taught in Year 6. Silver-coloured objectives are those usually taught in Year 5. Bronze-coloured objectives are those usually taught in LKS2. (Tip: I print these on A3 and laminate them so they are a reusable resource the children can use when writing independently.)