What does NCT stand for?

National Curriculum Test (UK)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Summary: National curriculum test results show fewer primary school pupils are reaching the level expected of them in English.

Sats results: English standards falling

The results of this year's national curriculum tests show one in five 11-year-olds are often unable to spell words with more than one syllable or construct a sentence using the correct punctuation.

BROKEN ENGLISH.. EDUCATION

Some teachers are already reporting delays to the marking of this year's Key Stage Two national curriculum tests for 11-year-olds in an echo of last year's exams fiasco.

SATs in trouble again; After last year's farce, fears for tests at ...

SENIOR officials from the American firm hired to oversee delivery of this year's delayed national curriculum tests were being questioned by MPs today.

Exam boss in hot seat

Nine out of 10 secondary teachers believe that national curriculum tests (SATs) for 11-year-olds do not reflect their true abil-ities, according to a study by think tank Civitas.

Research finds SAT results are 'inflated'

He told The Times: "You could run sample tests alongside the national curriculum tests for perhaps three years, before moving to a mix of national sampling and progress testing.

Replace Key Stages with random tests for just a few'

Judy Moorhouse said she wanted to see the national curriculum tests - or Sats - replaced with a better system for assessing children.

New move to end Sats

TEN thousand 14- year olds may have been given the wrong marks in this year's English national curriculum tests, head teachers warned.

English exams marking `in doubt'