2016 Phonics Screening Check Question Level Analysis (QLA)

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See exactly which words and sounds your Year 1 children found hard in the 2016 phonics screening check – digraphs, split digraphs, real and pseudo-words – and who is close to the threshold. A ready-made Excel workbook.

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2016 Phonics Screening Check Question Level Analysis

Built for the 2016 phonics screening check. Type a 1 for each word a child reads correctly and the workbook does the rest: who met the expected standard (32 out of 40 in 2016) against the national figure, every word broken into its sounds, and clear next steps for teaching.

What you get

  • Overview – the whole cohort, one class or one group: % meeting the standard against national, both sections, and every word type.
  • What next? – the words to reteach first, the word types to focus on (with the children to group) and the children close to the threshold.
  • Every word – what it tests (e.g. s-p-r-a-c-e: split digraph a–e; adjacent consonants), your %, and a teaching tip.
  • Word types – single letters, adjacent consonants, consonant digraphs, vowel digraphs and trigraphs, split digraphs and two-syllable words; real words against pseudo-words.
  • Heat map and teaching groups – every child at a glance and ready-made intervention groups.
  • Pupil reports – a one-page A4 report for every child. Print one, one class or all of them with Ctrl+P.

Good to know

  • Excel workbook (.xlsx) for Windows or Mac. No macros – nothing to enable.
  • Up to 500 children and 30 classes. Formulas are locked so results can’t be broken by accident.
  • There is no national data for individual words, so the national comparison is the % of Year 1 pupils meeting the standard (DfE) – overall and for pupil premium, SEND, EAL, boys and girls.
  • Instant download after purchase. Licensed to the school or trust that buys it.
  • Help and answers to common questions: test analysis help.

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