Are the new NAPLAN reports easier to understand?

QUEENSLAND NAPLAN

Students at Stafford State School in Brisbane Source: AAP / DAN PELED/AAPIMAGE

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Over the next few weeks, parents and carers whose children in grades three, five, seven and nine took NAPLAN assessments are to receive reports on their child's proficiency in literacy and numeracy. The way results are reported has been changed to show more clearly if a student is meeting expectations for their stage of schooling.

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