top of page

Example grade sets you can copy

4 days ago
1 min read

Not sure how to set up your grade set? Here are some common ones teachers use. Copy the levels in this order, highest first.

KS1 / KS2 (end of key stage)

Level name

Abbreviation

Greater depth

GDS

Expected standard

EXS

Working towards

WTS

Mastery scale

Level name

Abbreviation

Mastery

M

Secure

S

Developing

D

Emerging

E

GCSE (9–1)

Level name

Abbreviation

Grade 9

9

Grade 8

8

…

…

Grade 1

1

A Level

Level name

Abbreviation

A*

A*

A

A

B

B

C

C

D

D

E

E

Simple, for younger pupils

Level name

Abbreviation

Gold

G

Silver

S

Bronze

B

Tip: Use clear, descriptive level names. "Secure understanding" tells the AI more than "Level 3". See How does MarkMate's AI use grade sets?

 
 
 

Recent Posts

See All
How to delete a resource

If a resource is out of date or was uploaded by mistake, you can delete it from the library. Steps Click Resources at the top of the screen. Click the resource. Click Delete resource. Confirm. "Delete

 
 
 
How to edit a resource

You can rename a resource, add a description, change its type, or swap in an updated file, such as a corrected mark scheme. Steps Click Resources at the top of the screen. Click the resource you want

 
 
 

Comments

Mark 30 Books In 30 Minutes

After featuring on BBC Dragons' Den, Mark Mate has enabled 1000's of teachers to mark their books using only their voice.

bottom of page