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CENTRE REPORT Number of Students: 68 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014 Number of Teaching Groups: 4 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH Performance in each sub-strand For this part of the report, we have used the overall ability of each student and the difficulty of each question to predict how well each student should perform on each question. We have then compared their predicted performance with their actual performance. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed better than expected, this may indicate that the teaching has been particularly effective in that sub-strand. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed worse than expected, this may indicate that the coverage of the sub-strand was incomplete or that learning in this area has been less thorough than in other areas. Wc Content Performance was as expected Wa Purpose and audience Performance was worse than expected Wn Text structure Performance was worse than expected Writing Us Spelling Performance was worse than expected Uv Vocabulary Performance was worse than expected Un Sentence structure Performance was as expected Up Punctuation Performance was worse than expected Usage Rx Explicit meaning Performance was better than expected Ri Implicit meaning Performance was better than expected Ru Use of language Performance was better than expected Reading Average Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores are as follows: Usage Average score = 3.1 Writing Average score = 2.9 English (overall) Average score = 3.4 Reading Average score = 4.0 Explanation of the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Scale: Note: Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

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Page 1: Master Checkpoint Reportcitckids.org/English-844-CHECKPOINT.pdf · CENTRE REPORT Number of Students: 68 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014 Number of Teaching Groups: 4 Centre: CAMBRIDGE

CENTRE REPORT

Number of Students: 68 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Number of Teaching Groups: 4 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Performance in each sub-strandFor this part of the report, we have used the overall ability of each student and the difficulty of each question to predict how well each student should perform on each question. We have then compared their predicted performance with their actual performance. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed better than expected, this may indicate that the teaching has been particularly effective in that sub-strand. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed worse than expected, this may indicate that the coverage of the sub-strand was incomplete or that learning in this area has been less thorough than in other areas.

Wc Content Performance was as expectedWa Purpose and audience Performance was worse than expectedWn Text structure Performance was worse than expected

Writing

Us Spelling Performance was worse than expectedUv Vocabulary Performance was worse than expected

Un Sentence structure Performance was as expectedUp Punctuation Performance was worse than expectedUsage

Rx Explicit meaning Performance was better than expectedRi Implicit meaning Performance was better than expectedRu Use of language Performance was better than expected

Reading

Average Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores are as follows:

Usage Average score = 3.1

Writing Average score = 2.9

English (overall) Average score = 3.4

Reading Average score = 4.0

Explanation of the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Scale:

• Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowestlevel of ability) to 6.0 (the highest level of ability).

• Students achieving between 3.0 and 4.0 have a sound understanding of mostof the curriculum content.

• Students achieving less than 2.0 have a basic understanding of the curriculumcontent. They would benefit from more focus on some areas of the curriculum.

• Students achieving more than 5.0 have an excellent understanding of thecurriculum content.

Note:

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

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REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 1 : Summary

Number of Students: 37 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Explanation of the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Scale:

• Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowestlevel of ability) to 6.0 (the highest level of ability)

• Students achieving between 3.0 and 4.0 have a sound understanding of mostof the curriculum content.

• Student achieving less than 2.0 have a basic understanding of the curriculumcontent. They would benefit from more focus on some areas of the curriculum.

• Student achieving more than 5.0 have an excellent understanding of thecurriculum content.

Note:

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Average Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores for this teaching group are as follows:

Usage Average score = 3.1

Writing Average score = 3.0

English (overall) Average score = 3.5

Reading Average score = 4.2

Wc Content Performance was as expectedWa Purpose and audience Performance was worse than expectedWn Text structure Performance was worse than expected

Writing

Us Spelling Performance was worse than expectedUv Vocabulary Performance was as expected

Un Sentence structure Performance was worse than expectedUp Punctuation Performance was as expectedUsage

Rx Explicit meaning Performance was better than expectedRi Implicit meaning Performance was better than expectedRu Use of language Performance was better than expected

Reading

For this part of the report, we have used the overall ability of each student and the difficulty of each question to predict how well each student should perform on each question. We have then compared their predicted performance with their actual performance. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed better than expected, this may indicate that the teaching has been particularly effective in that sub-strand. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed worse than expected, this may indicate that the coverage of the sub-strand was incomplete or that learning in this area has been less thorough than in other areas.

Performance in each sub-strand

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10 WALLA ISAM OSMAN ELKHIDIR AHMED 3.0 3.2 3.0 2.6

1 MAJID ABDELMONEIM ABDELRAOOF AHMED 2.5 3.2 1.9 2.6

5 YAHIA ABDELLATIF ABDELRAHIM AHMED 4.2 4.6 4.0 3.7

2 MALIK ANAS BEDAWI BABIKER 5.3 6.0 4.7 4.8

3 MOHAMED YASIR NOUR ELDAIM MOHAMED GASHI 3.1 3.8 3.5 0.9

6 ISMAEEL MOHAMED KHEIRI FAGEER 2.5 3.2 2.2 2.1

9 NOUF MUGAHID SIDAHMED HUSSEIN 4.2 4.9 4.5 2.1

4 SOUD HASSAN ABDELKRIM AWAODA 3.9 4.9 3.0 3.7

7 FATIMA MALIK MOHAMMED FADUL 4.5 6.0 3.3 3.2

8 MAWADA MOHAMED ELRASHID ELZAIN 2.7 2.9 2.8 2.1

Class Average 3.5 4.2 3.1 3.0

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 37 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores)

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11 MINAS HAITHAM HASSAN ABDELHAFIZ 1.2 2.5 1.2 0.0

16 ABD ALMAGEED MOSTAFA ABD ALMAJED ABDELKAREEM MASRE

3.7 5.1 3.0 2.1

14 MOHAMED ISHAG HAMZA MOHAMED 2.7 3.5 2.2 2.1

12 BASAMAT YOUSIF AHMED MAHAMOUD 0.7 1.0 0.0 1.5

13 LUAI ELFATIH AHMED ELSIDDIG 6.0 6.0 5.7 5.4

19 ILAF MUTAZ OSMAN ABDELRAHMAN 4.9 6.0 3.8 4.2

20 FATMA SALAH ABDELAZIZ AHMED 5.7 5.4 5.7 6.0

18 ABDELRAHMAN ELSADIG MOHAMMED AHMED 5.4 6.0 4.3 5.4

15 MOHAMED AMRO MOHAMED ADAM 3.0 3.8 2.8 2.1

17 OUMAR KHALIL IMAD YOUSSEF 1.6 2.2 1.2 1.5

Class Average 3.5 4.2 3.1 3.0

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 37 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores)

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29 AHMED ZAKARIA MOHIELDIN SALIH 3.1 4.6 2.5 1.5

30 TAWHEED TAGELDIEN ABDELAZIZ IBRAHIM 3.0 3.5 3.3 1.5

23 WAAD ISAM OSMAN ELKHIDIR AHMED 1.8 1.8 1.9 1.5

24 NOURAN ALAA MOHAMED SHAFIEK MOHAMED 4.0 4.1 3.8 4.2

21 HADEEL YASSIR OMER MOHAMMED 4.7 4.9 4.7 4.2

22 SHAIMA ISAM OSMAN ELKHIDIR AHMED 3.0 3.5 2.8 2.6

25 ROAA JAMAL ELTAYEB AHMED 3.1 2.9 3.3 3.2

27 MUSTAFA KHALID ALI MOHAMMED 2.8 4.4 1.9 1.5

28 MOHAMED ALFATIH ELHASSAN ELMAHDI YOUSIF 1.4 1.8 0.8 1.5

26 MOHAMED AMGAD MOHAMED ABDELSALAM 4.7 4.4 5.5 3.7

Class Average 3.5 4.2 3.1 3.0

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 37 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores)

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32 MOAYAD BABIKER AHMED ALI 4.3 4.9 4.0 3.7

35 AHMED FEDAIL ABDELAZIZ AHMED FEDAIL HASSAN 4.8 6.0 4.0 3.2

34 HUZYFA MOHAMED IBRAHIM 3.8 4.6 3.3 3.2

31 ZAKARIYA SADIG HASSAN ELSADIG 4.9 5.6 4.3 4.8

33 OSAMA MOHAMMED ELTIGANI MOHAMMED 5.1 5.9 4.7 4.2

37 ZEYNEP MUSA IHSAN ILYAS 4.2 5.1 2.5 5.9

36 ROAA RAED IBRAHIM WALWEEL 1.8 2.2 0.8 2.6

Class Average 3.5 4.2 3.1 3.0

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 37 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores)

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1120211010000000010010110000002210111010110122106 19 11 30 2.5

2121211010100100011010210001012122321101110122115 29 16 45 4.2

2121111001000100010100000000002221210002110002118 18 13 31 2.7

2121111011112110011120200000012211321102111102117 26 22 48 4.5

2121212211100000010021100000002211221102110102114 23 19 42 3.9

2100111011110000010010110001001201221002110001101 18 12 30 2.5

2121001011010000011011100000002222210111110102013 22 13 35 3.1

3121212111110120110021211000012222331112111012012 32 24 56 5.3

21111110111001001100101000000022212111000111011115 19 15 34 3.0

21212100101100000100101000000112001201011100211114 17 14 31 2.7

43223320111121100110212000012122212211121111121113 32 31 63 6.0

21212110110001000110102000000022111210011100011110 18 16 34 3.0

2121211011102000010020211001112221111001111112119 27 18 45 4.2

11111110000000000100200000000001002000100000011112 7 10 17 0.7

21100000100000000100101000000012000110011100120111 13 7 20 1.2

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 3 : Marks scored on each question

Table of marks scored by each Student on each question

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Number of Students: 37 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

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21012112111100000000101010000111120101111110121129 20 15 35 3.1

21101100110100000110021000001122111210011100220130 23 11 34 3.0

11101010100100000000101000000021001210021100010028 13 8 21 1.4

21011112111000000000111000001021001111021110021127 19 13 32 2.8

22223220101120200101221000010122112311121111221118 31 26 57 5.4

21212220111200100111212110000022112211111111221119 29 23 52 4.9

11101110100000000000100100000021102010001101120117 15 8 23 1.6

32221221101010000101202110012122211301111110120026 28 22 50 4.7

21111110111201000100100110010122102111121111021016 24 16 40 3.7

42223330101200000110212010012122212311121110211120 33 27 60 5.7

22222220101001000100111100000121112211021111101124 24 19 43 4.0

22212220011000000000100010000122111110120101020125 19 16 35 3.1

21111010111000001000001011000001101210001101010023 13 11 24 1.8

22122220001220001010112100010122222201021110121121 29 21 50 4.7

22212120010001000100111000000121001110121101110122 18 16 34 3.0

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 3 : Marks scored on each question

Table of marks scored by each Student on each question

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Number of Students: 37 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

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11002220100121110100100010001122123410111110220137 28 17 45 4.2

22112221101201201111211100011122111111021111011135 25 26 51 4.8

11001110000000100000101100000021002210001101111136 17 7 24 1.8

32212221111200010111211100010122132211011111021133 28 26 54 5.1

11001111101120000110111110010121132310011101021134 27 14 41 3.8

22222220110121200101211000011122022310021101021131 26 26 52 4.9

21112220111101000100211100011122121210121101210132 27 19 46 4.3

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 1 - Part 3 : Marks scored on each question

Table of marks scored by each Student on each question

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Number of Students: 37 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E1 E1 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

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REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 2 - Part 1 : Summary

Number of Students: 12 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E2 E2 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Explanation of the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Scale:

• Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowestlevel of ability) to 6.0 (the highest level of ability)

• Students achieving between 3.0 and 4.0 have a sound understanding of mostof the curriculum content.

• Student achieving less than 2.0 have a basic understanding of the curriculumcontent. They would benefit from more focus on some areas of the curriculum.

• Student achieving more than 5.0 have an excellent understanding of thecurriculum content.

Note:

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Average Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores for this teaching group are as follows:

Usage Average score = 3.3

Writing Average score = 3.4

English (overall) Average score = 3.6

Reading Average score = 4.1

Wc Content Performance was as expectedWa Purpose and audience Performance was as expectedWn Text structure Performance was as expected

Writing

Us Spelling Performance was as expectedUv Vocabulary Performance was as expected

Un Sentence structure Performance was as expectedUp Punctuation Performance was as expectedUsage

Rx Explicit meaning Performance was as expectedRi Implicit meaning Performance was as expectedRu Use of language Performance was better than expected

Reading

For this part of the report, we have used the overall ability of each student and the difficulty of each question to predict how well each student should perform on each question. We have then compared their predicted performance with their actual performance. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed better than expected, this may indicate that the teaching has been particularly effective in that sub-strand. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed worse than expected, this may indicate that the coverage of the sub-strand was incomplete or that learning in this area has been less thorough than in other areas.

Performance in each sub-strand

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46 RAFA ALMUTAZ AHMED MOHAMMED 3.4 4.1 3.3 2.6

45 OMNIA SAMI ELTEGANI ABUELGASIM 5.5 5.6 5.2 5.9

48 SAMAH MUSTAFA MOHAMMED SALIH 4.1 3.8 4.3 4.2

47 RUAA MOHAMED ALI ABDELSEED 4.2 5.1 3.8 3.2

44 OHOOD KHALID MOHAMMED KHAMES 2.3 2.9 1.5 2.6

40 AHMED BABIKIR MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM 4.0 4.6 3.3 4.2

39 ABUBAKR ALSIDIG MOHAMED ELMANA MOHAMED 6.0 5.6 6.0 6.0

41 ASEEL ABUOBIEDA OSMAN MOHMED 4.5 5.6 3.8 3.7

43 MAHMOUD ALDIRDIRY ABDALLA ABDALRAHEEM 3.7 3.8 4.0 2.6

42 AYA HASHIM ALTIGANI ALZAIN 3.0 3.5 2.5 3.2

Class Average 3.6 4.1 3.3 3.4

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 2 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 12 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E2 E2 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores)

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49 SHAHD EHAB OSMAN IBRAHIM 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.9

50 TAHA ABDUAZIZ MOHAMMED AHMED 3.0 4.4 2.5 1.5

Class Average 3.6 4.1 3.3 3.4

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 2 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 12 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E2 E2 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores)

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21101110001121000111112010010022022210011100011146 22 16 38 3.4

31202222111110000101202100112122233411011111021145 35 23 58 5.5

10011000101100000101101000000122222211121111010150 25 9 34 3.0

00001000000100000000000010000120102100010000020049 11 2 13 0.0

33222222111000000000101000000022222210111111101048 22 22 44 4.1

22102222111100000100201100011122121111011111021147 25 20 45 4.2

22102222111100000110102110000121112210011110021140 23 20 43 4.0

33333332111120100111202100012122123310011110011139 28 35 63 6.0

11001110101100000000100010010121102210010111110144 19 9 28 2.3

32110120101201000000001100010122122210110110121143 25 15 40 3.7

22102221111100000000101010010011021100011111011142 17 17 34 3.0

32102220111110000101211110010022111211121110121141 27 21 48 4.5

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 2 - Part 3 : Marks scored on each question

Table of marks scored by each Student on each question

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Number of Students: 12 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E2 E2 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

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REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 3 - Part 1 : Summary

Number of Students: 14 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E3 E3 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Explanation of the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Scale:

• Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowestlevel of ability) to 6.0 (the highest level of ability)

• Students achieving between 3.0 and 4.0 have a sound understanding of mostof the curriculum content.

• Student achieving less than 2.0 have a basic understanding of the curriculumcontent. They would benefit from more focus on some areas of the curriculum.

• Student achieving more than 5.0 have an excellent understanding of thecurriculum content.

Note:

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Average Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores for this teaching group are as follows:

Usage Average score = 2.8

Writing Average score = 2.5

English (overall) Average score = 3.1

Reading Average score = 3.6

Wc Content Performance was as expectedWa Purpose and audience Performance was worse than expectedWn Text structure Performance was as expected

Writing

Us Spelling Performance was as expectedUv Vocabulary Performance was worse than expected

Un Sentence structure Performance was as expectedUp Punctuation Performance was as expectedUsage

Rx Explicit meaning Performance was better than expectedRi Implicit meaning Performance was as expectedRu Use of language Performance was better than expected

Reading

For this part of the report, we have used the overall ability of each student and the difficulty of each question to predict how well each student should perform on each question. We have then compared their predicted performance with their actual performance. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed better than expected, this may indicate that the teaching has been particularly effective in that sub-strand. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed worse than expected, this may indicate that the coverage of the sub-strand was incomplete or that learning in this area has been less thorough than in other areas.

Performance in each sub-strand

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58 MUNTABA HUSHAM HAMADELNIL OMER 2.0 2.5 1.9 1.5

59 MUNTASER ESAM ALHSSEEN MOHAMED 2.3 2.9 1.5 2.6

60 MUSTAFA MOHAMED SIRELKHATIM ALI 3.0 2.5 3.8 2.1

57 MOHAMED AHMED GAFAR ELHADI 2.0 2.9 1.9 0.9

53 AYA AHMED SAYED ABDULAAL FARAJ 3.1 3.5 2.5 3.7

52 ALMONZIR MOHAMEDAHMED BUSHRA BADAWI 3.3 4.6 2.5 2.6

51 AHMED ELFATIH ABDELRAZIG ALGOUSIE 2.7 3.8 2.5 0.9

55 BASIL ELFARAZDAG ELKHIER 1.5 3.2 0.8 0.0

54 AYA RAHMTALLA ABDELDAIME RAHMTALLA 2.5 2.9 2.8 1.5

56 LAMA NADIR GALAL TAWFIG 4.4 4.9 3.8 4.8

Class Average 3.1 3.6 2.8 2.5

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 3 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 14 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E3 E3 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores)

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63 TALA AYMAN MANSOUR ABDALLA ZAROUG 3.7 4.4 3.5 2.6

62 SADAD ASHRAF SABIR ALI 3.9 3.8 3.8 4.2

61 RAHA OSAMA HASSAN ELAMIN 4.0 3.8 4.5 3.2

64 WAFAA MOHAMED ELAGIB AHMED 4.6 5.4 4.0 4.2

Class Average 3.1 3.6 2.8 2.5

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 3 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 14 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E3 E3 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores)

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21212120000000000100200100010122221010010111020160 20 14 34 3.0

31102120101100000010201001011122111111121101020163 24 16 40 3.7

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11100010021010000110101100010121023311020111120152 26 11 37 3.3

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11101110000100000100001100000022011010021110120157 18 8 26 2.0

21002120110000000110000110000022212211011111021053 23 12 35 3.1

31213220011000000110201010000122122211021111220156 27 20 47 4.4

11100010110101000010001000010011000111020110020055 13 9 22 1.5

21112120001000000111101010000121110010000111020154 15 15 30 2.5

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 3 - Part 3 : Marks scored on each question

Table of marks scored by each Student on each question

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Number of Students: 14 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E3 E3 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

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REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 4 - Part 1 : Summary

Number of Students: 5 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E4 E4 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Explanation of the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Scale:

• Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowestlevel of ability) to 6.0 (the highest level of ability)

• Students achieving between 3.0 and 4.0 have a sound understanding of mostof the curriculum content.

• Student achieving less than 2.0 have a basic understanding of the curriculumcontent. They would benefit from more focus on some areas of the curriculum.

• Student achieving more than 5.0 have an excellent understanding of thecurriculum content.

Note:

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Average Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores for this teaching group are as follows:

Usage Average score = 3.5

Writing Average score = 2.6

English (overall) Average score = 3.3

Reading Average score = 3.4

Wc Content Performance was as expectedWa Purpose and audience Performance was as expectedWn Text structure Performance was as expected

Writing

Us Spelling Performance was as expectedUv Vocabulary Performance was as expected

Un Sentence structure Performance was as expectedUp Punctuation Performance was as expectedUsage

Rx Explicit meaning Performance was as expectedRi Implicit meaning Performance was as expectedRu Use of language Performance was as expected

Reading

For this part of the report, we have used the overall ability of each student and the difficulty of each question to predict how well each student should perform on each question. We have then compared their predicted performance with their actual performance. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed better than expected, this may indicate that the teaching has been particularly effective in that sub-strand. If there is a sub-strand where your group of students has performed worse than expected, this may indicate that the coverage of the sub-strand was incomplete or that learning in this area has been less thorough than in other areas.

Performance in each sub-strand

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65 ABD ALLA HAMDI SULIMAN 2.9 2.5 3.5 2.1

67 ARWA SHAMS ELDAWLA MOHAMED 3.0 3.5 3.0 2.1

68 RAYAN MOHAMED SEED AHMED 3.4 2.9 3.5 4.2

66 AHMED MUAZ AHMED TUNGO 3.4 3.8 3.3 3.2

69 ZAINAB TARIG MOHAMED KHALIL 3.7 4.4 4.0 1.5

Class Average 3.3 3.4 3.5 2.6

Student No. Student Name English Reading Usage Writing

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 4 - Part 2 : List of Students' Results

Number of Students: 5 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E4 E4 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

Table of Students' Results

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Results (Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scores)

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21112220100000000000101010010122122210021101021168 25 13 38 3.4

21122120100000000101100010001022211210111101121166 23 15 38 3.4

21001110101101000100011110010022111210011101021167 23 11 34 3.0

21222120000000000100110010000022121010121101001165 19 14 33 2.9

REPORT ON TEACHING GROUP 4 - Part 3 : Marks scored on each question

Table of marks scored by each Student on each question

Any student who missed a paper has been omitted from the analysis on this page.

Number of Students: 5 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Name of Teaching Group: E4 E4 Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: ENGLISH

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 1 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MAJID ABDELMONEIM ABDELRAOOF AHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.5

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.9

Writing 2.6

Reading 3.2

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 1 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MAJID ABDELMONEIM ABDELRAOOF AHMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.9

Writing score = 2.6

English (Overall) score = 2.5

Reading score = 3.2

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

11b Reading Use of language 2

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

14a Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

13v Usage Punctuation 2

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 2 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MALIK ANAS BEDAWI BABIKER

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 5.3

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.7

Writing 4.8

Reading 6.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 2 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MALIK ANAS BEDAWI BABIKER Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.7

Writing score = 4.8

English (Overall) score = 5.3

Reading score = 6.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

7 Reading Implicit meaning 2

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

2 Reading Explicit meaning 1

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

5 Reading Explicit meaning 1

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 3 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MOHAMED YASIR NOUR ELDAIM MOHAMED GASHI

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.1

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.5

Writing 0.9

Reading 3.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 3 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MOHAMED YASIR NOUR ELDAIM MOHAMED GASHI

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.5

Writing score = 0.9

English (Overall) score = 3.1

Reading score = 3.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

11iii Usage Sentence structure 1

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

10a Reading Use of language 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

10b Reading Use of language 1

13iii Writing Text structure 2

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

11a Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 4 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

SOUD HASSAN ABDELKRIM AWAODA

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.9

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.0

Writing 3.7

Reading 4.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 4 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: SOUD HASSAN ABDELKRIM AWAODA

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.0

Writing score = 3.7

English (Overall) score = 3.9

Reading score = 4.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

12b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13a Usage Sentence structure 1

17 Usage Punctuation 1

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 5 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

YAHIA ABDELLATIF ABDELRAHIM AHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.2

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.0

Writing 3.7

Reading 4.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 5 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: YAHIA ABDELLATIF ABDELRAHIM AHMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.0

Writing score = 3.7

English (Overall) score = 4.2

Reading score = 4.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

11ii Writing Text structure 1

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11v Usage Spelling 1

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

13i Writing Content 2

11b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 6 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ISMAEEL MOHAMED KHEIRI FAGEER

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.5

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.2

Writing 2.1

Reading 3.2

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 6 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ISMAEEL MOHAMED KHEIRI FAGEER

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.2

Writing score = 2.1

English (Overall) score = 2.5

Reading score = 3.2

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

17 Usage Punctuation 1

5 Reading Explicit meaning 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1 Reading Explicit meaning 1

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

13vii Usage Spelling 2

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 7 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

FATIMA MALIK MOHAMMED FADUL

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.5

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.3

Writing 3.2

Reading 6.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 7 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: FATIMA MALIK MOHAMMED FADUL

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.3

Writing score = 3.2

English (Overall) score = 4.5

Reading score = 6.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13iii Writing Text structure 2

13i Writing Content 2

17 Usage Punctuation 1

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 8 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MAWADA MOHAMED ELRASHID ELZAIN

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.7

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.8

Writing 2.1

Reading 2.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 8 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MAWADA MOHAMED ELRASHID ELZAIN

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.8

Writing score = 2.1

English (Overall) score = 2.7

Reading score = 2.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

11b Reading Use of language 2

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

10b Reading Use of language 1

12a Reading Use of language 2

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

18 Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 9 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

NOUF MUGAHID SIDAHMED HUSSEIN

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.2

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.5

Writing 2.1

Reading 4.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 9 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: NOUF MUGAHID SIDAHMED HUSSEIN

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.5

Writing score = 2.1

English (Overall) score = 4.2

Reading score = 4.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

18 Usage Punctuation 1

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11ii Writing Text structure 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

13i Writing Content 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 10 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

WALLA ISAM OSMAN ELKHIDIR AHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.0

Writing 2.6

Reading 3.2

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 10 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: WALLA ISAM OSMAN ELKHIDIR AHMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.0

Writing score = 2.6

English (Overall) score = 3.0

Reading score = 3.2

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

11b Reading Use of language 2

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

18 Usage Punctuation 1

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11a Reading Use of language 2

11ii Writing Text structure 1

13a Usage Sentence structure 1

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 11 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MINAS HAITHAM HASSAN ABDELHAFIZ

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 1.2

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.2

Writing 0.0

Reading 2.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 11 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MINAS HAITHAM HASSAN ABDELHAFIZ

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.2

Writing score = 0.0

English (Overall) score = 1.2

Reading score = 2.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

18 Usage Punctuation 1

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

4 Reading Implicit meaning 2

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11ii Writing Text structure 1

13iii Writing Text structure 2

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 12 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

BASAMAT YOUSIF AHMED MAHAMOUD

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 0.7

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 0.0

Writing 1.5

Reading 1.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 12 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: BASAMAT YOUSIF AHMED MAHAMOUD

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 0.0

Writing score = 1.5

English (Overall) score = 0.7

Reading score = 1.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

2 Reading Explicit meaning 1

4 Reading Implicit meaning 2

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

7b Reading Explicit meaning 1

12 Usage Sentence structure 1

10b Reading Use of language 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 13 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

LUAI ELFATIH AHMED ELSIDDIG

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 6.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 5.7

Writing 5.4

Reading 6.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 13 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: LUAI ELFATIH AHMED ELSIDDIG

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 5.7

Writing score = 5.4

English (Overall) score = 6.0

Reading score = 6.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

13vii Usage Spelling 2

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

17 Usage Punctuation 1

11iii Usage Sentence structure 1

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 14 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MOHAMED ISHAG HAMZA MOHAMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.7

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.2

Writing 2.1

Reading 3.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 14 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MOHAMED ISHAG HAMZA MOHAMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.2

Writing score = 2.1

English (Overall) score = 2.7

Reading score = 3.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

13a Usage Sentence structure 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

10b Reading Use of language 1

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

13i Writing Content 2

12 Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 15 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MOHAMED AMRO MOHAMED ADAM

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.8

Writing 2.1

Reading 3.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 15 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MOHAMED AMRO MOHAMED ADAM

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.8

Writing score = 2.1

English (Overall) score = 3.0

Reading score = 3.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

6 Reading Use of language 1

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7b Reading Explicit meaning 1

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

13a Usage Sentence structure 1

13iii Writing Text structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 16 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ABD ALMAGEED MOSTAFA ABD ALMAJED ABDELKAREEM MASRE

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.7

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.0

Writing 2.1

Reading 5.1

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 16 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ABD ALMAGEED MOSTAFA ABD ALMAJED ABDELKAREEM MASRE

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.0

Writing score = 2.1

English (Overall) score = 3.7

Reading score = 5.1

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1 Reading Explicit meaning 1

18 Usage Punctuation 1

11iii Usage Sentence structure 1

13iii Writing Text structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 17 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

OUMAR KHALIL IMAD YOUSSEF

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 1.6

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.2

Writing 1.5

Reading 2.2

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 17 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: OUMAR KHALIL IMAD YOUSSEF Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.2

Writing score = 1.5

English (Overall) score = 1.6

Reading score = 2.2

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

17 Usage Punctuation 1

5 Reading Explicit meaning 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

13vii Usage Spelling 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 18 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ABDELRAHMAN ELSADIG MOHAMMED AHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 5.4

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.3

Writing 5.4

Reading 6.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 18 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ABDELRAHMAN ELSADIG MOHAMMED AHMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.3

Writing score = 5.4

English (Overall) score = 5.4

Reading score = 6.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

19 Usage Vocabulary 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

7 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

17 Usage Punctuation 1

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

11b Reading Use of language 2

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 19 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ILAF MUTAZ OSMAN ABDELRAHMAN

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.9

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.8

Writing 4.2

Reading 6.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 19 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ILAF MUTAZ OSMAN ABDELRAHMAN

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.8

Writing score = 4.2

English (Overall) score = 4.9

Reading score = 6.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13a Usage Sentence structure 1

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

14a Usage Sentence structure 1

13b Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 20 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

FATMA SALAH ABDELAZIZ AHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 5.7

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 5.7

Writing 6.0

Reading 5.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 20 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: FATMA SALAH ABDELAZIZ AHMED Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 5.7

Writing score = 6.0

English (Overall) score = 5.7

Reading score = 5.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

13vii Usage Spelling 2

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

17 Usage Punctuation 1

5 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 21 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

HADEEL YASSIR OMER MOHAMMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.7

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.7

Writing 4.2

Reading 4.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 21 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: HADEEL YASSIR OMER MOHAMMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.7

Writing score = 4.2

English (Overall) score = 4.7

Reading score = 4.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

10a Reading Use of language 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

10b Reading Use of language 1

12a Reading Use of language 2

4 Reading Implicit meaning 2

5 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 22 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

SHAIMA ISAM OSMAN ELKHIDIR AHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.8

Writing 2.6

Reading 3.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 22 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: SHAIMA ISAM OSMAN ELKHIDIR AHMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.8

Writing score = 2.6

English (Overall) score = 3.0

Reading score = 3.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

12a Reading Use of language 2

11v Usage Spelling 1

11a Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 23 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

WAAD ISAM OSMAN ELKHIDIR AHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 1.8

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.9

Writing 1.5

Reading 1.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 23 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: WAAD ISAM OSMAN ELKHIDIR AHMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.9

Writing score = 1.5

English (Overall) score = 1.8

Reading score = 1.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

11b Reading Use of language 2

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

15 Usage Sentence structure 1

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

12 Usage Sentence structure 1

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

1 Reading Explicit meaning 1

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 24 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

NOURAN ALAA MOHAMED SHAFIEK MOHAMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.8

Writing 4.2

Reading 4.1

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 24 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: NOURAN ALAA MOHAMED SHAFIEK MOHAMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.8

Writing score = 4.2

English (Overall) score = 4.0

Reading score = 4.1

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11v Usage Spelling 1

11b Reading Use of language 2

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 25 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ROAA JAMAL ELTAYEB AHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.1

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.3

Writing 3.2

Reading 2.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 25 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ROAA JAMAL ELTAYEB AHMED Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.3

Writing score = 3.2

English (Overall) score = 3.1

Reading score = 2.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7b Reading Explicit meaning 1

12a Reading Use of language 2

18 Usage Punctuation 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 26 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MOHAMED AMGAD MOHAMED ABDELSALAM

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.7

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 5.5

Writing 3.7

Reading 4.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 26 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MOHAMED AMGAD MOHAMED ABDELSALAM

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 5.5

Writing score = 3.7

English (Overall) score = 4.7

Reading score = 4.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

13b Usage Sentence structure 1

12b Reading Use of language 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

10b Reading Use of language 1

1 Reading Explicit meaning 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11ii Writing Text structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 27 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MUSTAFA KHALID ALI MOHAMMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.8

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.9

Writing 1.5

Reading 4.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 27 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MUSTAFA KHALID ALI MOHAMMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.9

Writing score = 1.5

English (Overall) score = 2.8

Reading score = 4.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

6 Reading Use of language 1

13b Usage Sentence structure 1

10a Reading Use of language 1

12b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

11v Usage Spelling 1

13v Usage Punctuation 2

11ii Writing Text structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 28 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MOHAMED ALFATIH ELHASSAN ELMAHDI YOUSIF

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 1.4

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 0.8

Writing 1.5

Reading 1.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 28 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MOHAMED ALFATIH ELHASSAN ELMAHDI YOUSIF

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 0.8

Writing score = 1.5

English (Overall) score = 1.4

Reading score = 1.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

18 Usage Punctuation 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

1 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 29 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

AHMED ZAKARIA MOHIELDIN SALIH

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.1

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.5

Writing 1.5

Reading 4.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 29 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: AHMED ZAKARIA MOHIELDIN SALIH

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.5

Writing score = 1.5

English (Overall) score = 3.1

Reading score = 4.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

10a Reading Use of language 1

12b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11ii Writing Text structure 1

10b Reading Use of language 1

11v Usage Spelling 1

13v Usage Punctuation 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 30 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

TAWHEED TAGELDIEN ABDELAZIZ IBRAHIM

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.3

Writing 1.5

Reading 3.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 30 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: TAWHEED TAGELDIEN ABDELAZIZ IBRAHIM

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.3

Writing score = 1.5

English (Overall) score = 3.0

Reading score = 3.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

13b Usage Sentence structure 1

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

19 Usage Vocabulary 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

13i Writing Content 2

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

11a Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 31 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ZAKARIYA SADIG HASSAN ELSADIG

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.9

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.3

Writing 4.8

Reading 5.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 31 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ZAKARIYA SADIG HASSAN ELSADIG

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.3

Writing score = 4.8

English (Overall) score = 4.9

Reading score = 5.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

7 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

11a Reading Use of language 2

17 Usage Punctuation 1

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 32 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MOAYAD BABIKER AHMED ALI

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.3

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.0

Writing 3.7

Reading 4.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 32 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MOAYAD BABIKER AHMED ALI Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.0

Writing score = 3.7

English (Overall) score = 4.3

Reading score = 4.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

2 Reading Explicit meaning 1

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11ii Writing Text structure 1

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 33 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

OSAMA MOHAMMED ELTIGANI MOHAMMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 5.1

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.7

Writing 4.2

Reading 5.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 33 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: OSAMA MOHAMMED ELTIGANI MOHAMMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.7

Writing score = 4.2

English (Overall) score = 5.1

Reading score = 5.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

11iii Usage Sentence structure 1

10a Reading Use of language 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

6 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

13b Usage Sentence structure 1

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 34 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

HUZYFA MOHAMED IBRAHIM

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.8

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.3

Writing 3.2

Reading 4.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 34 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: HUZYFA MOHAMED IBRAHIM Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.3

Writing score = 3.2

English (Overall) score = 3.8

Reading score = 4.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

11iii Usage Sentence structure 1

12b Reading Use of language 2

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11v Usage Spelling 1

13v Usage Punctuation 2

13vii Usage Spelling 2

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 35 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

AHMED FEDAIL ABDELAZIZ AHMED FEDAIL HASSAN

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.8

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.0

Writing 3.2

Reading 6.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 35 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: AHMED FEDAIL ABDELAZIZ AHMED FEDAIL HASSAN

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.0

Writing score = 3.2

English (Overall) score = 4.8

Reading score = 6.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

10a Reading Use of language 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

5 Reading Implicit meaning 2

7 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

11ii Writing Text structure 1

11b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 36 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ROAA RAED IBRAHIM WALWEEL

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 1.8

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 0.8

Writing 2.6

Reading 2.2

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 36 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ROAA RAED IBRAHIM WALWEEL Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 0.8

Writing score = 2.6

English (Overall) score = 1.8

Reading score = 2.2

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

17 Usage Punctuation 1

5 Reading Explicit meaning 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

7 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

12a Reading Use of language 2

13v Usage Punctuation 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 37 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ZEYNEP MUSA IHSAN ILYAS

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.2

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.5

Writing 5.9

Reading 5.1

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 37 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ZEYNEP MUSA IHSAN ILYAS Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.5

Writing score = 5.9

English (Overall) score = 4.2

Reading score = 5.1

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

6 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13v Usage Punctuation 2

13vii Usage Spelling 2

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

18 Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 39 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ABUBAKR ALSIDIG MOHAMED ELMANA MOHAMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 6.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 6.0

Writing 6.0

Reading 5.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 39 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ABUBAKR ALSIDIG MOHAMED ELMANA MOHAMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 6.0

Writing score = 6.0

English (Overall) score = 6.0

Reading score = 5.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

12b Reading Use of language 2

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

5 Reading Explicit meaning 1

19 Usage Vocabulary 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 40 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

AHMED BABIKIR MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.3

Writing 4.2

Reading 4.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 40 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: AHMED BABIKIR MUHAMMAD IBRAHIM

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.3

Writing score = 4.2

English (Overall) score = 4.0

Reading score = 4.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

18 Usage Punctuation 1

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

12b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11v Usage Spelling 1

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

5 Reading Explicit meaning 1

14a Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 41 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ASEEL ABUOBIEDA OSMAN MOHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.5

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.8

Writing 3.7

Reading 5.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 41 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ASEEL ABUOBIEDA OSMAN MOHMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.8

Writing score = 3.7

English (Overall) score = 4.5

Reading score = 5.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

11ii Writing Text structure 1

13a Usage Sentence structure 1

5 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 42 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

AYA HASHIM ALTIGANI ALZAIN

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.5

Writing 3.2

Reading 3.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 42 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: AYA HASHIM ALTIGANI ALZAIN Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.5

Writing score = 3.2

English (Overall) score = 3.0

Reading score = 3.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

14a Usage Sentence structure 1

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

12b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

10b Reading Use of language 1

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

11v Usage Spelling 1

12 Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 43 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MAHMOUD ALDIRDIRY ABDALLA ABDALRAHEEM

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.7

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.0

Writing 2.6

Reading 3.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 43 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MAHMOUD ALDIRDIRY ABDALLA ABDALRAHEEM

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.0

Writing score = 2.6

English (Overall) score = 3.7

Reading score = 3.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7b Reading Explicit meaning 1

13iii Writing Text structure 2

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

4 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 44 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

OHOOD KHALID MOHAMMED KHAMES

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.3

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.5

Writing 2.6

Reading 2.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 44 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: OHOOD KHALID MOHAMMED KHAMES

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.5

Writing score = 2.6

English (Overall) score = 2.3

Reading score = 2.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

6 Reading Use of language 1

14a Usage Sentence structure 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7b Reading Explicit meaning 1

13v Usage Punctuation 2

11v Usage Spelling 1

13vii Usage Spelling 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 45 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

OMNIA SAMI ELTEGANI ABUELGASIM

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 5.5

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 5.2

Writing 5.9

Reading 5.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 45 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: OMNIA SAMI ELTEGANI ABUELGASIM

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 5.2

Writing score = 5.9

English (Overall) score = 5.5

Reading score = 5.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

10a Reading Use of language 1

14b Usage Sentence structure 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

12b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

19 Usage Vocabulary 1

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 46 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

RAFA ALMUTAZ AHMED MOHAMMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.4

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.3

Writing 2.6

Reading 4.1

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 46 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: RAFA ALMUTAZ AHMED MOHAMMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.3

Writing score = 2.6

English (Overall) score = 3.4

Reading score = 4.1

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

12a Reading Use of language 2

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

13iii Writing Text structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 47 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

RUAA MOHAMED ALI ABDELSEED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.2

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.8

Writing 3.2

Reading 5.1

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 47 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: RUAA MOHAMED ALI ABDELSEED Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.8

Writing score = 3.2

English (Overall) score = 4.2

Reading score = 5.1

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

14a Usage Sentence structure 1

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

12b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

11ii Writing Text structure 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 48 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

SAMAH MUSTAFA MOHAMMED SALIH

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.1

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.3

Writing 4.2

Reading 3.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 48 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: SAMAH MUSTAFA MOHAMMED SALIH

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.3

Writing score = 4.2

English (Overall) score = 4.1

Reading score = 3.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

6 Reading Use of language 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

12b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

1 Reading Explicit meaning 1

4 Reading Implicit meaning 2

13a Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 49 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

SHAHD EHAB OSMAN IBRAHIM

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 0.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 0.0

Writing 0.9

Reading 0.0

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 49 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: SHAHD EHAB OSMAN IBRAHIM Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 0.0

Writing score = 0.9

English (Overall) score = 0.0

Reading score = 0.0

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

13a Usage Sentence structure 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

7a Reading Explicit meaning 1

13vii Usage Spelling 2

11v Usage Spelling 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 50 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

TAHA ABDUAZIZ MOHAMMED AHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.5

Writing 1.5

Reading 4.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 50 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: TAHA ABDUAZIZ MOHAMMED AHMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.5

Writing score = 1.5

English (Overall) score = 3.0

Reading score = 4.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

6 Reading Use of language 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

13i Writing Content 2

13v Usage Punctuation 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 51 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

AHMED ELFATIH ABDELRAZIG ALGOUSIE

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.7

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.5

Writing 0.9

Reading 3.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 51 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: AHMED ELFATIH ABDELRAZIG ALGOUSIE

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.5

Writing score = 0.9

English (Overall) score = 2.7

Reading score = 3.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

11iii Usage Sentence structure 1

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

13vii Usage Spelling 2

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

12a Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 52 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ALMONZIR MOHAMEDAHMED BUSHRA BADAWI

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.3

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.5

Writing 2.6

Reading 4.6

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 52 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ALMONZIR MOHAMEDAHMED BUSHRA BADAWI

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.5

Writing score = 2.6

English (Overall) score = 3.3

Reading score = 4.6

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

11ii Writing Text structure 1

10a Reading Use of language 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

11b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7b Reading Explicit meaning 1

13iii Writing Text structure 2

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 53 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

AYA AHMED SAYED ABDULAAL FARAJ

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.1

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.5

Writing 3.7

Reading 3.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 53 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: AYA AHMED SAYED ABDULAAL FARAJ

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.5

Writing score = 3.7

English (Overall) score = 3.1

Reading score = 3.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

6 Reading Use of language 1

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

10a Reading Use of language 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1 Reading Explicit meaning 1

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

13v Usage Punctuation 2

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 54 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

AYA RAHMTALLA ABDELDAIME RAHMTALLA

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.5

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 2.8

Writing 1.5

Reading 2.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 54 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: AYA RAHMTALLA ABDELDAIME RAHMTALLA

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 2.8

Writing score = 1.5

English (Overall) score = 2.5

Reading score = 2.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

3 Reading Explicit meaning 2

6 Reading Use of language 1

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11ii Writing Text structure 1

7b Reading Explicit meaning 1

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 55 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

BASIL ELFARAZDAG ELKHIER

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 1.5

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 0.8

Writing 0.0

Reading 3.2

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 55 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: BASIL ELFARAZDAG ELKHIER Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 0.8

Writing score = 0.0

English (Overall) score = 1.5

Reading score = 3.2

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

14a Usage Sentence structure 1

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11ii Writing Text structure 1

13iii Writing Text structure 2

7b Reading Explicit meaning 1

13ii Writing Purpose and audience 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 56 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

LAMA NADIR GALAL TAWFIG

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.4

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.8

Writing 4.8

Reading 4.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 56 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: LAMA NADIR GALAL TAWFIG Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.8

Writing score = 4.8

English (Overall) score = 4.4

Reading score = 4.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

13iii Writing Text structure 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

12a Reading Use of language 2

2 Reading Explicit meaning 1

17 Usage Punctuation 1

14a Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 57 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MOHAMED AHMED GAFAR ELHADI

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.9

Writing 0.9

Reading 2.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 57 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MOHAMED AHMED GAFAR ELHADI

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.9

Writing score = 0.9

English (Overall) score = 2.0

Reading score = 2.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

6 Reading Use of language 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

12a Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 58 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MUNTABA HUSHAM HAMADELNIL OMER

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.9

Writing 1.5

Reading 2.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 58 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MUNTABA HUSHAM HAMADELNIL OMER

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.9

Writing score = 1.5

English (Overall) score = 2.0

Reading score = 2.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

6 Reading Use of language 1

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

10a Reading Use of language 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

12a Reading Use of language 2

11v Usage Spelling 1

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 59 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MUNTASER ESAM ALHSSEEN MOHAMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.3

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 1.5

Writing 2.6

Reading 2.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 59 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MUNTASER ESAM ALHSSEEN MOHAMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 1.5

Writing score = 2.6

English (Overall) score = 2.3

Reading score = 2.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

5 Reading Explicit meaning 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

6 Reading Use of language 1

13b Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

12 Usage Sentence structure 1

13v Usage Punctuation 2

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

18 Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 60 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

MUSTAFA MOHAMED SIRELKHATIM ALI

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.8

Writing 2.1

Reading 2.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 60 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: MUSTAFA MOHAMED SIRELKHATIM ALI

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.8

Writing score = 2.1

English (Overall) score = 3.0

Reading score = 2.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

11iii Usage Sentence structure 1

6 Reading Use of language 1

14a Usage Sentence structure 1

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

7b Reading Explicit meaning 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

12a Reading Use of language 2

18 Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 61 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

RAHA OSAMA HASSAN ELAMIN

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.5

Writing 3.2

Reading 3.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 61 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: RAHA OSAMA HASSAN ELAMIN Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.5

Writing score = 3.2

English (Overall) score = 4.0

Reading score = 3.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

12b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1 Reading Explicit meaning 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11ii Writing Text structure 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 62 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

SADAD ASHRAF SABIR ALI

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.9

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.8

Writing 4.2

Reading 3.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 62 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: SADAD ASHRAF SABIR ALI Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.8

Writing score = 4.2

English (Overall) score = 3.9

Reading score = 3.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

13iii Writing Text structure 2

10a Reading Use of language 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

2 Reading Explicit meaning 1

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

17 Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 63 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

TALA AYMAN MANSOUR ABDALLA ZAROUG

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.7

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.5

Writing 2.6

Reading 4.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 63 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: TALA AYMAN MANSOUR ABDALLA ZAROUG

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.5

Writing score = 2.6

English (Overall) score = 3.7

Reading score = 4.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

10a Reading Use of language 1

15 Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

2 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11ii Writing Text structure 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 64 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

WAFAA MOHAMED ELAGIB AHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 4.6

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.0

Writing 4.2

Reading 5.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 64 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: WAFAA MOHAMED ELAGIB AHMED Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.0

Writing score = 4.2

English (Overall) score = 4.6

Reading score = 5.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

10a Reading Use of language 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 2

6 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11v Usage Spelling 1

11iv Usage Punctuation 1

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

13vi Usage Vocabulary 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 65 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ABD ALLA HAMDI SULIMAN

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 2.9

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.5

Writing 2.1

Reading 2.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 65 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ABD ALLA HAMDI SULIMAN Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.5

Writing score = 2.1

English (Overall) score = 2.9

Reading score = 2.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11iii Usage Sentence structure 1

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

3 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

12a Reading Use of language 2

18 Usage Punctuation 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 66 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

AHMED MUAZ AHMED TUNGO

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.4

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.3

Writing 3.2

Reading 3.8

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 66 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: AHMED MUAZ AHMED TUNGO Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.3

Writing score = 3.2

English (Overall) score = 3.4

Reading score = 3.8

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

9 Reading Implicit meaning 1

2 Reading Explicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

18 Usage Punctuation 1

11a Reading Use of language 2

11ii Writing Text structure 1

13a Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 67 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ARWA SHAMS ELDAWLA MOHAMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.0

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.0

Writing 2.1

Reading 3.5

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 67 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ARWA SHAMS ELDAWLA MOHAMED

Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.0

Writing score = 2.1

English (Overall) score = 3.0

Reading score = 3.5

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

10 Reading Implicit meaning 2

14a Usage Sentence structure 1

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

8 Reading Implicit meaning 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

13v Usage Punctuation 2

13iv Usage Sentence structure 2

11ii Writing Text structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 68 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

RAYAN MOHAMED SEED AHMED

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.4

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 3.5

Writing 4.2

Reading 2.9

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 68 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: RAYAN MOHAMED SEED AHMED Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 3.5

Writing score = 4.2

English (Overall) score = 3.4

Reading score = 2.9

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

5 Reading Explicit meaning 1

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

14a Usage Sentence structure 1

16 Usage Sentence structure 1

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

11a Reading Use of language 2

4 Reading Implicit meaning 2

17 Usage Punctuation 1

11b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

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STATEMENT OF ACHIEVEMENT

Student Number: 69 Centre Name: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Centre Number: SD015

ZAINAB TARIG MOHAMED KHALIL

Cambridge Primary Checkpoint Score: 3.7

Date: May 2014

Subject: English

Overall result

Usage 4.0

Writing 1.5

Reading 4.4

Strand results

Explanatory Notes

The results are given using the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale. Scores on the Cambridge Primary Checkpoint scale are from 0.0 (the lowest level of achievement) to 6.0 (the highest level of achievement).

This document is a Statement of Achievement in a Cambridge Primary Checkpoint test. Examination certificates are not issued for Cambridge Primary Checkpoint tests.

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Student Number: 69 Centre Number: SD015 Date: May 2014

Student Name: ZAINAB TARIG MOHAMED KHALIL Centre: CAMBRIDGE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS Subject: English

To be given to the student with the Statement of Achievement

REPORT TO STUDENT

Your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint results are as follows:

Usage score = 4.0

Writing score = 1.5

English (Overall) score = 3.7

Reading score = 4.4

This is what the scores mean:

Excellent

Very good

Good

OK

Poor

Very poor

6.0 -

5.0 -

4.0 -

3.0 -

2.0 -

1.0 -

0.0 -

What you got right and what you got wrong

Most of your answers were as expected for a student with your Cambridge Primary Checkpoint score. However, some of your answers were surprising: the most surprising ones are listed below. They may give you information about what parts of the subject you are good at and what parts you need to work harder at.

Questions you answered well that we expected you to find difficult

8 Reading Explicit meaning 1

4 Reading Explicit meaning 1

15 Usage Sentence structure 1

12b Reading Use of language 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper

Questions you did not answer well that we expected you to find easy

1 Reading Explicit meaning 1

11i Writing Purpose and audience 1

1 Reading Explicit meaning 2

13iii Writing Text structure 2

Question and part Strand Sub-strand Paper