Cambridge Primary Checkpoint

The Cambridge Primary Checkpoint is a diagnostic assessment taken at the end of the final year of primary education (typically Grade 6). It measures learner performance in key subjects against international standards and identifies strengths and weaknesses before students transition to secondary education. Core Subjects and Assessment

Key Features:

• Subjects Tested: English, Mathematics, and Science.
• Duration: Approximately 1 hour per subject paper (Maths and English often have two papers: non-calculator/calculator or reading/writing).
• Availability: Twice per year (October and April/May).
• Who can take it: Only Cambridge International Schools registered with CAIE.

Stress on Students: There's concern about the pressure these exams put on students and teachers, as preparation can be intense. cambridge primary checkpoint