Parents need to be aware that if a student is otherwise eligible for an OP, not sitting for the test means they cannot be awarded an OP. Please take this decision seriously. If you require any more information, please do not hesitate to contact the College. The QCAA also makes allowance, in the interests of justice and equity, for students with impairments to receive special provisions.
Schools approve special provision for school-based assessment. Two types of special provision are available before the QCS Test: special arrangements and exemption. Special arrangements are practical adjustments to the test conditions, e.
Exemption allows a student to be absent from the test and retain their eligibility for an OP. The application process can be through the school or to the QCAA directly. The former is the usual route as the school submits an application on behalf of the student.
Alternatively, a student may submit an application directly if they have a reason for not submitting their application through their school. Application categories include those diagnosed with ADD, ADHD, ASD, diabetes, English as an additional language, hearing impairment, illegible handwriting, various illnesses, neurological impairments and disorders, physical injuries and impairments, specific learning disorders, vision impairment etc.
For students who have long-term impairments, applications close on 21 May This annual event is held to promote the special ethos of Catholic schools and to highlight the great thing In the interim, parents may view results and comments for each assessment piece through Parent As you are aware every year Queensland experiences an influenza or flu season.
As we enter this season it is timely to remind parents and care-givers not to be complacent about flu. Queensland Health If you have a medical condition or impairment, or if another factor could make it difficult for you to sit the QCS Test, you may be eligible for special arrangements such as:.
To find out if you are eligible and for closing dates, visit the QCAA website or talk to your guidance officer. It will also be reported on your Senior Statement , which you will receive when you have completed Year Queensland Government. Access keys Skip to primary navigation Skip to secondary navigation Skip to content Skip to footer.
Problems viewing this site. Site map Contact us Help. How does it work? What is the QCS Test? The QCS Test is: a common statewide test for Year 12 students in Queensland an achievement test — not an intelligence test nor an aptitude test grounded in the Queensland senior curriculum accessible to all Year 12 students, regardless of their subject selections.
What's the purpose of the test? The QCS Test provides: group results for comparing the achievement of students in different subject groups and different schools in order to calculate OPs group results for calculating FPs — up to 5 per student, depending on subject choice individual results on a 5-point scale from A to E.
What is tested? What is the format of the test? How can I prepare?
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