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5. Test materials

1 - Introduction

2 - Scheme of assessment

3 - Registration as a      World Class Test school      or centre

4 - Entry procedures

5 - Test materials

6 - Special arrangements

7 - Delivery and storage of      paper-based materials

8 - Preparation for the      computer-based      components

9 - Invigilation

10 - Working with computer        screens

11 - AQA visits to schools        and centres

12 - Return of test materials

13 - Uploading students'        answers to the        computer-based        components

14 - Special consideration

15 - Results retrieval

16 - World Class Test        certificates

17 - Post results service

  Appendices

  A - Schedule of World Class        Test activities

  B - Technical requirements

  C - World Class Test         registration form

  D - Payment form for the         test fees

  E - Nine year-olds test         timetable

  F - 13 year-olds test         timetable

  G - Teacher guidance to        students before the        tests

  H - Parcelforce return of        test materials

  I - Enquiries about results

  J - Application for special       arrangements

  K - Application for special        consideration


In addition to complying with the 'Technical requirements for computer-based components', materials to be supplied by the school include:

Mathematics nine year-olds

Black pen/pencil, ruler, eraser

Students may not use a calculator

Problem Solving nine year-olds

Black pen/pencil, ruler, eraser

Students may not use a calculator

Mathematics 13 year-olds

Black pen/pencil, ruler, eraser

Students may use a calculator

Problem Solving 13 year-olds

Black pen/pencil, ruler, eraser

Students may use a calculator

Schools and centres must not hand out extra paper for students to use for rough work; all working out must be done in the students' answer books.