The school year is divided into four periods.
Students from 1 to 4 and vwo 5 receive a report twice a year. This report is a report, presented in figures and ratings, of the student's performance throughout the year. All the figures and ratings obtained thus continue to be included in the report figure. It is therefore important for the student to continue to perform well throughout the year.
The teachers inform the pupils at the beginning of the school year how the report figures for their course are produced and what the weighting is per component. Through Magister, parents and pupils always have access to the weighting and production of report figures.
The first report halfway through the school year shows the moving weighted average, rounded to one decimal place.
The final report, which forms the basis for the promotion decision, shows the moving weighted average, rounded to an integer. When determining this weighted average, the obtained number shall be rounded down if the first number behind the decimal place is 4 or less. The number is rounded upwards when the first number behind the comma is a 5 or higher. Examples include: 5.47 is rounded to 5.
The pupils of Havo 5 and Vwo 6 receive two figures showing the results achieved so far. They do not therefore receive a report, but an overview of the results obtained in the examination dossier.
Double
The starting point is that a student does not double the same year, in the same or in another department. It is not allowed to double a year if the previous year is also doubled.