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Evidence Packs for IB PYP: Assessment the PYP way. No marks anywhere.

Evidence Packs gives PYP teachers ready-to-use assessment for a task, describing what learning looks like in your school's own level words, never a score. Anchor a pack to a Unit of Inquiry or a subject, choose prior knowledge, ongoing or end-of-unit evidence, and every open question offers children three ways to record.

Success criteria, observation look-fors, reflection prompts and single-point rubrics, built around one task.

Loading the product screenshotAn end-of-unit evidence pack: each thing to look for, described in the teacher's own words from Beginning to Secure.
What you get

Evidence Packs, in practice.

01

Anchored to your unit, with a purpose.

Start from a Unit of Inquiry or a stand-alone subject, then say what the pack is for: prior knowledge, ongoing, or the end of the unit.

UOI-anchored · Prior knowledge, ongoing or end of unit
02

Evidence, in your own words.

Success criteria, look-fors and single-point rubrics describe what learning looks like, never what it scores, using the level words your school already uses. A “Rubric: your levels” page sets them out when the pack needs one.

Your school's level words · Never a score
03

Differentiate the response, not the task.

Every open question offers three ways to record, so each child can show what they know. In the early years that is draw and tell, draw and write, or stick something in.

Three ways to record · One task for everyone
04

Learner voice, kept in step.

An agency step brings in the learner's own voice, and when the unit changes, Update from unit brings the pack back in line with it.

Reflection prompts · Update from unit
05

Start from one of three example packs.

Open an example from the gallery and a copy lands in your library, ready to edit into your own.

Three example packs · Yours to edit
Questions, answered

The details, before you ask.

Are there marks or bands?
No, deliberately and nowhere. PYP assessment is evidence-based and the product says so repeatedly.
What do I anchor it to?
A Unit of Inquiry or a stand-alone subject, your choice.
What is a single-point rubric?
A rubric that describes the expectation once, with space to note where a learner exceeded or still grows.

Try Evidence Packs.

Free for individual IB teachers. School plans available.