Yellis for ages 14-16

Assessments to empower schools

Yellis stands for Year Eleven Indicator System. It is an adaptive baseline assessment which empowers schools to unlock the full potential of students. Specific to Key Stage 4, Yellis helps you gauge an objective perspective of students’ strengths and weaknesses and see how they are likely to perform at GCSE and IGCSE.

What skills does Yellis assess?

About the assessment

Adaptive: This is what makes us unique. Watch the video above or read our blog to find out why adaptive testing is important.

Student-focus: Help students succeed along their educational journey. Yellis reports include a detailed analysis of individual strengths and weaknesses to help structure a course of action for the academic year.

Quick: Yellis is simple to set-up and run. Results are available for download within 48 hours.

Research-based: Our specialised researchers have developed CEM’s question bank, making it possible to assess students throughout all phases of their education.

Predictions: Yellis forms an objective judgement which highlights the likelihood of achieving each grade at GCSE and IGCSE. We believe this is a holistic alternative to point-predictions. Watch our video to find out more.

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Yellis has the best standardisation of any baseline and cognitive abilities assessment provider

Yellis is standardised using over 650,000 student assessments from over 9,500 school cohorts from a period of six academic years. Using data over a longer period means we can follow long-term trends to get a more accurate standardisation but avoid short term fluctuations.