Setting End of Topic Exams on Blutick

End of Topic (EOT) Exams are now available on Blutick for a range of year groups. Just like other Blutick Exams and Tests, our EOT Exams are simple to set up and easy to use:

• Exams can be set to multiple classes, and re-used from year to year
• Schedule exams or leave them open
• Exams are automatically marked
• View the results by student or by question
• Full line-by-line working for every student
• Exams are mapped to the UK curriculum in content, scoring and design

What are End of Topic Exams for?

EOT exams are ideal for assessments at the end of the school year, or at the end of a term. As well as assessing progress throughout a year, you can use EOT exams at the very start of a year or term as a diagnostic tool to inform your teaching.

All of our exams are based on real past papers set to students in the UK.

Click to find out how to set exams on Blutick.

How to make EOT exams suit you

Customise the exam during setup: choose whether or not to randomise variables between students or if they can retake the exam. If you have students who need extra time, simply include that in the setup.

Teachers can even keep track of students’ working as they complete the exam in real time.

How are EOT exams marked?

Blutick EOT exams are marked automatically – simply check over your class results either by student or by question, in case we’ve missed anything. On average, the mark given by the Blutick Exams feature is within 10% of the true mark.

Click here to find out how to review exams on Blutick.

Can EOT exams help my students?

If appropriate, you can set a “catch-up course” for students, which automatically focuses on the areas they struggled with the most.

Click here to find out how to set personalised courses based on exam results

What do the EOT exams cover?

Short and sweet, the EOT exams are available with or without the calculator, and in several topic areas:

Year 7

1. Algebra (non-calculator) – 10 questions
2. Number (calculator) – 10 questions
3. Number (non-calculator) – 13 questions
4. Shape, Space, and Measure (calculator) – 10 questions
5. Shape, Space, and Measure (non-calculator) – 10 questions

Year 8

1. Algebra (calculator) – 9 questions
2. Algebra (non-calculator) – 8 questions
3. Number (calculator) – 10 questions
4. Number (non-calculator) – 10 questions
5. Shape, Space, and Measure (calculator) – 9 questions
6. Shape, Space, and Measure (non-calculator) – 10 questions

Year 9

1. Algebra (non-calculator) – 9 questions
2. Data (calculator) – 8 questions
3. Data (non-calculator) – 10 questions
4. Number (non-calculator) – 12 questions
5. Shape, Space, and Measure (calculator) – 9 questions
6. Shape, Space, and Measure (non-calculator) – 10 questions

Click here to create an exam for your classes now!