Held
Computer Science held strongly: P03 retaught to an unaided 4/4 exit ticket (session 27), P04 iteration introduced from zero with three unaided Code Lab solves (session 29), and the teach-before-task-gate signal reached established — model the construct before setting the task, by default now. English Language's Tuesday timed piece was the strongest yet: zero comma splices, eight shift-based paragraphs and the planned cyclical ending all unaided. Lit held two clean Ozymandias starters. Maths kept A4 and A17 exam-ready. Spanish ran 94.9% first-time across three practice runs.
Slipped
Monday lost three blocks outright — new maths topic, CS Python, English Language creative writing — most of the day gone after the morning warm-up. Maths hours were the week's worst gap, 1.68 of 3.75 planned, from Monday's miss plus Friday's consolidate running 22 of 75 min. Six more ran short: both retrieval warm-ups (Tue 4/15, Thu 7/15), Tue Lit (28/60), Tue CS (6/60, wrong shape — practice stood in for taught content), Fri Spanish (13/30). CS hit that shape problem twice (Tue, Thu) — flag for term-planner if it recurs. P04 handwritten exit ticket not passed: accumulator not yet on paper.
Next week
Next Tuesday's timed piece is the Lit essay (rotation: Lang Q5 → Lit essay → Maths section → CS program). Thursday's deep block falls to maths in W39 (odd ISO week). CS opens on building the P04 accumulator on paper before re-sitting the exit ticket; English Language opens on the two unaided Q2 chains and the spelling starter left over from session 32; Maths opens with a fresh grouped estimated mean written out in full, then the practice set that got cut twice.
Rotation next
Lit essay
Written from the record at Fri 18 Sep 21:10 (3 missed · 0 excused).