On the roadmap — and your input decides what we build

CBE today — Cambridge International is next

On the roadmap

QXP runs CBE and 8-4-4 in full today. Cambridge is the request we hear most often, so here is exactly what we would build and what it would take — and if you tell us you need it, that is what moves it up the list.

What we would build

This is the design, not a changelog — written out in full so you can tell us whether it is right before we build it.

1

Grade boundaries per subject

Configurable thresholds - A* through G for IGCSE, A* through E for A-Level - rather than the CBE performance levels QXP uses today.

2

Component-level assessment

Paper 1, Paper 2, coursework and practicals tracked separately, with weighted aggregation into a subject grade.

3

Predicted grades

Predictions recorded alongside actual results, so a school can see how well it predicts.

4

Cambridge-shaped reporting

A report card showing the component breakdown and predicted-versus-actual, which is a different document from the CBE report QXP generates now.

5

The CIE subject catalogue

IGCSE and AS/A-Level subjects, added as a school offers them.

6

Running Cambridge alongside CBE

The hardest part, and the reason this is not a weekend's work: two assessment models, two report formats, in one school, without one corrupting the other.

Levels this would cover

Cambridge PrimaryCambridge Lower SecondaryIGCSE (Year 10-11)AS Level (Year 12)A Level (Year 13)

Would Cambridge support change your decision?

Tell us. Demand from real schools is how this gets prioritised, and we will give you a straight answer on timing rather than a 'soon'.

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