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# February

### Administration

Create a candidate upload consent form (required if someone else uploads their work to IBIS). Have students sign and return the forms. Keep on file until after all exam results are posted.

Talk to all teachers with year 12 (CP2) students about predicted grade (PG) descriptions.

Differentiate between IA marks schemes and PG descriptors.

RP supervisors will also need to submit predicted grades.

Review budget and resources. Textbooks, subscriptions and other resources may need to be submitted at the start of the financial year, in March or April, so begin planning for next years’ materials and resources reflecting any growth in student numbers, curriculum changes and staff changes which may require additional funding and training.

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## Assessment

Complete the IBIS Upload as detailed in [January](/cp-coordinator-handbook/january.md). 


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