Deped Summative Test All Grade Levels
DepEd Summative Test for All Grade Levels – Free Download (SY 2026–2027, Three-Term Calendar)
If you are a Filipino teacher scrambling to prepare your summative tests for the new school year, you are in exactly the right place. Whether you are handling Kinder, Grade 1, Grade 6, or Grade 10, this page has everything you need — free, ready-to-print summative tests aligned with the MATATAG Curriculum and the DepEd Three-Term School Calendar under DepEd Order No. 009, s. 2026.
Bookmark this page now. We update it regularly as new files are released for Term 1, Term 2, and Term 3.
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What Is a DepEd Summative Test?
Before jumping into the downloads, let us quickly set the record straight — because a lot of teachers still mix up formative and summative assessments, and the difference matters more than ever under the new assessment guidelines.
Under DepEd Order No. 015, s. 2026 (Revised Guidelines on Classroom Assessment, Grading System, and Awards and Recognition), summative assessment is defined as assessment of learning — it happens after a unit or set of competencies has been taught, and its purpose is to measure whether your students have actually achieved the standards.
Formative assessment, on the other hand, is assessment for learning — it happens during instruction to guide your teaching decisions.
Think of it this way: If formative assessment is the daily practice drill, the summative test is the game-day performance.
Here is a simple comparison to keep things clear:
| Feature | Formative Assessment | Summative Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Guide instruction | Measure learning outcomes |
| Timing | During the lesson/unit | After the lesson/unit |
| Weight | Lighter (feedback-focused) | Heavier (graded) |
| DepEd Term | Assessment for learning | Assessment of learning |
| Examples | Exit tickets, recitation, quizzes | Summative tests, performance tasks |
Under the current guidelines, teachers are required to administer a minimum of 4 Written Works and 4 Performance Tasks each quarter to provide sufficient evidence of learning. Summative tests fall under the Written Work component.
Understanding the New Three-Term School Calendar
One of the biggest changes for SY 2026–2027 is the shift to the three-term school calendar, officially institutionalized under DepEd Order No. 009, s. 2026. If you are still thinking in quarters, it is time to update your mental model.
Here is an overview of what the three-term structure looks like:
| Term | Coverage | Assessment Period |
|---|---|---|
| Term 1 | Approximately Weeks 1–12 | Summative Tests per topic cluster, End-of-Term assessment |
| Term 2 | Approximately Weeks 13–24 | Summative Tests per topic cluster, End-of-Term assessment |
| Term 3 | Approximately Weeks 25–36 | Summative Tests per topic cluster, End-of-Term assessment |
Each term follows a structured ILAW lesson plan framework (as outlined in DepEd Order No. 16, s. 2026), with summative tests typically given at the end of every 3-week topic cluster or at the teacher’s discretion based on the Budget of Work (BOW).
This means your summative tests are no longer strictly quarterly — they are now term-aligned and should be spaced according to the new calendar’s learning blocks.
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Why Summative Tests Still Matter (More Than You Think)
Some teachers treat summative tests as just another paper to check. But when you use them correctly, they are one of the most powerful tools in your classroom toolkit.
Here is what the data — and experienced Filipino educators — consistently show:
- They reveal patterns in learning gaps. When an entire row of students fails the same set of items, that is not a student problem. That is a teaching signal.
- They inform your next unit’s pacing. A class that scores high on comprehension but low on application tells you to slow down on the HOT skills level next time.
- They are required for proper grade computation. Under DepEd’s transmutation table, the minimum passing grade is 60, which transmutes to 75 on the report card. Poorly administered summative tests can lead to inaccurate grades.
- They protect you during audit. Having organized, properly dated summative tests per term protects you during school-level or division-level assessment audits.
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Final Thoughts: Assessment Is a Bridge, Not a Barrier
As a Grade 5 teacher, you already know how demanding the school year can be — managing lesson plans, checking papers, attending school activities, and still finding time to give your learners the individual attention they deserve. That is why free, ready-made, curriculum-aligned summative tests with answer keys matter so much.
These tools do not replace your professional judgment. They support it. They give you back time — time you can spend actually teaching, mentoring, and connecting with your learners instead of spending late nights constructing test items.
So go ahead and download your Grade 5 Summative Tests for free, share this page with your fellow teachers, and let’s continue building the kind of educational community where every child gets the quality education they deserve.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: Are these summative tests official DepEd materials?
A: Most of the files on this page are teacher-made classroom assessment materials aligned with the MATATAG Curriculum and DepEd guidelines. They are not centrally produced by DepEd Central Office but are crafted by practicing teachers and reviewed for curriculum alignment. Always review and adapt based on your class needs.
Q: How many summative tests should I give per term?
A: Under the three-term calendar, the number of summative tests per term depends on the number of topic clusters in your BOW. Typically, teachers administer at least 2 to 3 summative tests per term covering every 2–3 weeks of instruction.
Q: Can I use these for Grades 11 and 12?
A: Senior High School follows a different curriculum structure. The files on this page primarily cover Grades 1 to 10. SHS-specific materials are posted separately.
Q: Are the answer keys included?
A: Yes! Every summative test package on this page includes an answer key to make checking fast, consistent, and accurate.
Q: What format are the files in?
A: Files are available in Word (.docx) and/or PDF format. Word files are editable, allowing you to customize items for your class.
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