KS2 SATs
Success at Key Stage 2
Preparing for
KS2 SATs
Target Grades
SATs are used to form target grades for children in secondary school; an important step in academic progress.
Practice Papers
One of the best ways to prepare for the SATs is to use practice papers. The papers are an opportunity for a child to familiarise themself with the structure and layout.
Revision Techniques
Learning how to revise for SATs will not only benefit their results for those exams in particular but also for all exams to come in their education journey.
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KS2 SATs
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Supporting
KS2 SATs
subjects
English Reading
Understanding written texts
Reading comprehensions and writing tasks ensure that your child has a good understanding of fiction and non-fiction texts across a variety of topics.
English SPaG
Understanding written texts
Reading comprehensions and writing tasks ensure that your child has a good understanding of fiction and non-fiction texts across a variety of topics.
Maths
Numbers, made simple.
We will revise everything from basic operations - addition, subtraction, multiplication and division - to fractions, percentages and more.
Bespoke academic support paired with outstanding
childcare
All of our tutors are qualified, safeguarding trained and experienced in working with children and young people.
FAQs
SAT stands for Standardised Assessment Test.
The subjects examined in SATs are English Reading, English Grammar, Punctuation, Spelling and Maths.
KS2 SATs take place in the May of Year 6 (age 11)
SATs are a way for the government to assess the quality of education at a school. They are a good way to gauge how well your child is doing at school, but there are no consequences if they were to ‘fail’ these exams.
It's recommended for students to start preparing for SAT exams at least 6 to 9 months in advance, typically around the start of the academic year in which they will sit the exams.
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