Year 6 SATs

This page will provide you with useful information about SATs taken by our Year 6 pupils.

It is important to help your child understand that the tests are not designed to be upsetting or to cause distress. If you have any worries or concerns about the tests, feel free to speak to your child’s class teacher, who will be able to help you further.

Key dates – 2025/26 The key stage 2 tests are timetabled from Monday 11^th May – Thursday

SATs Timetable

Booster Groups

Boosters will take place on a Monday 3:15-4pm. Pupils will be invited to attend booster groups in each half term.

Grades

Grammar and Spellings	Scaled Score Less than 100 = Working towards 100 – 109 = Year 6 Expected Standard 110+ = Greater Depth
Reading	Scaled Score Less than 100 = Working towards 100 – 109 = Year 6 Expected Standard 110+ = Greater Depth
Writing	Graded from outcomes in children’s work Working Towards Expected Standard Expected Standard Greater Depth
Maths	Scaled Score Less than 100 = Working towards 100 – 109 = Year 6 Expected Standard 110+ = Greater Depth

How to support your child

It is essential that you support your child throughout this year in order to give them the best chance in their SATS. You can do this by:

Reading with your child and asking questions about what they have read at least 4 times a week. This could be looking at the characters or any new vocabulary they have read.
Ensuring the children are handing in their homework on time. If they are struggling, encourage them to come and tell an adult before the deadline. We will be able to help!
Keep challenging children’s vocabulary. Check their understanding of new and unknown words.
Attendance – Encourage children to attend as much as possible. Every minute is precious and essential.

SATs Parent and Carer Info.pdf

SATs Catch Up and Revision Guide.pdf

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Supporting children’s mental health throughout SATs.

Although we want pupils to succeed in their SATS and reach their full potential, we want them to remain happy and healthy children. Please have a look at the information below to ensure that you are able to help your child throughout SATS to ensure that they are not feeling stressed.

SATs Mental Health and Well Being Activities For Children

Homework

Children will receive weekly homework on a Friday.

Useful Links and Resources

Maths and English Practise

IXL have separate pages of skills linked to individual Year group. The Y6 page has links to practise both English and Maths skills. Pages are then split into skills of which has a practise question for the children to think about.

IXL | Maths and English Practice

BBC Education have produced a whole host of materials for KS2. Follow the KS2 link and then select either Maths or English. Each area usually has an information section for reading, plus an activity and then quiz which is marked online. Some aspects require a subscription.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/education

A site with both Maths and English based quizzes which are marked as you go along.

http://www.educationquizzes.com/ks2/maths/

A site with a range of information and questions – great for revision purposes!

http://www.icteachers.co.uk/children/children_sats.htm

These are “old style” Key Stage 2 test papers but are still useful for practise, and in particular, creating discussion around questions and strategies to answer. View on screen or print off for free. Best used

http://www.emaths.co.uk/index.php/student-resources/past-papers/key-stage-2-ks2-sat-past-papers

This site has loads of Maths games which help to practise a range of skills.

http://www.mathplayground.com/games.html

A range of English games and activities.

http://www.crickweb.co.uk/ks2literacy.html