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This page is an introduction to our pages on SATS (Standard Attainment Tests) and SATS revision. Officially called 'National Curriculum teacher assessments and key stage tests', we have used the terminology familiar to most schools and to parents. Many more pages are available to subscribers to Parents in Touch. Below are illustrated just some examples of the many SATS papers available to our members, including papers for 2009. We also show a selection from our SATS revision papers to help improve your child's results. SATS papers from 2003 onwards, including papers for more able and less able, and more revision papers are available through our Worksheet Finder.
KS2 English 2009 reading booklet no place like home
KS2 English 2009 reading answer booklet
2009 KS2 science paper B
KS2 maths 2009 test B
2007 KS2 Mental Maths
2008 KS2 English reading booklet
2004 KS2 Science Test A
2005 KS2 Maths Test B
Understanding progress
Understanding progress in English
Understanding progress in mathematics
2010 Level Threshold tables
Level thresholds 1999-2009
SATS key stage 1 and 2 affect nearly all children aged 7 years old (KS1) and 11 years old (KS2),. Do you understand the implications, the ways to help and revise and the exact format of the papers? There is very little information available about any of these tests. Many books bought in the shops do not illustrate the exact format although the content may be the same. I have tried to replicate the format of the booklets, the standards required and the subject content for each age group in our papers created especially for Parents in Touch.
SATS at key stage 1 At the age of 7, your child will be required to take tests. These tests are primarily to enable teachers to learn more about the strengths and weaknesses of each individual pupil. Each pupil will have been working at their own rate and some will find maths easier than reading or vice versa. As each child will normally have followed the Literacy and Numeracy syllabus as laid down by the government they should be ready to take the tests
There is no notion of ‘pass’ or ‘fail’. The aim is to let you know how well your child is progressing in relation to national expectations; to tell the next school or teacher what each child needs to learn next; and to inform each school about how well it is teaching aspects of the National Curriculum. Each class teacher will be aware of the strengths and weaknesses of each child and as they are very young there is no pressure or desire for the child to do anything else but their best. What a child cannot do at seven they will find easier at eight. Education is NOT a race or even an absolute science.
KS1 SATS maths question
Jack worked out the answer to this sum 54+36=90.
Show how he worked it out
KS1 SATS English question What a happy boy! What do you think he is going to do with this large ‘cane’? Is it magic? Will it bring him all the things he might want? Write your ideas about the picture.
Practice and Revision Papers We have illustrated below just a few of the wide range available. To see all our papers, search under the required subject and key stage in the Worksheet Finder
KS2 English question The three teenagers were at the start of an exciting adventure in the snow. Was the abominable snowman real or not? They were about to find out. Write your account of their adventure and describe what they found, who was brave, and how they solved the myth!
KS2 science question Select 3 things that are alive:
a butterfly on a leaf
a teapot
a pebble
an earthworm
a flowering plant
a toy train
Revision papers to help with key stage 2 SATS.
Maths
Key stage 2 Maths
Key stage 2 maths test paper
Maths paper SATS
Revision and guidance for key stage 2 maths
English
Writing task
Spelling test for KS2 tests
KS2 English SATS-type Animals
Science
KS2 SATS science
KS2 SATS type science paper 3
KS2 science SATS-type paper
Science paper for Year 6
Procedures
Monday
10 May
Tuesday
11 May
Wednesday
12 May
Thursday
13 May
Friday
14 May
Reading test
15 minutes’ reading time with 45 minutes to answer questions
Writing test (shorter task)
20 minutes and Spelling test 10 minutes
Writing test (longer task) 45 minutes
(including up to 10 minutes
recommended planning time)
We have a wide range of optional-type papers. A few are illustrated here, the rest can be found in the Worksheet Finder under Sats type and Revision papers. Other maths tests links.
Maths optional-type Year 3
Maths optional-type Year 4
Maths optional-type Year 5
Revision & guidance Year 4 optional maths
Year 3 optional English reading paper
Year 4 optional English In touch with nature
Year 5 optional spelling task space
Year 5 optional reading task
KS3 SATS Although pupils no longer formally sit SATS, past papers are excellent for revision and some schools still use the papers.
KS3 maths question
In the number 4.536, what is the value of the figure 3?
KS3 English question
Your school is holding Summer holiday courses. They are compiling a brochure to attract people to attend the courses, The brochure should describe what is on offer, who might be eligible to attend, and the precise timings of the courses. You should include your own ideas, favourites and what people will achieve by joining.
Write an entry for the brochure about an activity you as a teenager would enjoy.
KS3 science question
Muscle cells can contract.
Give one reason why muscles are needed in the intestine.
Progress Tests
Progress tests can be found in the Worksheet Finder under Sats type and Revision papers.
KS3 English 2009 reading paper answer booklet
KS3 English 2009 reading booklet
2008 KS3 science paper 1 tier 5 to 7
KS3 maths 2009 paper 1 mark scheme
For more detailed explanations of the results, please see our SATS Results Explained page.
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he implications, the ways to help and revise and the exact format of the papers? There is very little information available about any of these tests. Many books bought in the shops do not illustrate the exact format although the content may be the same. I have tried to replicate the format of the booklets, the standards required and the subject content for each age group in our papers created especially for Parents in Touch.
