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KS2 National Curriculum Tests (SATs)

SATs are the national tests that every child in an English state primary school takes at the end of Year 6. Set by the Department for Education, they cover English reading, grammar, punctuation and spelling, and mathematics. SATs are not an entrance test: they show how securely your child has learned the primary curriculum, and they are the foundation on which 11+ tests build.

Exam typeks2 sats

Set byDfE / Standards and Testing Agency

RegionEngland

Published practice questions2307

Exam format

Verification: The end-of-Key-Stage-2 tests are a set of national papers taken by every child in an English state primary school: a reading paper; a grammar, punctuation and spelling paper with a separate spelling test; and mathematics papers — one arithmetic paper and two reasoning papers. Writing is teacher-assessed rather than tested. Athena records no per-paper timings for this profile..

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