What are the KS2 SATs papers in maths?
KS2 SATs Papers in Maths are three separate papers – Paper 1 (arithmetic), Paper 2 (reasoning) and Paper 3 (reasoning). Children have 40 minutes to complete Paper 1 and 30 minutes to complete Paper 2 and Paper 3. The marks of all three papers are then added together for their final mark.
How are SATs papers taken in the classroom?
KS2 SATs papers are split into tests children take in the classroom and the exam room. English Reading, Spelling, Punctuation & Grammar (SPaG or GaPS) and Maths tests are taken in the exam room (under formal, timed exam conditions). English Writing and Science are taken in an informal classroom test called a ‘teacher assessment’.
What are the papers for Year 6 SATs?
Year 6 SPaG SATs take the form of two separate papers – Paper 1 (Questions) and Paper 2 (Spelling). Paper 1 is out of 50 marks and lasts 45 minutes. Paper 2 is an audible spelling test that contains 20 questions and lasts around 15 minutes. These marks are added together for their final mark.
How long is the reading booklet for KS2 SATs?
For the English Reading KS2 SATs, children are given a reading booklet and a separate reading answer booklet. It’s out 50 marks and children have 60 minutes to complete it.
When is the Key Stage 2 mathematics test?
Key stage 2 mathematics tests were administered in schools in May 2019. Test administration instructions and mark schemes are also provided. Please refer to the copyright ownership report for details of how schools, educational establishments and third parties can use these materials.
When did the SPAG replace the KS2 SATs?
From 2013 the English tests included a new SpaG format where grammar is tested. From 2011 KS2 SATs Science tests were replaced with teacher assessments in Science but a random selection of schools should take national sampling Science tests to monitor standards.