1. Monday 13th May 2019 - Thursday 16th May 2019
Year 6 SATS
Monday 13th May Thursday 16th May 2019

2. Agenda for the parent meeting
What tests will be taken
What children will be tested on within each test
Examples of SATs questions
When SATs will take place
How SATs will take place
Results
How the school and parents can support

3. KS2 SATs Tests The KS2 tests consist of: Monday
English grammar, punctuation and spelling Paper 1: questions – 45 minutes
English grammar, punctuation and spelling Paper 2: spelling – 20 minutes
Tuesday
English reading – 1 hour
Wednesday
Mathematics Paper 1: arithmetic – 30 minutes
Mathematics Paper 2: reasoning – 40 minutes
Thursday
Mathematics Paper 3: reasoning - 40 minutes

6. Maths - Paper 1: arithmetic – 30 minutes

7. English grammar, punctuation and spelling - Paper 1 – 45 minutes
Word types (nouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, pronouns, relative pronouns, conjunctions)
Phrases (noun phrases, expanded noun phrases)
Clauses (main/independent clause, subordinate/dependent clause)
Punctuation
Capital letters
Full stops, question marks, exclamation marks
Commas, colons, semi-colons
Spelling
Root words
Prefix
Suffix

8. English grammar, punctuation and spelling - Paper 1 – 45 minutes

9. English grammar, punctuation and spelling - Paper 1 – 45 minutes

10. English grammar, punctuation and spelling - Paper 1 – 45 minutes

11. English grammar, punctuation and spelling - Paper 1 – 45 minutes

12. English grammar, punctuation and spelling - Paper 1 – 45 minutes

13. English grammar, punctuation and spelling - Paper 1 – 45 minutes

14. English grammar, punctuation and spelling - Paper 1 – 45 minutes

15. English grammar, punctuation and spelling - Paper 1 – 45 minutes

16. English grammar, punctuation and spelling - Paper 1 – 45 minutes

17. 20 spelling words to complete during the test.
English grammar, punctuation and spelling - Paper 2 – Approximately 15 minutes
20 spelling words to complete during the test.

18. English reading – 1 hour Retrieval Inference Word meaning Summary
Prediction
Sequencing
Comparisons

19. English reading – 1 hour
Retrieval

20. English reading – 1 hour
Retrieval

21. English reading – 1 hour
Inference

22. English reading – 1 hour
Inference

23. English reading – 1 hour
Word Meaning

24. English reading – 1 hour
Word Meaning

25. English reading – 1 hour
Sequencing

26. 36 questions to be completed in the time.
Maths - Paper 1: arithmetic – 30 minutes
36 questions to be completed in the time.

27. Maths - Paper 2: reasoning – 40 minutes

28. Maths - Paper 3: reasoning – 40 minutes

29. The tests will be in the morning each day before break time.
Timetable for SATS Week
Date
Paper
Monday 13th May
English grammar, punctuation and spelling papers 1 and 2
Tuesday 14th May
English reading
Wednesday 15th May
Mathematics papers 1 and 2
Thursday 16th May
Mathematics paper 3
The tests will be in the morning each day before break time.
The rooms we are using for both weeks: Main Hall, Year 6 classrooms, Intervention rooms.
Children will be split into smaller groups, so that there is space for them to complete the tests.

30. Mock SATs Week We will follow the timetable for SATs Week.
This is to ensure that children have an experience of the timetabling.
Children will be split into smaller groups so that there is space for them to complete the tests.
Week beginning
Week beginning

31. KS2 SATs Tests – Additional Time
Pupils automatically qualify for additional time if they:
have a statement of special educational needs (SEN) or an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP)
use the modified large print (MLP) or braille versions of the tests
Pupils with a statement of SEN or an EHCP are automatically allowed up to 25% additional time, except for the spelling paper which is not strictly timed. Schools do not need to complete an application for additional time for these pupils.
However, applications do need to be made for pupils that are waiting for a statement of SEN or an EHCP to be confirmed. Additional time to complete the tests may be appropriate for other pupils who:
require additional time under test conditions to properly demonstrate their knowledge and understanding
use the standard or enlarged print versions of the tests
Schools should also consider whether the use of rest breaks during the test might be
more beneficial to pupils than additional time to complete the test.
2019 KS2 Access Arrangement Guidance
There is set criteria for a child to achieve additional time.
We will inform you if your child qualifies for additional time.

32. KS2 SATs Tests – Readers, Prompters and Scribes
Scribes - If a pupil needs a scribe because of an injury that occurred in the week before the tests, schools may allow up to 25% additional time as well as the use of the scribe. This is only for circumstances where the pupil is unfamiliar with working with a scribe.
Readers - Readers are usually teachers or support assistants. If a pupil requests it, the reader may also read back any part of a pupil’s written response to a question. Reading Paper - The English reading test must not be read to individuals or to a group, except for the general instructions. However, you may rephrase the explanations provided in the test instructions of the reading answer booklet to ensure that all pupils understand them.
Prompters – Prompters are usually teachers or support assistants.
2019 KS2 Access Arrangement Guidance

33. After the tests
The papers are collected by several members of the Senior Leadership Team.
The papers are sent away to be marked.
We do not receive the papers back, only pdf versions.
We send the SATs results home with their end of year report.

34. Mark Scheme – Raw Score and Scaled Score
The raw score is the total number of marks.
To convert each pupil’s raw score to a scaled score, look up the raw score and read across to the appropriate scaled score.
A scaled score of 100 or more shows the pupil has met the expected standard in the test.
These are last years raw and scaled scores.
How to convert key stage 2 raw scores to scaled scores – Standards Testing Agency

35. How to convert key stage 2 raw scores to scaled scores – Standards Testing Agency

36. After-school Clubs
We are currently running an after school club to support with the learning of Maths and Reading.
Maths- Wednesday until 4.20pm
Reading- Thursday until 4.20pm
If you would like you child to attend, please fill in a letter and return to your child’s class teacher.

37. SATs Week Breakfast
We will be holding a SATs Breakfast in the Main Hall from 7:30am.
We will suit children's dietary requirements.
We will provide you with more details about the breakfast nearer the time.
Please note that SATs Breakfast will only happen in SATs Week – Monday 13th May to Thursday 16th May. There will not be a SATs Breakfast on the Friday.