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Key Stage 1 SATs

Key Stage 1 SATs. Outline. What are SATs? An outline of the tasks and tests Levels The results What you can do to help Dates Teacher assessment. What are SATs?. SATs- Standard Assessment Tests Tests are  given at the end of year 2, year 6 and year 9.

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Key Stage 1 SATs

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  1. Key Stage 1 SATs

  2. Outline • What are SATs? • An outline of the tasks and tests • Levels • The results • What you can do to help • Dates • Teacher assessment

  3. What are SATs? • SATs- Standard Assessment Tests • Tests are given at the end of year 2, year 6 and year 9. • Used to show your child's progress • Each child is assessedin Reading, writing maths and science. • In KS1 the emphasis is on teacher assessment, the tests support this judgement.

  4. Tasks and Tests

  5. Levels • W = Working towards level 1 • Each level has subdivisions.C – just entering the level, not yet secureB – secure in the levelA – secure and moving towards next level • National Average for end of Year 2 > 2B • Level 3 is expected for average 9 year old • Level 1 and 3 subdivisions not shown on SATs results. • What levels children sit will be decided nearer the time.

  6. Results • The children are teacher assessed throughout the year • The tests are used to inform final teacher judgements. • Report only teacher assessments to the L.E.A(Local education authorities)

  7. What can you do to help? • Read together every day and ask questions about the story • Use number problems in every day life, at the shops, on the bus, telling the time etc. • Practice handwriting/spellings • Keep calm-KS1 SATs are done as subtly as possible. It is a quiz not a test.

  8. Dates • Half term tests in numeracy, spelling and reading comprehension. • Assessed writing will be done termly • SATs tests will roughly take place W/B11th May-5th June(Obviously excluding half term 25th May-1st June)

  9. Any questions?

  10. Information Summary sheets are provided on the tables.

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