1. Key Stage 1 SATs Information Evening Thursday 7th February 2019

2. SATs are used to inform the teacher judgement.
What are SATs?
Standardised Assessment Test
Year 2 children complete these tests in the month of May
Attainment of all children in this age group can be monitored to inform the next steps in their learning
SATs are used to inform the teacher judgement.

3. Which areas will the children be tested on?
2 Reading Papers
Arithmetic
Reasoning and Problem Solving
Children will not sit the optional grammar and spelling tests.

4. Test Timetable for May 2018
The 2019 Key Stage 1 statutory tests will take place
Through out the month of May

5. Reading Test There are 2 papers to complete.
Paper 1: Combined reading prompt and answer booklet
Consists of a combined reading and question booklet.
Paper 2: Separate reading booklet and answer booklet
This test consists of a reading booklet and separate question booklet

6. Paper 1 Example
Types of answer will include:
Retrieving information from the text and
write this in sentences
or copy

7. Paper 1 Example
Other types of answer will include:
Retrieving information from the text and
Ticking the correct answer

8. Paper 2 example
of reading booklet

9. Paper 2 example of answer booklet Types of answers:
The children are given page numbers to locate the information needed to answer the questions.
They will be expected to answer in sentences

10. Paper 2 example
of answer booklet
Types of answers:
Also Multiple choice and the children will ne need to tick one answer.

11. Maths Tests There are 2 papers to complete. Paper 1: Arithmetic
This test consists of one paper
No equipment is allowed
If a child requests it, a question may be read to them however we can only read the numbers and not the mathematical symbol.
Paper 2: Reasoning
Equipment may consist only of rulers and/or mirrors
If a child requests it, we may read words and numbers the numbers but not the mathematical symbol.

12. Paper 1 – Arithmetic example

13. Paper 1 – Arithmetic example

14. Paper 1 – Arithmetic example

15. Paper 1 – Arithmetic example

16. Paper 2 – Reasoning example

17. Paper 2 – Reasoning example

18. Paper 2 – Reasoning example

19. How we support your child in school:
Reading comprehension activities
Uplift Maths and review sheets
Target maths, mental maths and times tables practice
Reasoning and problem solving activities
Regular phonics and spelling sessions
Practice tests and practice questions
Maths and reading homework
Mental maths tests

20. Play an active role in lessons Ask for help if they don’t understand
Things we are trying to encourage the children to do are:
Continue good homework routines
Play an active role in lessons
Ask for help if they don’t understand
Be aware of targets.
Challenge themselves.
Try their best.
Gain a perception of time

21. How you can support your child at home:
Continue to support with homework.
Read regularly and ask questions about what the children have read and what they think might happen next in the text.
CGP Booster Packs – ordered through school
Daily Reading – exploration of comprehension; ensuring the child has understood what they have read
Support with learning on time and money skills.