1. KS2 SATs 2016

2. Maths Arithmetic One test paper Length: 30 minutes Marks: 40 Mathematical Reasoning Two test papers Length: 40 minutes per paper Marks: 35 per paper

3. Reading One reading booklet and one answer booklet Length: One hour (including reading time) Marks: 50

4. Grammar, punctuation and spelling Grammar, punctuation and vocabulary One test paper Length: 45 minutes Marks: 50 Spelling One test of 20 words Length: about 15 minutes Marks: 20 The writing level submitted is a teacher assessment.

5. The Results What marks will pupils receive? Raw score: the number of marks for each subject. Scaled score: a comparable score for each subject. National Standard: confirmation of whether pupils’ work reached this level.

6. What are scaled scores? This score places the child on a scale of achievement where 100 represents the ‘national standard’. The score of 100 is intended to reflect the same standard every year. For example, if a child received a scaled score of 120, they would have achieved above national average.