What are KS1 SATS?
The Key Stage One Statutory Assessment Tests were introduced by the Government to benchmark standards in Year 2. They are a series of assessments in Maths and English, carried out in two stages during your child’s primary education.
Key Stage 1 SATs consist of formal assessments in maths and reading that take around 3 hours in total to complete, plus informal assessments in science that take place throughout the year.
SATs are just one aspect of the KS1 assessment process. Your child's teacher will be taking all their work in Years 1 and 2 into consideration in order to build a full, accurate picture of how well your child is doing. The full, teacher-assessment report about your child's progress in maths, English reading, English writing and science should be sent to you by the end of the summer term.
This is the last official SATs that will be set by the DfE. Braywood will be continuing to support expectations through teacher assessment.
In 2022-23
86% reached the standards in Reading
79% reached the standards in Writing
86% reached the standards in Mathematics
These results are from the children that can access the Year 2 curriculum.
86% reached the standards in Reading
79% reached the standards in Writing
86% reached the standards in Mathematics
These results are from the children that can access the Year 2 curriculum.