Initial Sounds - s, a, t, p, i, n Writing Practise
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Year 6 SATs, 2027
SATs 2027 revision, without the panic
KS2 SATs week falls in mid May 2027. Our revision packs follow the same shape as the real papers (arithmetic, reasoning, SPaG and reading) so children walk in knowing the format. Print at home, work at your own pace.
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Drop your email in. SATs 2027 revision opens in mid January. We send your one-time 20% off code the morning the window opens, and you can use it on any English or maths worksheet on the site.
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What do KS2 SATs cover?
Year 6 children sit four papers in SATs week: arithmetic, reasoning, English reading, and SPaG (spelling, punctuation and grammar). The papers test the maths and English the National Curriculum covers across KS2.
When are KS2 SATs in 2027?
KS2 SATs week falls in the second full week of May 2027. Children sit one paper a day across four days, plus a short oral spelling test.
How can I help my Year 6 child revise for SATs?
Past-paper style practice in short sessions builds familiarity with the question shapes. Twenty minutes a day across arithmetic, reasoning, reading and SPaG covers all four papers. Our revision packs follow the same format as the real papers.
Frequently asked questions
When does SATs week take place?
KS2 SATs run in the second full week of May. Children sit one paper a day across four days.
What papers do Year 6 children sit at SATs?
Four papers: arithmetic, two reasoning papers, an English reading paper, and a SPaG paper. There is also a short oral spelling test as part of SPaG.
How long is each SATs paper?
Arithmetic is 30 minutes. Each reasoning paper is 40 minutes. Reading is 60 minutes. SPaG question paper is 45 minutes, and the spelling test is around 15 minutes.
What is the SATs pass mark?
There is no single pass mark. Raw marks are converted to a scaled score and 100 is the expected standard. The exact raw-mark threshold changes slightly each year.
Are KS2 SATs compulsory?
Yes for state-funded primary schools in England. Independent schools and home-educators are not required to take them.