UK SATs Test Prep Classes2021-07-02T15:24:18-04:00

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UK SATs Test Prep

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UK SATs Test Prep

UK SATs Test Prep

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Accel Learning offers SATs Test Prep Classes for UK students in year 2 and year 6 .

Classes are offered Online Monday to Friday from 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm and Saturdays from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm UK time.

No Registration fees and no Contract. Pay as you go. Only US$180/month (4 weeks). All inclusive fees for one hour of class each week.

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ABOUT UK SATs TEST

SATs stands for “Standardised Assessment Tests”. They are statutory assessments to assess the attainment of pupils against the programmes of study of the National Curriculum at the end of Key Stages 1 and 2, when most pupils are aged 7 and 11 respectively. Children in state schools across UK take these tests at the same time. At KS1, children are assessed in English, mathematics and science, and at KS2 they are assessed in English and mathematics. The assessments are made up of a combination of testing and teacher assessment judgments.

What is covered in the UK SATs?2019-10-10T20:36:53-04:00

The Keys Stage 1 SAT consists of 1 Grammar and Punctuation test, 1 Spelling test, 2 Reading tests and 2 Math tests

Test Marks Time Details
Grammar & Punctuation 20 20 minutes questions is a combined question and answer booklet focusing on pupils’ knowledge of grammar, punctuation and vocabulary.
Spelling 20 15 minutes Consists of a test transcript to be read by the test administrator and an answer booklet for pupils to write 20 spellings.
Reading 1 20 30 minutes Contains a selection of texts that are designed to increase in difficulty. They include a mixture of text types.
Reading 2 20 40 minutes Contains more challenging texts than Reading 1.
Math 1 25 15 minutes Arithmetic assesses pupils’ fluency in the fundamentals of mathematics, including place value, calculations and fractions.
Math 2 35 35 minutes reasoning assesses pupils’ mathematical fluency by demonstrating their ability to solve problems and reason mathematically.

The Keys Stage 2 SAT consists of 1 Grammar and Punctuation test, 1 Spelling test, 1 Reading test, and 3 Math tests.

Test Marks Time Details
Grammar & Punctuation 50 45 minutes questions is a combined question and answer booklet focusing on pupils’ knowledge of grammar, punctuation and vocabulary.
Spelling 20 15 minutes Consists of a test transcript to be read by the test administrator and an answer booklet for pupils to write 20 spellings.
Reading 50 60 minutes The English reading test focuses on the comprehension elements of the national curriculum and includes a mixture of text types. The test is designed so that the texts increase in their level of difficulty.
Math 1 40 30 minutes arithmetic assesses mathematical calculations. The questions cover calculations involving all 4 operations, including calculations with fractions, decimals and percentages. They also cover long division and long multiplication.
Math 2 35 40 minutes  assess mathematical fluency, solving mathematical problems and mathematical reasoning.
Math 3 35 40 minutes  assess mathematical fluency, solving mathematical problems and mathematical reasoning.
How long are the UK SATs?2019-10-05T13:51:32-04:00

Testing time is not monitored, but generally students are expected to complete the test as per the table below:

Key Stage 1 – for students in Grade 2

  • Grammar and Punctuation – 20 mins
  • Spelling – 15 mins
  • Reading 1 – 30 mins
  • Reading 2 – 40 mins
  • Math 1 – 15 mins
  • Math 2 – 35 mins

Key Stage 2 – for students in Grade 6

  • Grammar and Punctuation – 45 mins
  • Spelling – 15 mins
  • Reading 1 – 60 mins
  • Math 1 – 30 mins
  • Math 2 – 40 mins
  • Math 3 – 40 mins
  • Biology – 25 mins
  • Chemistry – 25 mins
  • Physics – 25 mins

 

When are the UK SATs administered?2019-10-07T15:35:41-04:00

The UK SATs are held during the months of May and June each year.

How are the UK SATs scored?2019-10-04T15:39:21-04:00

Here’s how UK SATs scoring works. You’re given a point for every question you get right (there’s no penalty or point deduction for wrong answers). The total number of questions you get right on each test equals your raw score. Your raw score for each test is then converted into a scaled score.

This is used to show whether the child has achieved the national standard for that subject. It also allows for comparisons of pupil performance over time as every scaled score represents the same level of attainment, whether a child has taken the test in 2016 or in 2018.

For KS1 SATs, a score of 100 means the child is working at the expected standard. A score below 100 indicates that the child needs more support, whereas a score of above 100 suggests the child is working at a higher level than expected for their age. The maximum score possible is 115, and the minimum is 85.

Teachers are given conversion tables to translate their pupils’ raw scores into scaled scores. They’ll then use these scores to inform their teacher assessment. This means that the score that your child is given may not be the result they achieved in their SATs, but a score based on SATs results, classwork and the teacher’s observations.

For KS2 SATs, the papers are marked externally, with no teacher assessment involved.
Each child will be awarded a raw score and a scaled score, and receive confirmation of whether or not they achieved the national standard (‘NS’ means the expected standard was not achieved; ‘AS’ means the expected standard was achieved).

Please note that schools are free to report SATs results as they choose, so as a parent you might be given their sclaed score or a code (or both); you are unlikely to be told your child’s raw test scores.

The list of KS2 SATs outcome codes in full is:

  • AS: the expected standard has been achieved
  • NS: the expected standard has not been achieved
  • A: the child was absent from one or more of the test papers
  • B: the child is working below the level assessed by KS2 SATs
  • M: the child missed the test
  • T: the child is working at the level of the tests but is unable to access them (because all or part of a test is not suitable for a pupil with particular special educational needs)
The range of scaled scores available for each KS2 test is the same, this year and in future years:
  • 80 is the lowest possible scaled score
  • 120 is the highest possible scaled score

A scaled score of 100 or more means that the child has met the expected standard in each test; a scaled score of 99 or less means they haven’t reached the government-expected standard.

As well as receiving KS2 SATs results, at the end of Y6 you will be told your child’s teacher-assessment results for reading, writing, mathematics and science. The teacher-assessment result codes you can expect to see are:
  • GDS: Working at greater depth within the expected standard (for writing assessment only)
  • EXS: Working at the expected standard
  • WTS: Working towards the expected standard (for writing assessment only)
  • HNM: Has not met the expected standard (reading and maths assessment only)
  • PKG: Pre-key stage, growing development of the expected standard (the child is working at a lower level than expected)
  • PKF: Pre-key stage, foundations for the expected standard (the child is working at a significantly lower level than expected)
  • BLW: The child is working below the pre-key stage standards (the lowest level of attainment)
  • A: Awarded if the child was absent
  • D: Awarded if the child is disapplied (has not been been tested at KS2 level)
Where can I take a sample UK SAT test?2019-10-04T15:48:20-04:00

You can take the UK SAT sample test at any of our centers for FREE to assess your skills or you can also request a text from us by emailing us on learn@accellearning.com

Where can I get more information about UK SATs?2019-10-07T15:35:23-04:00

For more information about the UK SATs, please visit: https://www.gov.uk/government/organisations/standards-and-testing-agency

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