Overall, 59 per cent of pupils met the expected standard in all of reading, writing and maths this year – the same as 2022.Įducation Extra space between letters helps children read faster and make fewer mistakes, study finds Read More The Key Stage 2 Sats results showed that 73 per cent achieved the expected standard in reading, down from 75 per cent in 2022. The proportion of primary school pupils who met the expected standard in reading in this year’s Sats exams has fallen, official statistics show. How have pupils performed in this year’s Sats? However, most secondary schools understand that Sats only measure limited subjects and skill sets, so perform their own test at the start of year seven.
Secondary schools are made aware of incoming pupils’ scores, and many use the results as a rough guide for setting. If your child is working below the overall standard of the key stage, or they have special educational needs, reporting will be different, and you should speak to your child’s teacher for more information. of 100 or more means that your child is working at, or above, the expected standard for the key stage.below 100 means that your child may need more support to help them reach the expected standard.This is created from the number of marks your child scores in a particular test. The school will report your child’s test results as a scaled score for each subject.
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