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National Curriculum tests
National Curriculum tests
Primary schools are required to carry out Statutory assessments of children’s abilities at 4 different points. Parents/carers are informed of the results at the end of the academic year in which the assessments are carried out:
Reception - GLD
At the end of Reception, children are assessed against 'Early learning goals'. If a pupil has attained well they are described as having a “Good level of development” (GLD).
Year 1 - phonics
Children in Year 1 are tested on their ability to link sounds and letters when reading. This is known as phonics screening. An information pack for parents can be accessed via the following link:
Year 1 phonics screening guide for parents
Year 2 and year 6 - SATs
SATS (standard assessment tests) are a series of assessments in reading, GPS (grammar, punctuation and spelling) and maths carried out in two stages during your child’s primary education - at the end of year 2 (Key Stage 1) and again at the end of year 6 (Key Stage 2). Writing and science are also assessed but this is done through teacher assessment rather than tests.
KS1 (Y2) SATS information booklet for parents