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Learning, Loving and Living with Jesus
Keep your roots deep in Jesus Christ the Lord, build your lives on him
and always be thankful. Colossians 2:7
Compassion Friendship Respect Forgiveness
Trust Thankfulness
How well do children do in our school?
SATs (standardised assessment tests) take place for all children in Year 6, in May. These are national tests. These assessments in English and mathematics test our pupils' knowledge of the national curriculum and are intended to be rigorous.
At the end of Year 6, children will sit tests in:
- Reading
- Spelling, punctuation and grammar
- Maths
These tests are externally marked and taken under official exam conditions; the results are used to calculate each pupil’s progress and the school’s performance.
Writing is teacher assessed and moderated by the Local Authority.
Year 6 Test Papers
- Key Stage 2 Reading SAT
- This hour-long test is a single paper with questions based on three different texts
- Key Stage 2 Spelling, punctuation and grammar SAT
- This test consists of two parts: a 45 minute grammar and punctuation paper and a 15 minute spelling test
- Key Stage 2 Mathematics SAT
- This test consists of three parts, a 30 minute arithmetic paper plus two reasoning papers both of which are 40 minutes long
How well did pupils at Inskip St. Peter's do in 2024?
Take a look at our progress data on the DFE's website.
