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End of Key Stage 1 assessments: non-maintained special schools
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End of Key Stage 1 assessments: statutory requirements
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Key Stage 1 and 2 SATs: registering pupils
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Key Stage 1 assessment: transferral of results
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Key Stage 2 grammar, punctuation and spelling test: assessment
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Key Stage 2 SATs in 2013
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Key Stage 2 SATs in 2014
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Key Stage 2 SATs: 2013 grammar, punctuation and spelling test
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Key Stage 2 SATs: administering the test away from school
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Key Stage 2 SATs: can parents withdraw their child?
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Key Stage 2 SATs: eligibility tests for additional time
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Key Stage 2 SATs: level 6 papers
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Key Stage 2 SATs: pupils who have recently left the school
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Key Stage 2 SATs: pupils with SEN
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Key Stage 2 SATs: recently arrived pupils without English
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Key Stage 2 SATs: registering pupils who have been absent due to illness
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Key Stage 2 SATs: results for the externally-marked writing test
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Key Stage 2 SATs: teacher assessment of writing in 2013
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Key Stage 2 SATs: using a reader
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Key Stage 2 SATs: what is changing?
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Key stage 2 SATS: will pupil absence affect results?
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KS2 SATs data: pupils who refuse to take the test
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Level threshold tables for Key Stage 2: 1995-2012
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Optional tests (primary)
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Reporting KS2 results: academies
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Statutory assessments for children held back a year
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Statutory assessments for children held back a year
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Last updated on 26 Nov 2012
When will a child who has been held back a year have his SATs results reported? Children should take the SATs tests at the end of the year in which they complete the KS2 programme of study. Their results will be included in the performance tables as part of the later year’s cohort.
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