KS2 SATs Maths Practice
Generate unlimited SATs-style practice papers for Year 6. Arithmetic and reasoning papers with mark schemes to build confidence before the real thing.
SATs Paper Types
Arithmetic Paper
30-minute paper testing calculation skills. Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, decimals and percentages.
Reasoning Papers
Two 40-minute papers with word problems and multi-step questions. Tests application of maths to real-world contexts.
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Create Practice Paper (£0.80) →Understanding KS2 SATs Maths
Key Stage 2 SATs are national tests sat by Year 6 pupils across England in May. The maths assessment consists of three papers that together test the full primary maths curriculum.
Scaled Score
Raw marks are converted to a scaled score between 80-120. A score of 100 indicates the expected standard, while 110+ indicates working at greater depth.
Topics Assessed in SATs
Frequently Asked Questions
What papers are in the KS2 SATs maths exam?
The KS2 SATs maths exam consists of three papers: Paper 1 (Arithmetic) lasting 30 minutes, and Papers 2 and 3 (Reasoning) each lasting 40 minutes. Together they assess the full Year 6 maths curriculum.
When do Year 6 pupils take KS2 SATs?
KS2 SATs take place in May each year. Year 6 pupils across England sit the tests during SATs week, with maths papers typically on Monday and Tuesday.
What is a good SATs score in maths?
SATs are scored on a scale where 100 is the expected standard. Scores of 100+ meet expectations, while 110+ indicates greater depth. The maximum raw score is around 110 marks across all three papers.
How can I help my child prepare for KS2 SATs maths?
Regular practice with past papers and similar-style questions is key. Focus on both arithmetic fluency (for Paper 1) and problem-solving skills (for Papers 2 and 3). MathQuizily generates unlimited practice papers so pupils never run out of fresh questions.