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  • hatewashingmachines
    hatewashingmachines Posts: 504 Forumite
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    edited 17 January 2012 at 9:10PM
    Received in an email from BrightMinds. Free downloads of past SATs papers, including English, Maths, Science. Also includes the mark schemes.
    NOTE there is no mark scheme for Maths Key Stage 1

    http://www.brightminds.co.uk/publish.asp?what=sats&page=1

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  • Lisa_1971
    Lisa_1971 Posts: 60 Forumite
    Where do you get the mark schemes? I've done the maths sats for key stage 1 and can't seem to see the marking for it or is it for the levels they get??

    But thanks for the link been a bit jittery about the up coming sats even tho teacher says nothing to worry about!!
  • Lord_Gardener
    Lord_Gardener Posts: 2,971 Forumite
    Thanks Op, just what we needed for our children approaching stage 1 and stage 3!
    I'm mad!!!! :rotfl::jand celebrating everyday every year!!!
  • Lisa_1971 wrote: »
    Where do you get the mark schemes? I've done the maths sats for key stage 1 and can't seem to see the marking for it or is it for the levels they get??

    But thanks for the link been a bit jittery about the up coming sats even tho teacher says nothing to worry about!!

    When you click on the subject it should have an option for the marking scheme, although it appears that Maths Key stage 1 (year 2) does not have this option.
    To be in your child's memories tomorrow, be in their life today.
  • fishfinger
    fishfinger Posts: 154 Forumite
    Thanks for the info just downloaded ;)
  • Lisa_1971
    Lisa_1971 Posts: 60 Forumite
    Downloaded them yesterday and then spent ages printing the first paper then he sailed through it!! guna try the English one next! Bless they're only 7 why do they need tests?? I hated the tests and exams never did well in them because I was so nervous! Trying not to make a big deal about them for No1 child but like any parent want him to do well!!

    Thanks again hatewashingmachines.
  • brook_son
    brook_son Posts: 5,538 Forumite
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    thanks for this really useful

    :dance:Carry on Comping :dance:
  • I have a website which has the papers on but also has revision lists and resources for revising.

    https://www.timbrells-mathematics.co.uk

    also a few maths games on there which the children seem to like. You can also email me with any maths problems.
  • GDB2222
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    Lisa_1971 wrote: »
    Bless they're only 7 why do they need tests?? I hated the tests and exams never did well in them because I was so nervous! Trying not to make a big deal about them for No1 child but like any parent want him to do well!!

    I would not worry about the test results. They are used to test the school, not your child. The idea is to test all the kids in the school at 7 and again at 11, then see how much 'value' the school has added. From the school's point of view, they want low scores at 7 but high scores at 11, to show that they have added a lot of value. Whatever the outcome, it's not going to affect your kid, at least not the age 7 score. Do the school a favour, and don't coach him!
    No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?
  • jap200
    jap200 Posts: 2,033 Forumite
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    Does anyone happen to know where I can download (free) copies of the 11+ papers, also known as "The Kent Test". This is the exam that kids do at the end of primary if they are in a grammar school region (like we are in Kent). I would like to have a look at some papers to begin to get an idea of whether to put my son (currently age 9) through this ordeal or not. The school will help us to make the decision next year, but I would like to start thinking about it a bit earlier.
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