Key Stage 1 SATs Learning Journey
How to get started on the Key Stage 1 SATs Learning Journey
KS1 SATS are now optional, but some schools may still administer them as a way to monitor children's progress.
In order to cover all the learning objectives that your child is required to have mastered by the time they sit their Key Stage 1 SATs test (in the summer term of Year 2) either work through the worksheets below in order or pick those worksheets that cover topics where you know your child needs some extra help.
All the learning objectives tested in Y2 SATs are explained in detail in our guides to KS1 maths SATs and KS1 English SATs.
There's also a Key Stage 1 SATs Learning Journey Checklist, and, for more information, we'd recommend you read Year 2 English: what your child learns and Year 2 Maths: what your child learns.
Don't forget! We have a whole section of the site about KS1 SATs where you'll find lots more information, including articles and SATs papers.
Don't forget to download the KS1 SATs learning pack
Click the signposts below for even more Year 2 worksheets...
SATs past papers and practice papers
 TheSchoolRun has commissioned five complete KS1 SATs practice papers for maths and English. Available exclusively to subscribers, the mock papers are written in the style of the 2016 papers and feature similar question types. |  Please use the links below to access the 2003 and 2004 official SATs papers (the only official papers released by the Government). All the past KS1 SATs papers available to parents can be downloaded free from TheSchoolRun: Key Stage 1 – 2003 English SATs papers Key Stage 1 – 2003 Maths SATs papers Key Stage 1 – 2004 English SATs papers Key Stage 1 – 2004 Maths SATs papers For the new 2016 SATs the Department for Education has also released some sample KS1 SATs papers for teachers. |
