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Key Stage 2 SATs: which pupils should take them?
Contents
- 1 Participating schools
- 2 All pupils must be registered
- 3 Headteachers make decision on participation
- 4 Working below the standard
- 5 Unable to access tests
- 6 Pupils younger or older than 11
- 7 Pupils with EAL
- 8 Low attendance due to illness
- 9 Joining a school during year 6
- 10 Excluded pupils
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