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Key Stage 2 SATs: which pupils should take them?

Last updated on 15 October 2018
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Not all pupils have to take part in Key Stage 2 SATs. Read about which pupils are exempt, and how to report to parents and the governing body.

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  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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