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News briefing: DfE accidentally published KS1 spelling test paper online
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Thursday 21 April 2016 8:15 AM
School types: All · School
phases: Primary
The Standards and Testing Agency accidentally published the actual KS1 spelling test paper online months ago as a sample paper, it has emerged. The DfE has promised an inquiry into this "serious error", but says there will not be time to create another test paper before pupils sit SATs in May.
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