How to use past papers well
A full SATs paper can show pupils what the assessment feels like, but it should not be the only kind of revision. Short targeted practice helps pupils fix gaps before sitting another paper.
- Use past papers to practise timing and question style.
- Use short online sessions to improve weaker topics.
- Retry mistakes so pupils see progress instead of only a final score.
Practise before the next mock
Beat SATs includes interactive questions for Year 6 maths, reading and GPS, so pupils can build fluency before returning to another full paper.