Year 6 SATs practice, without the pressure
The KS2 SATs check what children have learnt by the end of primary school. Noggli practises the same skills at your child's real level, so the hard parts become familiar long before May.
What the SATs cover
- MathsAn arithmetic paper and two reasoning papers: fractions, percentages, ratio, algebra, long multiplication and division, and word problems.
- ReadingThree texts with retrieval, inference, vocabulary and summary questions.
- Grammar, punctuation and spellingWord classes, tenses, apostrophes and punctuation, plus a 20-word spelling test.
Past papers are free on GOV.UK.
SATs practice without the pressure
A clue, not a cross
A wrong answer gets a clue and another go. A second miss shows how it works, step by step.
No clock
Nothing counts down. Confidence first, speed follows on its own.
The right level
After a few questions Noggli knows where your child is, and every question after that adapts.
Practise the Year 6 topics
Questions parents ask
When are the KS2 SATs?
In May of Year 6. Children sit papers in maths, reading, and grammar, punctuation and spelling over one week.
What papers are in the Year 6 SATs?
Maths has three papers: arithmetic, and two reasoning papers. Reading has one paper with three texts. Grammar, punctuation and spelling has a grammar and punctuation paper and a 20-word spelling test.
Where can I find past SATs papers?
Past papers and mark schemes are free on GOV.UK. Noggli is a calmer way to practise the skills behind them, at your child's level, without a clock.
My child is anxious about the SATs. Will this help?
Noggli was built for an anxious Year 6 child. There are no timers, no scores and no red crosses, and questions start at a level your child can get right. Once several topics are secure, an optional mini mix shows a few questions laid out like a paper, with no clock and no marks.
Practise this every day, at the right level
Noggli works out where your child is in every topic and adjusts each question to suit. Free, with no timers, no scores and no child accounts.