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Do Secondary Schools Use Year 6 SATs Results?

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Many of us have sat exams. Whether in secondary school, university, graduate school, and even primary school; chances are students have come across something resembling an exam! Now, you may certainly find exams annoying and boring, or even nerve-wracking and pointless – however, they certainly …

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What is QCF and what does it stand for?

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There are many acronyms and qualifications students will have to come across during their academic journeys; these qualifications can range from anything like GCSEs to master’s degrees. There are a broad range of qualifications available for people on a wide variety of pathways. It can …

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Are Year 2 SATs Compulsory?

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Year 2 SATs can be a stressful and surprising concept for many parents. The idea of your child being tested so early in their educational journey can be interesting for some, who want to know where their child is at in their education journey and …

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What are Year 2 SATs Used For?

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Throughout a student’s academic journey, there are many hurdles and worries that all students are familiar with: chiefly, exams. This concern is not unwarranted, since exams are a constant in the academic world from GCSEs, to university exams, and even simple pop quizzes. One of …

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Do Year 7, 8, and 9 Have Exams?

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As students move up through their education journeys, there are doubtlessly countless questions that both students and parents have about the curriculum and academic methods used to develop children. A common word students and parents may have been hearing and perhaps even discussing is exams. …

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Do Parents Get SATs Results?

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SATs are a stressful time for both students and parents. What is intended as a measure of school’s progress overall against a national average can easily feel like a test of student achievement and individual knowledge. However, no matter how you feel about SATs, most …