Every Free SATs Resource in One Place
10,200+ practice questions. 35 parent guides. 30 topic explainers. 5 interactive tools. All free — because access to good preparation shouldn't depend on your budget. SATs are 10 days away.
Practice Papers
Curriculum-aligned practice questions for every SATs paper, with instant marking and worked explanations. No account needed — start practising right now.
All Practice Papers
Browse every SATs practice paper across all subjects in one place.
Arithmetic Paper 1
Timed arithmetic practice covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and decimals.
Reasoning Papers 2 & 3
Word problems, logic puzzles, and multi-step questions just like the real reasoning papers.
Reading Paper
Comprehension passages with retrieval, inference, vocabulary, and summarising questions.
GPS Paper
Grammar, punctuation, and spelling questions covering the full KS2 curriculum.
Mock Tests
Full-length timed mock tests that simulate the real SATs experience.
Printable Resources
Reference sheets, checklists, and word lists you can print and stick on the fridge or keep in a revision folder. No account needed.
Maths Formula Sheet
All the formulas your child needs for area, perimeter, volume, and conversions on one page.
Spelling Word List
The complete Year 5/6 statutory spelling list — all the words your child needs to learn.
Revision Checklist
A tick-off checklist covering every topic across maths, reading, and GPS.
Grammar Glossary
Every grammar term your child needs to know, with clear definitions and examples.
Times Tables Grid
A printable 12x12 times tables grid for quick reference and practice.
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In-depth guides covering everything from what SATs are to how scoring works. Written in plain English for busy parents.
What Are SATs?
Everything parents need to know about KS2 SATs in one complete guide.
SATs Dates 2026
The confirmed timetable for SATs week and all key dates to remember.
How to Prepare
A step-by-step preparation plan for parents and children.
Scoring Explained
How raw scores become scaled scores and what the numbers really mean.
SATs FAQ
Quick answers to the most common questions parents ask about SATs.
National Averages
How children perform nationally and what the benchmarks look like.
Topic Explainers
Clear, jargon-free explanations of the topics children find trickiest, with worked examples and practice tips.
Fractions
Adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing — everything Year 6 needs to know.
Long Division
The step-by-step bus stop method explained clearly with worked examples.
Fronted Adverbials
What they are, how to spot them, and how to use them in writing.
50+ Fronted Adverbial Examples
The ultimate list — time, place and manner examples with a mini quiz.
Passive Voice
Understanding active vs passive voice — a common GPS question type.
Reading Comprehension Tips
Strategies for tackling retrieval, inference, and vocabulary questions.
Decimals
Place value, ordering, rounding, and converting between fractions and decimals.
Free Interactive Tools
A live SATs countdown, a personalised revision planner, a score calculator that converts raw marks to scaled scores, and times tables practice with instant feedback. No account required for any of them.
How Many Days Until SATs?
Live countdown with timetable, revision advice, and key dates — share it with other parents.
Revision Planner
Build a personalised revision timetable based on your child's schedule and weak areas.
Score Calculator
Convert practice paper raw scores into estimated scaled scores instantly.
Times Tables Checker
Quick-fire times tables practice with instant feedback and scoring.
We built these because our own children needed them.
SATs Arcade started at a kitchen table. These free resources exist because every child deserves good preparation — not just the ones whose parents can afford a tutor.
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