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How Many Days Until SATs 2027?

There are 314 days until KS2 SATs 2027 begin on Monday 10 May 2027.

Days
Hours
Mins
Secs
214
School days left
approx. excl. holidays
45
Weekends left
for extra practice
11 May
SATs week begins
Monday 2027
Mid-July
Results expected
2027

SATs 2027 Week Timetable

All six papers are sat over four days, Monday to Thursday.

GPS Paper 1 — Grammar & Punctuation45 min
GPS Paper 2 — Spelling~15 min

English Reading60 min

Maths Paper 1 — Arithmetic30 min
Maths Paper 2 — Reasoning40 min

Maths Paper 3 — Reasoning40 min

What Should You Be Doing With 314 Days Left?

Personalised advice based on the time remaining.

Build your foundations

Focus on understanding, not speed. 15 minutes a day is plenty at this stage. Make it a habit — same time, same place, every day.

76% of teachers report SATs stress in their pupils (NEU, 2024). The right preparation builds confidence, not anxiety. KS2 results predict lifetime outcomes — DfE research links performance to a £157,500 earnings gap.

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Key Milestones Before SATs

September

Schools inform Year 6 parents about SATs and preparation plans.

Jan–Feb

Mock tests in school to benchmark strengths and weaknesses.

Mar–Apr

Practice intensifies — daily 15–20 minute sessions, targeting weak areas.

May

SATs week (10–13 May 2027). Four days, six papers.

July

Results released to schools, then shared with parents before term ends.

Frequently Asked Questions About SATs 2027

314 days left. Make every one count.

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