KS2 Maths SATS Paper A ('no calculator')- score to get a 4 or 5?

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I am asking because DS2 wants to know. He just did last year's SATS paper (h/w) and wants to know whether his result, -though he knows its one of 3 papers, the others being 'with calculator' and 'mental maths' -would get him a 4 or 5 at his SATS in 4 odd months' time? It's marked out of 40.

fwiw, the school, being all 'equal-opportunity/all-shall-get-prizes' won't tell him!

Oh definitely - I would say the single most important factor in children making progress is good teaching. And every child derserves that - I'm so glad your ds has got that now.

And writing to the Head is a lovely idea - the teacher will really appreciate that.

how much mark was needed for a 4 or a 5 or a 6 in level 6 for all subjects last year 2013 please i need to know quick

I don't think your question makes sense. A level six paper would just be level six. If you don't pass it you don't get level five. You get level four or five from the 3-5 papers.

The Level 6 reading was 22 maths 33 SPAG 37

reading
level 3 11
level 4 19
level 5 36

SPAG

Level 3 25
level 4 44
level 5 54

Maths
level 3 18
level 4 45
level 5 79