Just had a call from my DC (7 Year 2) school today they weren’t able to do the SATs test today due to DC, they have SN and basically reacted quite badly to the test – nothing really bad they basically just had a panic attack and had to be taken out of the room to calm down.
School have said they are going to leave it for today and try again on Monday, as today was the final test anyway.
So while everyone else in DCs year is sitting the test what will DC be doing?
And how will it work on Monday? Will they be taken out separately to do it?
For context DC has SN and I’m surprised they have got this far without any other panics, I also incredibly proud of them for trying their hardest to carry on despite being panicked and I will be thanking the teacher for noticing and stepping in rather than forcing DC to carry on.
Would it be inappropriate to take DC out for a treat after school or do I wait until Monday when they’ve done all the tests?
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Year 2SATS what happens now
PanickedChildDealt · 20/05/2022 11:05
Heckythump1 · 20/05/2022 13:43
For KS1 SATS, I doubt they would all be sat doing the test all the same time, they usually do them in little groups, its generally very informal.
It's also completely internal, the test doesn't leave the school, they're marked by the teachers, so it won't matter a jot if your child doesn't manage to do the test :)
Fluffruff · 20/05/2022 14:00
Poor thing, I would def take them for an ice cream and park play or something and try not to grill them too much about it /see if they open up and of course reassure them it’s fine (I’m sure you will anyway!)
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