Is there a good app for SATs practice?

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My daughter has suddenly 'woken up' and realises she is capable of doing well in her SATs and shouldn't coast anymore ready for high school!

Is there a good app or website for SATs practice? Like Seneca but for SATs?

The BBC bitesize resources are good Free interactive KS1 and KS2 SATs revision resources - BBC Bitesize. The 10 minute test books are also great KS2 SATs Maths and English 10-Minute Tests Bundle: Ages 10-11 (for the 2025 tests) : Schofield & Sims, Steve Mills, Hilary Koll, Belle Cottingham, Carol Matchett, Rachel Lopiccolo: Amazon.co.uk: Books

SATs boot camp are doing a 30 day free trial
https://www.yearsix.co.uk/sats-boot-camp/

So does Learning By Questions
https://primary.lbq.org/trial/

Spelling Shed is great
https://www.spellingshed.com/en-gb/

So is Spelling Frame
https://spellingframe.co.uk/

Rollama for grammar
https://www.rollama.site/

White Rose home learning videos for Maths
https://whiteroseeducation.com/parent-pupil-resources/maths/home-learning

Prodigy Maths is good
https://www.prodigygame.com/main-en/

Read Theory is free
https://readtheory.org/

CGP is good and v cheap - £3 a month
https://www.cgpplus.co.uk/

Wow, thank you so much!

https://mathsbot.com/primary/ks2

this is fab for arithmetic practice.

www.cgpbooks.co.uk/resources/cgp-s-free-online-10-minute-tests?srsltid=AfmBOooaVzzrTag-IJ3EBgvkiiL0e8X-1LU_o4NIQHo4OIm91etRQuWS

How lovely when they suddenly decide for themselves that they want to do well, it makes such a difference when the push comes from them rather than from us nagging. For the maths side specifically, my DH built mathstutor.me (he's a software engineer, so the usual pinch of salt from me), and it has been brilliant for our own DS. It covers the full KS2 curriculum including the SATs topics, and the bit that would suit a child like yours is the free assessment on there: it shows you exactly where her gaps are, so she can put her time into the weak spots rather than redoing things she is already solid on. It is free on the standard tier (eight exercises a day, which is plenty for daily practice) and it is gamified with points and levels, so it feels more like a challenge than a chore.

One honest flag: it is maths only, so for the English and SPAG side you would want something alongside it. The Schofield and Sims 10 minute tests someone mentioned above are genuinely good. And free past papers from gov.uk, done under timed conditions in the last few weeks before May, are worth more than any app for getting her used to the actual format. BBC Bitesize is a good free backup for when she gets stuck on a particular topic and needs it explained a different way.