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Key stage 1 tests (optional): Key Facts and Dates

Everything teachers need to know about the key stage 1 tests, with dates and links from GOV.UK.

Year group
Year 2
Status
Optional
2026 to 2027
Recommended during May 2027
Last checked
2026-10-20

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Since 2024 the end of KS1 tests are optional. STA still publishes papers each year for schools to use in May, with mark schemes and scaled-score tables.

Optional English reading, GPS and mathematics tests.

Papers, timings and marks

PaperSubjectTimeMarks
Paper 1: spellingEnglish grammar, punctuation and spellingnot confirmed–
Paper 2: questionsEnglish grammar, punctuation and spellingnot confirmed–
Paper 1: reading prompt and answer bookletEnglish reading30 min (approximately; not strictly timed)20
Paper 2: reading booklet and reading answer bookletEnglish reading40 min (approximately; not strictly timed)20
Paper 1: arithmeticMathematics20 min (approximately; not strictly timed)25
Paper 2: reasoningMathematics35 min (approximately (about 30 minutes for the written questions); not strictly timed; starts with a practice aural question and 5 aural questions)35

Key dates

Recommended during May 2027

Good to know

Not yet confirmed by us: GPS paper marks and timings not confirmed (STA mark scheme PDF could not be fetched).. Check the official documents.

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Year group packs

Year 2 English · Year 2 Maths

Other assessments: Reception baseline assessment (RBA) · Phonics screening check · Multiplication tables check (MTC) · Key stage 2 national curriculum tests (SATs) · Key stage 2 teacher assessment (English writing, science).

Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0. Facts and dates are from the Standards and Testing Agency and DfE pages on GOV.UK, summarised in our own words; no test papers or questions are reproduced. Checked on 2026-10-20: always check the current STA guidance.

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