KS2 (SATs) Maths 2016 Paper 1: Arithmetic

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Questions from KS2 (SATs) Maths 2016 - Paper 1 0

Click the links below to watch the tutorial videos
- Questions 1
  
  Arithmetic – Addition
- Questions 2
  
  Arithmetic – Addition
- Questions 3
  
  Arithmetic – Division
- Questions 4
  
  Arithmetic – Subtraction
- Questions 5
  
  Arithmetic – Addition
- Questions 6
  
  Arithmetic – Division
- Questions 7
  
  Arithmetic – Addition
- Questions 8
  
  Arithmetic – Subtraction
- Questions 9
  
  Arithmetic – Division
- Questions 10
  
  Arithmetic – Multiplication
- Questions 11
  
  Arithmetic – Multiplication
- Questions 12
  
  Arithmetic – Multiplication
- Questions 13
  
  Arithmetic – Multiplication
- Questions 14
  
  Arithmetic – Decimal Addition
- Questions 15
  
  Arithmetic – Division
- Questions 16
  
  Arithmetic – Decimal Addition
- Questions 17
  
  Arithmetic – Decimal Subtraction
- Questions 18
  
  Arithmetic – Subtraction
- Questions 19
  
  Arithmetic – Addition
- Questions 20
  
  Arithmetic – Decimal Division
- Questions 21
  
  Arithmetic – Decimal Subtraction
- Questions 22
  
  Arithmetic – Division
- Questions 23
  
  Arithmetic – Multiplication
- Questions 24
  
  Arithmetic – Fraction Addition
- Questions 25
  
  Arithmetic – Percentages
- Questions 26
  
  Arithmetic – Decimal Multiplication
- Questions 27
  
  Arithmetic – Fraction Subtraction
- Questions 28
  
  Arithmetic – Division
- Questions 29
  
  Arithmetic – Percentages
- Questions 30
  
  Arithmetic – Multiplication
- Questions 31
  
  Arithmetic – Fraction Addition
- Questions 32
  
  Arithmetic – Division
- Questions 33
  
  Arithmetic – Fraction Division
- Questions 34
  
  Arithmetic – Fraction Multiplication
- Questions 35
  
  Arithmetic – Fraction Subtraction
- Questions 36
  
  Arithmetic – BIDMAS

Paper Description

KS2 (SATs) Maths 2016 Paper 1: Arithmetic contains video tutorials of all 36 questions and downloadable blank and fully completed exam papers allowing you to do your own mock exams at home including marking your own paper.

2016 was the first year of the new Key Stage 2 tests in Mathematics.

These tests assessed children against a national standard and was the first test to reflect the new primary curriculum, which was introduced in 2014. This curriculum is on a par with the best education systems in the world and children are expected to achieve higher standards than before.

Results in each test were reported using a scaled score. A scaled score of 100 represents the expected standard for each test. If a student gets a scaled score of 100 or more it means they are working at or above the expected standard in the subject. If a student gets a scaled score of less than 100 it means that they may need more support to reach the expected standard.

A scaled score of 100 represents 60 marks out of a possible 110 on these three mathematics papers.

Students should work through every question, showing clear workings as incorrect answers can still receive method marks. They should make full use of the squared paper given with some questions by writing one digit in each square. Calculators are not allowed in these KS2 tests so clear knowledge of the multiplication tables is vital, as is a clear approach to addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Students need to read the information carefully before attempting the question.

Paper 1 is the Arithmetic paper and Papers 2 and 3 are Reasoning papers.