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SATs Vocabulary Guide

Is Your Year 6 Child Ready for Their SATs?

If you're feeling overwhelmed about SATs preparation, you're not alone. As a parent, it's hard to know exactly what your child needs to revise and where the gaps might be.

That's why I created this free SATs Checklist for you to download today.

Why You Need This SATs Checklist

  • āœØ Complete Clarity

    on what your child needs to know for both English and Maths.

  • šŸ“Š A Simple Way to Track Progress

    and spot gaps in their knowledge before exam day.

  • āœ… Confidence and Control

    over your child's revision journey.

  • šŸ“‹ A Structured Approach

    that reduces stress for both you and your child.

  • šŸ§  Peace of Mind

    that you're covering all the key areas tested in May 2026.

WHAT YOU'LL GET

Inside this free SATs Checklist, you'll find:

English Writing ā€“ 12 essential skills including punctuation, grammar, sentence structure, word classes and spelling

Reading Comprehension ā€“ 9 key skills for understanding and analysing texts, from inference to evidence-based answers

Maths ā€“ All 8 topic areas broken down into clear checkpoints:

  • Number and Place Value

  • Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division

  • Fractions, Decimals and Percentages

  • Ratio and Proportion

  • Algebra

  • Measurement

  • Geometry

  • Statistics

Each section is designed as a simple tickbox checklist, making it easy for you and your child to work through together and celebrate progress along the way.

Meet your tutor

Hi, Iā€™m Sarah!

A qualified teacher with 7 years of experience helping children excel in their 11+ exams.

With over 40 parent reviews and hundreds of students successfully prepared for their exams, I know exactly what children need to succeed.

I created this guide because I saw too many bright children struggling with vocabulary ā€“ not because they couldn't learn it, but because the traditional methods were boring and ineffective.

This guide changes that.

Learning should be enjoyable. When children are engaged and having fun, they learn faster and retain more.