Re: So Proud
 

we got a letter last Friday Gail saying they arent expecting them till the end of this week :(

Re: So Proud
 

i'm with less,aint a clue what yer on about sats:confused: bet yer lads could explain it better.:D well done whatever...........;)

Re: So Proud
 

Well she got hers with her report on Friday. And she did exceptionally well as well. I'm so proud of her.

Fingers crossed you get yours soon. The waiting must be awful

Re: So Proud
 

Well done to the boys and to all the other kids who have passed their exams. From what I can remember of exams (last exams were at Blackburn college in 2001) it was nerve-racking, so well done. :)

Re: So Proud
 

My son's school hasnt recieved them yet either.

Re: So Proud
 

It can't be worth much if you can't be bothered to explain in 'real words' then I'm not bothering until I have to! Congrat's to the kids but points away for a mum that won't tell us what she's talking about!


(Less walks away muttering under his breathe expecting yet another get off your high horse post when all he really wanted was to be able to share).
:(

Re: So Proud
 

My daughter is 9 and she got level 4 in her sats, I am very proud of her, hope she keeps the good work up.

Re: So Proud
 

For Less

It's based on what the Govt call "national averages" and basically tells you if your child has learnt what it should do for it's age.

At age 7 then most children should be at level 2, level 3 is above the expected national average.

At age 11, then most children should be at level 4 which is the national average, level 5 is above the national average.

At age 14 then most children should be at level 5.

At age 7 they are tested in English and Maths

At ages 11 and 14 they are tested in English, Maths and Science.

Hope that I've explained it for you properly.