SATs tutor online — AI KS2 prep for Year 6 reading, maths and SPaG.

KS2 SATs are the national curriculum tests at the end of primary school, sat in Year 6 in mid-May. They cover English reading, English grammar, punctuation and spelling (SPaG), and maths (arithmetic plus two reasoning papers). They're set and marked nationally, and the results follow your child to secondary school.

All of the assessed ones: the Reading paper, the SPaG paper (with the separate spelling test), the Arithmetic paper, and Maths Reasoning Papers 2 and 3. Each is practised in the real format, with the same question styles your child will meet in May.

Yes — it's the sweet spot. Children this age learn far better in short, regular bursts than in long sessions. Twenty focused minutes a day across the year builds both the skills and the exam stamina without overwhelming them.

Many families begin a gentle routine in the autumn term of Year 6, ramping up after Christmas and doing full timed papers from Easter. Starting early keeps it calm; Skoolskill builds a plan that counts backward from the May test week.

Yes. Every question comes with a child-friendly worked explanation, and the AI tracks which topics your child finds hard — fractions, inference questions, comma rules — and brings more of those back until they're secure.

A weekly hour with a £25–£40 tutor gives roughly 30–40 hours over the year; 15–20 minutes a day with Skoolskill gives far more practice, all marked instantly, with weak topics automatically resurfaced. Many families use both — a tutor for confidence, Skoolskill for daily reps.

Yes. The KS2 maths and English foundations overlap heavily with grammar-school entrance. If you're also considering the 11+, our dedicated 11+ page covers Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning, which sit on top of the SATs content.

Create a free account, tell us your child is in Year 6, and run the short diagnostic across reading, SPaG and maths. The first practice session begins in under three minutes.