Average your child's Key Stage 2 SATs scaled scores and see whether they met the expected standard.
Enter the scaled scores
Enter each subject's scaled score (80–120). 100 is the expected standard.
A scaled score of 100 is the expected standard. Boundaries are set each year by the Standards and Testing Agency; averaging is an informal overall indicator.
Average scaled score: 103 — Expected standard metFor parents and pupils. Average your child's KS2 SATs scaled scores and see if they met the expected standard. Everything runs in your browser, no account, no data sent.
Each KS2 SATs test is reported as a scaled score from 80 to 120, where 100 is the expected standard. This tool averages your child's scores across the tests:
For scaled scores 103, 101, 105: (103 + 101 + 105) ÷ 3 = 103.0 — all at or above 100, so the expected standard is met.
Raw test marks are converted to a scaled score from 80 to 120. A scaled score of 100 means the child met the expected standard for the end of Key Stage 2.
English Reading, Maths, and Grammar, Punctuation & Spelling (GPS) are externally marked and given scaled scores. Writing is teacher-assessed and not scaled.
There is no formal pass, but a scaled score of 100 or more indicates the child met the expected standard; 110+ often indicates working at greater depth (higher standard).
Yes. The raw-mark-to-scaled-score conversion is set each year by the Standards and Testing Agency, so the same scaled score can need different raw marks year to year.
No. Schools report each subject's scaled score separately. Averaging them is just a quick overall indicator.