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My son said Math was easier than English. He is equally good in both.
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Thanks! Gosh - these *** papers are expensive. Do they all mostly follow the same pattern?BabaPabz wrote:Mine did a few of the *** maths. When he came out yesterday he said the harder questions were similar to *** and even one question was almost the same. He thought the maths test was generally easier than ***. Good luck for next year.
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I wonder if anyone knew how many sat for the SETS 2019 first stage?
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Yes pattern is same in every paper but with different questions..
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yes they take the same pattern but vary ever so slightly. The timing constraint remains though. After doing a few the kids just learn how to deal with questions e.g. when to skip and move on. A good adult/tutor advice on the fastest way to answer is needed to see any continual improvement.
Yes, they are expensive. My advice is reserve them, only let you child try once they have learn all the content of the syllabus.
Yes, they are expensive. My advice is reserve them, only let you child try once they have learn all the content of the syllabus.
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Approx 6500 registered to sit the tests.Hyksos wrote:I wonder if anyone knew how many sat for the SETS 2019 first stage?
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I have the same concerns too but only time will tell now!
My DD finished both papers on time and managed to check over them which has not happened at all during practice tests so I am concerned she did not read the questions properly.
The other children we know who took the test also commented they finished on time and found it easier than expected but all that means if many of them did it find it easier is that the pass mark for being selected for the second right will be higher surely?
My DD finished both papers on time and managed to check over them which has not happened at all during practice tests so I am concerned she did not read the questions properly.
The other children we know who took the test also commented they finished on time and found it easier than expected but all that means if many of them did it find it easier is that the pass mark for being selected for the second right will be higher surely?
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does the pass mark (for stage 1) differ for boys and girls?
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I’m pretty sure that I’ve seen in previous years they have passed around 35% of boys and 40% of girls. This probably works out as the same number as more boys usually take the first test. So yes, in a way, the pass mark may be different as boys and girls will be looked at independently of each other to find the top 35%/40% of each.elevenpraforum wrote:does the pass mark (for stage 1) differ for boys and girls?
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Can someone please clarify the info on approx 6,500 children sitting Sutton SET this year. Parents at school had a figure of over 7k last year and close to 8k this year?? I am so confused as have no idea where to find the most accurate information
Also is there a reason why they pass less boys even though more sit the exam than girls?
Thank you in advance for the advice
Also is there a reason why they pass less boys even though more sit the exam than girls?
Thank you in advance for the advice