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18 November 2025

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Save hours of preparation time with this complete set of SATs reasoning questions focused on fractions, decimals and percentages, taken from all KS2 Maths Papers 2 and 3 from 2016 up to 2025.

Questions are organised chronologically by year, making it easy for teachers to track progression, spot trends, and quickly find the exact style of question they need for revision, intervention, or targeted practice.

What’s Included:

  1. PowerPoint containing all questions in order (2016–2025) – ready to use for whole-class teaching, modelling, or revision sessions
  2. Answer sheet with fully typed answers and teacher tips explaining efficient methods and common misconceptions
  3. Printable PDF pack with individual questions that can be cut out for stations, intervention groups, revision cards, or low-ink practice
  4. Covers all key reasoning question types involving fractions, decimals and percentages, ensuring pupils are well-prepared for SATs

Why Teachers Love It:

  1. Huge time-saver – everything is organised for you, with no need to search past papers
  2. Ideal for Year 6 SATs prep, booster groups, homework, and targeted skill practice
  3. Clear layout and accessible explanations make it perfect for independent revision or guided teaching
  4. Flexible resources suitable for whiteboard teaching, printed activities, or digital learning

A complete, ready-to-use package to support confident SATs preparation in this essential area of the curriculum.

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