SATs (Standard Assessment Tools) are national curriculum tests that measure a child's academic progress during primary school. Children take their SATs in Year 6 (Year 2 SATs have been now been scrapped). They take place in May and test children in mathematics (arithmetic and reasoning), reading comprehension and GPS (grammar, punctuation and spelling). Pupils are also required to be assessed in science, but it up to the school on how they measure this. 

The moment King Charles III was crowned at Saturday Club.