Once a month, a proper 45-minute paper in the real SATS style. It comes back as a scaled score you can actually read, plotted on a line that tells you whether the nightly work is paying off.
Benchmark · scaled score
The benchmark mirrors the structure of the KS2 papers: arithmetic, reasoning, a full-length reading comprehension and a SPaG section. It’s the calm, low-stakes version of the real thing, sat at the kitchen table rather than in an exam hall.
Because it looks and feels like the genuine paper, May of Year 6 holds no nasty surprises.
June benchmark · Year 5
⏱️ 45 minutes · timed
Real SATS results come back on a scale where 100 is the expected standard. BoffinBox uses the same language, so a score of 107 means exactly what it means on results day, no decoding required.
It’s a good deal more honest than a raw percentage that shifts every time the paper gets harder.
Latest scaled score
107
Above the expected standard
One score is a snapshot; the trend is the story. Month on month you can watch the line climb above 100 and stay there, which is far more reassuring than agonising over a single wobbly week.
And if the line dips, you’ll know early, while there’s still loads of time to do something about it.
Benchmark · scaled score
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