What Remelia covers
Key Stage 2 maths and English to Year 6, and verbal and non-verbal reasoning, counted towards the exam; the writing, in part.
Maths
The Key Stage 2 objectives for Years 3 to 6, in the order your child’s school teaches them, counted towards the exam.
English
Grammar, punctuation, spelling and vocabulary questions most days, Years 3 to 6, counted towards the exam.
Reading
From the autumn of Year 5, a weekly reading day: one unseen passage and 9 questions on it, from a bank of 130 passages.
Verbal reasoning
21 of the question types in GL Assessment’s verbal reasoning familiarisation papers (letter and number series, codes, logic puzzles, word puzzles and word meanings), mixed into the sessions and counted towards the exam. The types a test sets can differ from year to year.
Non-verbal reasoning
13 question types from the providers’ own sample material (shape series and grids, pairs, similarities, odd one out, codes, rotation, reflection, hidden shapes, folding and punching, and nets), each a drawing with five options, mixed into the sessions and counted towards the exam. The types a test sets can differ from year to year, and from provider to provider.
The writing In part
Short timed pieces that a grown-up marks at home with ticks: one a fortnight from the spring of Year 4, one a week from the autumn of Year 5. They practise part of what the exam’s writing asks; they are not its paper, and they are not counted towards the exam.
The last fortnight
In the last 14 days before the exam date the plan works to, sessions are shorter and nothing new is introduced. The plan works to December of Year 6, a month inferred from the pages; until the school publishes the day for your child’s year, that date is an estimate.