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Who were in tears. a couple of our real high attainers who love reading and just devour books, were distraught because they hadn't finished all of the questions. that had never happened to them before. we asked the regulator 0fqual about this year's reading sats. in a statement, it said "we routinely monitor the standard and the accessibility of the tests", but there is no further comment on this year's reading tests. schools get pupils to practise for months to reassure them. now parents are having to do that all over again. no concerns have been raised about this year's maths or grammar test...

Was draining out of the staff's faces, and some of the children. we had a couple of children who were in tears. a couple of our real high attainers who love reading and just devour books, were distraught because they hadn't finished all of the questions. that had never happened to them before. we asked the regulator quual about this year's reading sats. in a statement, it said "we routinely monitor the standard and the accessibility of the tests", but there is no further comment on this year's reading tests. schools get pupils to practise for months to reassure them. now parents are having to ...