• Identify sources of primary and secondary data.
• Choose a suitable sample size.
• Understand how to reduce bias in sampling and questionnaires.
• Identify a random sample.
• Use two-way tables.
• Interpret and draw dual bar charts and compound bar charts.
• Choose the most appropriate average for a set of data.
• Find the mode, median, mean and range for a set of data.
• Compare sets of data using averages and the range.
• Group discrete and continuous data.
• Draw and interpret grouped frequency diagrams.
• Interpret and draw line graphs.
• Recognise when a graph is misleading.
• Draw and interpret pie charts.

• Graph paper and draw scatter graphs.
• Describe the correlation between two sets of data.
• Draw a line of best fit and use it to estimate values.

Written homework tasks

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·     Use index notation for squares and square roots.

·     Calculate with squares and square roots.

·     Carry out calculations involving squares, cubes, square roots and cube roots.

·     Use factorising to work out square roots and cube roots.

·     Solve word problems using square roots and cube roots.

·     Estimate answers to complex calculations.

·     Carry out calculations involving brackets.

Written homework tasks

End of Unit task

End of Autumn Half Term Assessment – Units 1-2

• Simplify expressions by collecting like terms.
• Construct expressions using four operations.
•  Substitute into formulae.
• Derive formulae from a description
• Expand expressions involving brackets.
• Substitute into expressions involving powers.
• Factorise an algebraic expression

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• Compare and simplify fractions.
• Write one number as a fraction of another.
• Work out simple fractions of amounts.

• Write an improper fraction as a mixed number.
• Add and subtract fractions.

• Work with equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages.
• Use division to write a fraction as a decimal.

• Work out fractions of amounts.
• Divide an integer and a fraction by a fraction.
• Multiply a fraction by a fraction.

• Add and subtract mixed numbers.
• Enter time as a mixed number into a calculator.
• Multiply and divide a mixed number.

Written homework tasks

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Christmas Assessment –  Units 1-4

• Work out unknown angles when two or more lines meet or cross at a point.
• Work out unknown angles involving parallel lines.

• Describe the line and rotational symmetry of triangles.
• Understand how to prove that a result is true.
• Use properties of a triangle to work out unknown angles.
• Use the properties of isosceles and equilateral triangles to solve problems.

• Describe the line and rotational symmetry of quadrilaterals.
• Describe the properties of quadrilaterals.
• Solve problems involving quadrilaterals.

• Work out the interior and exterior angles of a polygon

Written homework tasks

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• Write decimals in ascending and descending order
• Round to decimal places
• Add and subtract decimals

• Multiply a decimal by an integer.
• Use place value to multiply decimals.

• Convert between fractions decimals and percentages.
• Compare different proportions using percentages.
• Convert between fractions decimals and percentages.
• Compare different proportions using percentages.

Written homework tasks

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February  Half Term Assessment

• Write and solve simple equations.
• Solve problems using equations.
• Write and solve simple equations.
• Solve problems using equations.

• Write and solve equations with letters on both sides

• Solve equations that include x² and x³
• Use trial and improvement to find solutions to 1 decimal place.

Written homework tasks

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Easter End of Term Assessment – Units 1-7

• Convert between metric and imperial units.
• Use metric units.

• Write a ratio in its simplest form.
• Simplify a ratio expressed in fractions or decimals.

• Share a quantity in 2 or more parts in a given ratio
• Understand the relationship between ratio and proportion

• Solve simple word problems involving ratio and direct proportion.
• Solve simple word problems involving ratio and inverse proportion.

• Solve problems involving ratio and proportion using the unitary method.
• Write ratios in the form 1 : n
• Solve best buy problems.

Written homework tasks

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• Calculate the area of triangles.
• Calculate the area of parallelograms.
• Calculate the area of trapeziums.

• Calculate the perimeter of shapes made from rectangles and triangles.
• Calculate the area of shapes made from rectangles and triangles.

• Identify nets of different 3D shapes.
• Know the properties of 3D shapes.

• Calculate the surface area of a cube.
• Calculate the surface area of a cuboid.

·           Calculate the volume of a cube.

·           Calculate the volume of a cuboid.

·           Convert between different units of volume: cm³, ml and litres.

• Convert between metric measures for area and volume

Written homework tasks

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• Work out the terms of an arithmetic sequence using the term-to-term rule.
• Work out a given term in a simple arithmetic sequence.

• Work out and use expressions for the nth term in an arithmetic sequence

• Generate sequences and predict how they will continue.
• Recognise geometric sequences and work out the term-to-term rule.

• Use positive and negative coordinates.
• Work out the midpoint of a line segment.

• Draw straight-line graphs.
• Recognise straight-line graphs parallel to the axes.
• Recognise graphs of y = x and y = −x

Written homework tasks

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End of Year  Assessment

• Find the mode of a set of data, numerical and non-numerical.
• Find the median of a set of data (odd and even number of values).
• Find the range of a set of data.

• Read and draw pictograms, bar charts and bar-line charts.
• Read and construct tally charts and frequency tables.
• Find the mode and range from a chart or table.

• Read and construct grouped tally charts and frequency tables.
• Read and construct grouped bar charts for discrete and continuous data.
• Find the modal class from a bar chart or frequency table.

• Calculate the mode, median, mean and range of a set of values.
• Compare two sets of data using an average and the range.

• Read and draw a line graph.
• Read and draw a dual bar chart.
• Read and draw a compound bar chart.

• Enter data into a spreadsheet program.
• Use a spreadsheet to calculate the mode, median, mean and range.
• Use a spreadsheet to draw bar charts, dual bar charts, compound

bar charts, grouped bar charts and line graphs.

Written homework tasks

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• Know and use the priority of operations and laws of arithmetic.
• Recall multiplication facts up to 10 × 10
• Multiply and divide by 10, 100, 1000
• Round whole numbers to the nearest 10, 100, 1000
• Check answers using estimation.
• Add and subtract whole numbers using written methods.
• Multiply whole numbers using a written method.

• Divide whole numbers using a written method.
• Check answers using inverse operations.

• Round decimals to the nearest whole number.
• Interpret a calculator display.
• Solve problems involving time and money using a calculator.

• Order positive and negative numbers.
• Add and subtract positive and negative numbers.
• Begin to multiply with negative numbers.
• Identifying and understanding factors, multiples and prime numbers.

• Recognise and use square numbers, square roots and triangle numbers.

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Written homework tasks

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End of Autumn Half Term Assessment – Units 1-2

• Find outputs of simple functions written in words and using symbols.
• Describe simple functions in words.

• Simplify simple algebraic expressions by collecting like terms.
• Use arithmetic operations with algebra.

• Use brackets with numbers and letters.
• Simplify more complicated expressions by collecting like terms.

• Write expressions from word descriptions using addition, subtraction and multiplication.
• Write expressions to represent function machines.

• Substitute positive integers into simple formulae written in words.
• Substitute integers into formulae written in letter symbols.

• Identify variables and use letter symbols.
• Write simple formulae using letter symbols.
• Identify formulae and functions.
• Identify the unknowns in a formula and a function.

Written homework tasks

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• Measure and draw lines to the nearest millimetre.
• Write decimals in order of size.
• Round decimals to the nearest whole number and to one decimal place.
• Round decimals to make estimates and approximations of calculations.

• Compare measurements by converting them into the same units.
• Solve simple problems involving units of measurement in the context of length.
• Convert between metric units of length, mass and capacity.

• Read scales on a range of measuring equipment.
• Interpret the display of a calculator in different contexts.
• Interpret metric measures displayed on a calculator.
• Plot and read coordinates in all four quadrants.

• Multiply decimals mentally.
• Check a result by considering whether it is of the right order of magnitude.
• Understand where to position the decimal point by considering equivalent calculations.

• Add and subtract decimals.
• Multiply and divide decimals by single-digit whole numbers.

• Work out the perimeters of shapes.
• Solve perimeter problems.

• Find areas by counting squares.
• Calculate the areas of squares and rectangles.
• Calculate the areas of shapes made from rectangles.
• Solve problems involving area.

• Choose suitable units to estimate length and area.
• Use units of measurement to solve problems.
• Use metric and imperial units.

Written homework tasks

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Christmas Assessment – Units 1-4

• Use fraction notation to describe parts of a shape.
• Compare simple fractions.
• Use a diagram to compare two or more simple fractions.

• Change an improper fraction to a mixed number.
• Identify equivalent fractions.
• Simplify fractions by cancelling common factors.

• Add and subtract simple fractions.
• Calculate simple fractions of quantities.

• Work with equivalent fractions and decimals.
• Write one number as a fraction of another.

• Understand percentage as ‘the number of parts per 100’.
• Convert a percentage to a number of hundredths or tenths.
• Work with equivalent percentages, fractions and decimals.

• Use different strategies to calculate with percentages.
• Express one number as a percentage of another.

Written homework tasks

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• .Use the language of probability.
• Use a probability scale with words.
• Understand the probability scale from 0 to 1.

• List and count outcomes.
• Calculate probability based on equally likely outcomes.
• Compare probabilities.

• Calculate probability of A or B happening by counting outcomes.
• Calculate the probability of an event not happening.

• Record data from a simple experiment.
• Estimate probability based on experimental data.
• Make conclusions based on the results of an experiment.

• Use probability to estimate the number of expected wins in a game.
• Apply probabilities from experimental data in simple situations.

Written homework tasks

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February  Half Term Assessment

• .Use direct proportion in simple contexts.
• Solve simple problems involving direct proportion.
• Use the unitary method to solve simple word problems involving direct proportion.

• Use ratio notation.
• Reduce a ratio to its simplest form.
• Reduce a three-part ratio to its simplest form by cancelling.

• Divide a quantity into two parts in a ratio given in words.
• Divide a quantity into two parts in a given ratio.
• Solve word problems involving ratio.
• Use ratios and measures.
• Use fractions to describe and compare proportions.
• Understand and use the relationship between ratio and proportion.

• Use percentages to describe proportions.
• Use percentages to compare simple proportions.
• Understand and use the relationship between ratio and proportion.

Written homework tasks

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Easter End of Term Assessment – Units 1-7

• Describe and label lines, angles and triangles.
• Identify angle, side and symmetry properties of triangles.

• Use a protractor to measure and draw angles.
• Estimate the size of angles.
• Solve problems involving angles.

• Use a ruler and protractor to draw triangles accurately.
• Solve problems involving angles and triangles.

• Use the rule for angles on a straight line, angles around a point and vertically opposite angles.
• Solve problems involving angles.

• Use the rule for the sum of angles in a triangle.
• Calculate interior and exterior angles.
• Solve angle problems involving triangles.

• Identify and name types of quadrilaterals.
• Use the rule for the sum of angles in a quadrilateral.
• Solve angle problems involving quadrilaterals.

Written homework tasks

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• Revisit sequences including term-to-term rules.
• Develop the use of mathematical language to describe sequences.
• Demonstrate how sequences can be used as a mathematical model to describe patterns.

• Generate sequences from practical sequences, describing how patterns grow.
• Continue sequences arising from practical contexts and use them to answer questions.

• Read, generate and plot coordinates.
• Recognise geometric shapes drawn on coordinate grids and find coordinates of points using geometric information.
• Find and calculate the midpoints of a line segment.

• Continue and describe special sequences.
• Generate sequences using more complex (two-step) term-to-term rules.
• Continue sequences arising from practical contexts.
• Begin to identify and use position-to-term rules.
• Recognise an arithmetic sequence and find the starting number and common difference.

• Recognise, name and plot straight line graphs parallel to the x- or y-axis.
• Generate coordinates that satisfy a simple linear rule and plot the graph in the first quadrant.
• Read values from a graph.
• Recognise, name and plot the graphs of y = x and y = –x.

• Identify and use position-to-term rules.
• Write the nth term of a sequence using algebra.
• Recognise the relationships between term-to-term rules, position-to-term rules and nth terms.

Written homework tasks

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• Identify congruent shapes.
• Use the language of enlargement.
• Enlarge shapes using given scale factors.
• Work out the scale factor given an object and its image.

• Recognise line and rotational symmetry in 2D shapes.
• Identify all the symmetries of 2D shapes.
• Identify reflection symmetry in 3D shapes.

• Recognise and carry out reflections in a mirror line.
• Reflect a shape on a coordinate grid.
• Describe a reflection on a coordinate grid.
• Describe and carry out rotations on a coordinate grid.
• Translate 2D shapes.
• Combine transformations.

Written homework tasks

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End of Year  Assessment

• Write the prime factor decomposition of a number.
• Use prime factor decomposition to find the HCF or LCM or two numbers.
• Write the prime factor decomposition of a number.
• Use prime factor decomposition to find the HCF or LCM or two numbers.

• Use and understand powers of 10.
• Use and understand powers of 10.
• Use the prefixes associated with powers of 10.

·           Understand the effect of multiplying and dividing by any integer power of 10.

• Calculate with powers.
• Round to a number of significant figures.

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• Simplify expressions involving powers and brackets.
• Understand the meaning of an identity.

• Use the index laws in algebraic calculations and expressions.
• Simplify expressions with powers.

• Write and simplify expressions involving brackets and powers.
• Factorise an algebraic expression.

• Substitute integers into expressions.
• Construct and solve equations.

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End of Autumn Half Term Assessment  Units 1-2

• Use 2D representations of 3D solids.

• Calculate the volume of right prisms.
• Name the different parts of a circle.
• Calculate the circumference.
• Calculate the radius or diameter when you know the circumference.
• Calculate the area of a circle.
• Calculate the radius or diameter when you know the area.
• Calculate the volume and surface area of a cylinder.
• Use Pythagoras’ theorem in right-angled triangles.

Written homework tasks

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• Interpret graphs from different sources.
• Understand financial graphs.
• Draw and interpret distance–time graphs.
• Use distance–time graphs to solve problems.
• Interpret graphs that are curved.
• Interpret real-life graphs.
• Understand when graphs are misleading.

Written homework tasks

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Christmas Assessment

Units  1-4

• Describe and carry out translations.
• Describe and carry out reflections.

• Describe and carry out rotations

• Enlarge a shape.
• Describe an enlargement.

• Enlarge a shape using negative scale factors.
• Enlarge a shape using fractional scale factors.

• Transform 2D shapes using a combination of reflection, rotation, enlargement and translation

• Identify planes of reflection symmetry in 3D solids.
• Find the perimeter and area of 2D shapes after enlargement.
• Find the volume of 3D solids after enlargements.

Written homework tasks

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• Recognise fractional equivalents to important recurring decimals
• Recognise which denominators of simple fractions produce recurring decimals
• Change a recurring decimal into a fraction.

• Calculate percentages
• Work out an original quantity before a percentage increase or decrease
• Calculate the effect of repeated percentage changes.

Written homework tasks

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• Draw triangles accurately using a ruler and protractor.
• Draw diagrams to scale.

• Draw accurate nets of 3D solids.
• Construct triangles using a ruler and compasses.
• Construct nets of 3D solids using a ruler and compasses.

• Bisect a line using a ruler and compasses.
• Construct perpendicular lines using a ruler and compasses.

• Bisect angles using a ruler and compasses.
• Draw accurate diagrams to solve problems.

• Draw a locus.
• Use loci to solve problems.

Written homework tasks

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Easter End of Term Assessment – Units 1-7

• Calculate and compare probabilities.
• Decide if a game is fair.

• Identify mutually exclusive outcomes and events.
• Find the probabilities of mutually exclusive outcomes and events.
• Find the probability of an event not happening.

• Calculate the relative frequency of a value.
• Use relative frequency to make estimates.
• Use relative frequency to estimate the probability of an event.
• Use estimated probability to calculate expected frequencies.

• Carry out a probability experiment.
• Estimate probability using data from an experiment.
• Work out the expected results when an experiment is repeated.

• List all the possible outcomes of one or two events in sample space diagrams or Venn diagrams.
• Calculate probabilities of repeated events.
• Use tree diagrams to find the probabilities of two or more events.

Written homework tasks

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• Use scales in maps and plans.
• Use and interpret maps.
• Use scales in maps and plans.
• Use and interpret maps.
• Draw diagrams to scale.
• Use and interpret scale drawings.
• Identify congruent and similar shapes.
• Use congruence to solve problems in triangles and quadrilaterals.
• Use similarity to solve problems in 2D shapes.

Written homework tasks

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•  Plot straight-line graphs.
• Find the y–intercept of a straight-line graph.

• Find the gradient of a straight-line graph.
• Plot graphs using the gradient and y-intercept.

• Use y = mx + c
• Find the equation of a straight-line graph.

• Identify parallel and perpendicular lines
• Find the inverse of a linear function.
• Plot and use non-linear graphs.

Written homework tasks

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End of Year  Assessment

• Use written methods to add and subtract with decimals.
• Calculate mentally.
• Calculate with money.
• Estimate answers to calculations.
• Add, subtract, multiply and divide positive and negative numbers

• Calculate using squares, square roots, cubes and cube roots.
• Use index notation for powers of numbers.
• Estimate the square root of a number.

• Use mental methods to calculate combinations of powers roots and brackets.
• Use a calculator to check answers.
• Substitute numbers into formulas involving power, roots and brackets.

• Substitute into algebraic expressions involving powers.
• Write expressions and formulae.
• Change the subject of a formula.
• Simplify expressions involving brackets, use rules for indices and factorise expressions.
• Multiply out double brackets and collect like terms.

• Use index notation.
• Write a number as a product of its prime factors.
• Use prime factor decomposition to find the HCF and LCM.

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• Derive and use the formula for the area of a triangle.
• Find areas of compound shapes.
• Calculate areas of parallelograms and trapezia.
• Calculate the volume of cubes and cuboids
• Sketch nets of 3D solids
• Calculate the surface area of cubes and cuboids
• Calculate the volume of cubes and cuboids.
• Calculate the surface area of cubes and cuboids.

Written homework tasks

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End of Autumn Half Term Assessment  Units 1-2

• Understand and simplify algebraic powers.
• Substitute values into formulas involving powers.

• Understand and simplify algebraic powers.
• Substitute values into formulas involving powers.

• Substitute into algebraic expressions involving powers.
• Write expressions and formulae.
• Change the subject of a formula.
• Simplify expressions involving brackets, use rules for indices and factorise expressions.
• Multiply out double brackets and collect like terms.
• Factorise expressions
• Find the inverse of a function.
• Solve simple equations using function machines.
• Solve real life problems using equations.

• Solve equations using the balancing method.
• Solve equations with the unknown number on both sides.

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Written homework tasks

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• Reading values from conversion graphs.
• Plotting conversion graphs from a table of data.

• Interpreting distance-time graphs.
• Plotting distance-time graphs from descriptive text.
• Using distance-time graphs to solve problems.

• Plotting line graphs from tables of data.
• Interpreting line graphs.

• Reading values from real-life graphs.
• Describing trends and making predictions based on information presented graphically.
• Working out percentages.

• Draw, use and interpret conversion graphs.
• Draw, use and interpret distance-time graphs.
• Draw and interpret line graphs.
• Draw, use and interpret real-life graphs.
• Discuss and interpret linear and non-linear graphs.

Written homework tasks

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Christmas Assessment

Units  1-5

Please note – For  Unit 3   the extra content added requires that it is placed after the percentages teaching in Unit 10.

• Rounding whole numbers and decimals.
• Writing large numbers as a decimal number of millions.
• Ordering positive and negative decimals.
• Using the symbols > and < between two negative decimals.

• Multiplying larger numbers.
• Multiplying decimals with up to two decimal places.
• Multiplying any number by 0.1 and 0.01.

• Adding and subtracting decimals of any size.
• Multiplying and dividing by decimals.
• Dividing by 0.1 and 0.01.

• Using ratios involving decimals.
• Solving proportion problems involving decimals.

• Solving engineering problems using ratio and proportion.
• Using unit ratios.

Written homework tasks

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• Using alternate angles to find unknown angles.
• Using reasoning to complete mathematical proofs.

• Solving geometrical problems using side and angle properties of triangles and quadrilaterals.
• Identifying corresponding angles.
• Solving problems using properties of angles in parallel and intersecting lines.

• Calculating the sum of the interior and exterior angles of a polygon.
• Calculating the interior and exterior angles of a polygon.

• Finding unknown angles by forming and solving equations.
• Solving geometrical problems showing reasoning.

Written homework tasks

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End of Half Term Assessment – Units 1-7

• Multiply integers and fractions by a fraction
• Use appropriate methods for multiplying fractions.

• Convert fractions to decimals.
• Write one amount as a fraction of another.
• Find the reciprocal of a number.

• Divide integers and fractions by a fraction.
• Use strategies for dividing fractions.

·       Use the four operations with mixed numbers

Written homework tasks

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Easter  Term Assessment – Units 1-8

• Recognising when values are in direct proportion.
• Plotting graphs and reading values to solve problems.
• Plot a straight-line graph and work out its gradient.

• Plot the graphs of linear functions.
• Find midpoints of line segments.
• Write the equations of straight line graphs in the form y = mx + c

• Identify and describe practical examples of direct proportion.
• Solve problems involving direct proportion with or without a graph.

Written homework tasks

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• Recall equivalent fractions and decimals.
• Recognise recurring and terminating decimals.
• Order fractions by converting them to decimals or equivalent fractions.

• Recall equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages.
• Use different methods to find equivalent fractions, decimals and percentages.
• Use the equivalence of fractions, decimals and percentages to compare proportions.

• Working out one number as a percentage of another.
• Working out percentage increase and decrease.

• Use a multiplier to calculate percentage increase and decrease.
• Use the unitary method to solve percentage problems.

• Use strategies for calculating fractions and decimals of a given number.
• Use mental strategies of conversion and equivalence of fractions, decimals and percentages to solve word problems mentally.

Written homework tasks

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• Identify sources of primary and secondary data.
• Choose a suitable sample size and what data to collect.
• Identify factors that may affect data collection and plan to reduce bias.

• Design a good questionnaire.
• Design and use data collection sheets and tables.

• Interpret simple pie charts.
• Calculate angles and draw pie charts.

• Drawing and interpreting two-way tables.
• Calculating the mean from a simple frequency table.
• Tallying data into a grouped frequency table, designing a grouped frequency table, using a ≤ x < b notation, finding modal class and estimating range.

• Drawing and interpreting stem and leaf diagrams with different stem values.
• Finding mode, median and range from stem and leaf diagrams, and comparing them for different data sets.

• Compare data using averages and range, including mean calculated from frequency table.
• Compare data using the shape of a line graph or pie chart.
• Draw line graphs to compare sets of data.
• Decide on the most appropriate average to use.

• Draw scatter graphs.
• Describe types of correlation.
• Draw a line of best fit by eye on a scatter graph.

• Identify graphs and charts that are misleading because of the scales used and missing axis labels, mainly in financial contexts

Written homework tasks

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End of Year Assessment