Key Stage 2
Strands of study
Number and place value
Larger numbers, negative numbers, rounding and Roman numerals.
—coming soon—Addition and subtraction
Formal written methods, and choosing between mental and written approaches.
—coming soon—Multiplication and division
Times tables, long multiplication and long division, factors and multiples.
—coming soon—Fractions, decimals and percentages
Equivalence between the three, and calculating with each.
—coming soon—Ratio and proportion
Relative sizes, scale factors and unequal sharing.
—coming soon—Algebra
Simple formulae, linear sequences and equations with unknowns.
—coming soon—Measurement
Converting units, perimeter, area, volume and time.
—coming soon—Geometry: properties of shapes
Angles, triangles, quadrilaterals and circles.
—coming soon—Geometry: position and direction
Coordinates, translation and reflection.
—coming soon—Statistics
Bar charts, line graphs, pie charts and the mean.
—coming soon—Practice
Times tables to 12 × 12
Full recall, in and out of order, with division facts.
—coming soon—Column addition and subtraction
Formal written methods, including exchanging across zeros.
—coming soon—Long multiplication
Up to four digits multiplied by two.
—coming soon—Short and long division
Including remainders interpreted in context.
—coming soon—Equivalent fractions
Simplifying, comparing and ordering.
—coming soon—Fraction arithmetic
Adding, subtracting and multiplying fractions.
—coming soon—Fractions, decimals and percentages
Converting freely between all three forms.
—coming soon—Place value and rounding
Large numbers, negatives and rounding to any power of ten.
—coming soon—Scaling and proportion
Scale factors, unit pricing and percentages of an amount.
—coming soon—Formulae and sequences
Missing numbers, simple formulae and continuing a sequence.
—coming soon—Perimeter, area and volume
Rectangles, compound shapes, triangles and cuboids.
—coming soon—Measuring angles
Reading and drawing angles with a protractor.
—coming soon—Coordinates
Plotting and reading points in all four quadrants.
—coming soon—Mean and range
Calculating the mean from a list of values.
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