Maths
Maths
Maths is one of the most important subjects in a child’s development. Maths helps us think analytically and have better reasoning abilities. Basic mathematics skills are needed in everyday life, and here at the Tuition Club we make sure that our students succeed in gaining those vital skills. We not only include elements of the National Curriculum, but we also integrate problem solving and mental maths activities into our lessons; enabling students to develop their skills whilst also having fun. Excellent knowledge of maths will open many avenues for children, so come and find out how we can support your child in this important subject!
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Key Stage 1 & 2 Syllabus
In order for our students to receive the best support for maths, we only use the best resources that have been rated highly by teachers across the country. For key stages 1 and 2 we use the Evan Moor series as our framework. This series has been designed by Evan Moor to provide a firm foundation in core maths skills.
Also, the bestselling Evan Moor series are used as a planning guide by our teachers, whilst students complete worksheets from the Basic Maths Skills books in class. The practice books enable students to implement what they learn. Additional books are also used during our maths lessons for key skills practice, which enables students to develop their problem solving, mental arithmetic and non-verbal reasoning skills. We aim to give children the best tutoring possible, which include elements of the national curriculum; as well as other skill building work and syllabus which are effective for children. As we have an active community of home schoolers we aim to facilitate their education using the most effective tools and resources found.
Topic | 5-6 (Year 1) | 6-7 (Year 2) |
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1 | Numbers to 5 | Read and write numbers to 100 |
2 | Addition to 5 | Order and count numbers to 100 |
3 | Subtraction to 5 | Tens and units |
4 | 2D shapes | Odd and even numbers |
5 | Patterns | Subtraction 1 |
6 | Comparing measures | Add and subtract 9 |
7 | Times- days and seasons | 10 times table |
8 | Numbers to 10 | Measuring in centimetres and metres |
9 | Addition to 10 | Fractions – a half |
10 | Subtraction to 10 | More than, less than |
11 | Knowing when to add or subtract to 10 | Number sentences using 20 |
12 | Addition facts to 10 | Adding more than 2 numbers |
13 | Doubles and halves | Add and subtract 11 |
14 | First or last, more or less | 2 times table |
15 | 3D shapes | Straight lines |
16 | Time – o’clock | Fractions – a quarter |
17 | Solving problems | Time – o’clock and half past |
18 | Reading and writing numbers to 20 | Solving problems |
19 | Ordering numbers to 20 | More than, less than and in between |
20 | Tens and units | Counting in steps |
21 | Counting in steps of 1 and 10 | Number sequences |
22 | 1 or 10 more or less | Rounding to the nearest 10 |
23 | Counting in steps to 20 | Subtraction 2 |
24 | Odd and even numbers to 20 | 5 times table |
25 | Number sequences | Division |
26 | Estimating | Division facts |
27 | Time – half past | Money |
28 | Time – quarter to and quarter past |
Topic | 7-8 (Year 3) | 8-9 (Year 4) |
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1 | Addition and subtraction facts | Thousands, hundreds, tens and units |
2 | Addition | Addition |
3 | Subtraction | Subtraction |
4 | Hundreds, tens and units | Times tables |
5 | 2, 5 and 10 times tables | Division facts |
6 | Number sequences | Multiplying and dividing by 1 and 10 |
7 | Length | Fractions |
8 | Time - 5 minutes | Money |
9 | 2D shapes | Time - analogue and digital |
10 | Pictograms | Coordinates |
11 | Multiplication 1 | Greater than, less than |
12 | Division 1 | Negative numbers |
13 | Round a number to the nearest 10 or 100 | Number sequences |
14 | Fractions of circles | Multiplication 1 |
15 | 3 times tables | Division |
16 | Money | Angles |
17 | Solving problems | Polygons |
18 | 3D shapes | Perimeter |
19 | Bar charts | Bar charts |
20 | Multiplication 2 | Rounding numbers |
21 | Division 2 | Multiplication 2 |
22 | Fractions of numbers | Time graphs |
23 | 4 times table | Decimals |
24 | Sorting data | Estimation |
25 | Mass and capacity | Solving problems |
26 | Line symmetry | Line symmetry |
27 | Right angles | Area |
28 | Time problems | Length, mass, capacity |
Topic | 9-10 (Year 5) | 10-11 (Year 6) |
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1 | Recognising and ordering big numbers | Numbers and place value |
2 | Negative numbers | Number sequences and properties |
3 | Addition and subtraction | Addition and subtraction |
4 | Multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 | Short and long multiplication |
5 | Times tables | Times tables |
6 | Time | Mode, median and mean |
7 | Length | Fractions |
8 | Perimeter | Decimals |
9 | Which operation? | Coordinates |
10 | Number Bonds | Negative numbers |
11 | Rounding numbers | Multiplication involving decimals |
12 | Multiplication | Division |
13 | Division | Calculations |
14 | Calculations | Percentages |
15 | Angles | Rounding numbers |
16 | Fractions | Measurements |
17 | Mass | Solving problems |
18 | Area | Line graphs |
19 | Shape | Algebra |
20 | Number sequences | Square, cube and triangular numbers |
21 | Problems with money | Factors, multiples and prime numbers |
22 | Percentages | Estimation |
23 | Multiples and factors | Ratio and proportion |
24 | Square numbers | Perimeter and area |
25 | Decimals | Angles |
26 | Solving problems | Shapes |
27 | Capacity | Volume |
28 | Line graphs | Probability |
Key Stage 3 Syllabus
For key stage 3 we follow the brand new MyMaths for KS3 course, which consists of differentiated and levelled student books, workbooks and homework books; all covering the new national curriculum. Students are able to develop their core maths skills through an abundance of practice, as well as develop their reasoning and problem-solving skills. The philosophy of MyMaths is to ‘learn it once and learn it well’, and through coherent progression this will lead to secure and grounded knowledge. Through our support and excellent resources students will build a strong foundation in KS3 maths, which will prepare them well for further studies in this subject. At the Tuition Club we aim to support home schooling parents in implementing the Two Year Key Stage 3 Project, which gives students the option to complete the three year syllabus over a two year period. However, the implementation of this two year scheme of work is dependant on a child’s ability.
Chapter Number | Year 7 & 8 | Year 8 & 9 |
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1 | Whole numbers and decimals | Whole numbers and decimals |
2 | Measures, perimeter and area | Measures, perimeter and area |
3 | Expressions and formulae | Expressions and formulae |
4 | Fractions, decimals and percentages | Fractions, decimals and percentages |
5 | Angles and 2D shapes | Angles and 2D shapes |
6 | Graphs | Graphs |
7 | Whole number calculations | Decimal calculations |
8 | Statistics | Statistics |
9 | Transformations and symmetry | Transformations and scale |
10 | Equations | Equations |
11 | Factors and multiples | Powers and roots |
12 | Constructions and 3D shapes | Constructions and Pythagoras |
13 | Sequences | Sequences |
14 | Decimal calculations | 3D shapes and trigonometry |
15 | Ratio and proportion | Ratio and proportion |
16 | Probability | Probability |
17 | Everyday maths | Everyday maths |
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