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Tracking Maths Objectives – Shape, Space and Measure/Geometry and Measures – Level 5 to 8+
Level 5
Level 6
Level 7
Level 8
Exceptional
Performance
Identify all the symmetries
of 2D shapes
Measure and draw angles
to the nearest degree when
constructing models and
when drawing or using
shapes
Devise instructions for a
computer to generate and
transform shapes and paths
Use language associated
with angle and orientation –
acute, obtuse, reflex,
parallel, perpendicular,
vertical, horizontal
Explain and use angle and
symmetry properties of
polygons and properties of
intersecting and parallel
lines
Determine the locus of an
object moving according to
a rule
Make sensible estimates of
a range of measures in
relation to everyday
situations
Know the relationships
between metric units – cm
and m, g and kg, and
convert one to another
Understand and use
compound measures such
as speed
Know and use rough metric
equivalents of commonly
used Imperial units
Appreciate the imprecision
of measurement and
recognise that a
measurement given to the
nearest whole number may
be inaccurate by up to one
half in either direction
Understand and use the
formula for the area of a
rectangle
Know and use the
properties of quadrilaterals
in classifying different types
of quadrilateral
Appreciate the continuous
nature of scales that are
used to make
measurements
Tracking Maths Objectives – Shape, Space and Measure/Geometry and Measures – Level 5 to 8+
Understand and use
appropriate formulae for
finding circumferences and
areas of circles, areas of
polygons and volumes of
cuboids, when solving
problems
Understand that  is a
constant proportion, that is
useful for finding certain
measurements of a circle
Calculate lengths, areas
and volumes in plane
shapes and right prisms
Understand and apply
Pythagoras’ theorem when
solving problems in two
dimensions
Know the angle sum of a
triangle and that of angles
at a point
Distinguish between
formulae for perimeter, area
and volume, by considering
dimensions
Use sine, cosine and
tangent in right angle
triangles when solving
problems in two dimensions
Calculate lengths or circular
arcs and areas of sectors
Calculate the surface area
of cylinders and volumes of
cones and spheres
Use sine, cosine and
tangent of angles of any
size, and Pythagoras’
theorem when solving
problems in two and three
dimensions
Sketch the graphs of sine,
cosine and tangent
functions for any angle, and
generate and interpret
graphs based on these
functions
Use the conditions for
congruent triangles in
formal geometric proofs
Enlarge shapes by a
positive whole number
scale factor
Recognise and use
common 2D
representations of 3D
Enlarge shapes by a
fractional scale factor and
appreciate the similarity of
the resulting shapes
Understand and use
congruence and
mathematical similarity
Tracking Maths Objectives – Shape, Space and Measure/Geometry and Measures – Level 5 to 8+
objects
Use and interpret coordinates in all four
quadrants