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Mathematics Curriculum overview
Year Group
7-9
Overview
Each term pupils will cover topics from each of the strands in the KS 3
program of study:
 Number
 Algebra
 Ratio, proportion and rates of change
 Geometry and measures
 Statistics and probability
10
Pupils will be following the EDEXCEL G.C.S.E. qualification at either
Foundation or Higher tier.
11
Pupils will be following the EDEXCEL G.C.S.E. qualification at either
Foundation or Higher tier.
12
Pupils will follow the EDEXCEL AS qualification:
13
Core 1 + 2 and Statistics 1
or
Core 1 + 2 and Mechanics 1
Pupils will follow the EDEXCEL A2 qualification:
Core 3 + 4 and Statistics 2
or
Core 3 + 4 and Mechanics 2
Assessed piece/skills
Pupils will be assessed every four units of work.
They will be tested on their ability to:
 apply standard techniques
 reason, interpret and communicate Mathematically
 solve problems
Assessment 4: End of year Summative examinations
Non-calculator and Calculator skills will be assessed.
Pupils will be assessed 4 times a year:
Assessment 1: Statistics and Probability
Assessment 2: Number, algebra, Geometry
Assessment 3: Number, algebra, Geometry
Assessment 4: End of year Summative examination
Pupils will be assessed 4 times a year:
Assessment 1: Number, algebra, Geometry
Assessment 2: Number, algebra, Geometry
Assessment 3: Number, algebra, Geometry
Assessment 4: End of year Summative examination
Pupils will be assessed 4 times a year:
Assessment 1: Core 1: topic test
Assessment 2: Core 1 Mock examination
Assessment 3: Applied unit examination
Assessment 4: AS examinations
Pupils will be assessed 4 times a year:
Assessment 1: Core 3: topic test
Assessment 2: Core 3 Mock examination
Assessment 3: Applied unit examination
Assessment 4: A2 examinations
Moral, Spiritual, Social, Cultural Education in Mathematics
Mathematics lessons provide opportunities to promote:
Spiritual development
through helping pupils obtain an insight into the infinite, and through explaining the underlying principles behind some beautiful natural forms and patterns in the
world around us.
Moral development
helping pupils recognise how logical reasoning can be used to consider the consequences of particular decisions and choices and helping them learn the value of
mathematical truth.
Social development
through helping pupils work together productively on complex mathematical tasks and helping them see the result is often better than any of them could achieve
separately.
Cultural development:
through helping pupils appreciate that mathematical thought contributes to the development of our culture and is becoming increasingly central to our highly
technological future, and through recognising that mathematics from many cultures have contributed to the development of modern day mathematics.
Literacy
Speaking and Listening
In mathematics lessons pupils are given the opportunities to participate orally to teachers questioning. They are actively encouraged to explain their reasoning to
the rest of the class. Paired and group work will be used to promote discussion between pupils. Correct use of mathematical vocabulary and terminology is actively
encouraged.
Reading
All the textbooks used by the Mathematics department are at a reading age that is lower than the chronological age of the child to assist with the accessibility of
resources.
Teachers will use high lighter pens to encourage pupils to read for information.
Writing
Teachers will highlight the incorrect spelling of Mathematical words to the student, in line with the school SPaG policy.
Teachers will use the PEE chain when developing pupils “Quality of Written Communication” skills.
Year
7
8
9
9
extension
10 Foundation
10 Higher
Half term 1
Negative numbers
Algebraic
manipulation
Averages
Number types
Number skills
Algebraic
manipulation
Averages
Number types
Estimation
Algebraic
manipulation
Averages
Number skills
Upper and Lower
bounds
Factorise and solve
quadratics
Presenting Data
Number skills
Averages
Probability
Whole numbers
Fractions/Decimals
Algebra - simplify
Percentages
Half term 2
Perimeter and area
Ratio
Sequences
Probability
Half term 3
Fractions
Angles
Graphs
Half term 4
Presenting data
Measures
Surface area
Half term 5
Volume
Equations
Percentages
Half term 6
Transformations
Decimals
Constructions
Project - data
Perimeter and area
Ratio + proportion
Sequences
Probability
Fractions
Angles
Graphs
Presenting data
Measures
Surface area
Volume
Equations
Percentages
Transformations
Decimals
Constructions
Project - algebra
Area
Ratio + proportion
Sequences
Probability
Fractions
Angles
Graphs
Presenting data
Measures
Surface area
Volume
Equations
Percentages
Transformations
Decimals/Inequalities
Constructions
Project - algebra
Pythagoras’ theorem
Proportion
Sequences
Probability
Percentages
Congruency and
similarity
Graphs
Presenting data
Equations
Surface area
Volume
Simultaneous
equations
Trigonometry
Graphs
Inequalities
Constructions
Algebraic fractions
Linear graphs
Ratio and Proportion
Directed numbers
Algebra - factorise
Area and perimeter
Algebra - sequences
Angles
Algebra - indices
Compound measure
Volume Surface area
Circles
Symmetry
Real life graphs
Fractions - calculate
Algebra – formulae
Constructions
Calculator skills
Algebraic
manipulation
Averages
Probability
Number
Fractions + decimals
Algebra – simplify,
indices, substitute
Angles Number – HCF
LCM
Standard form
Algebra – sequences
Perimeter and area
Algebra – factorising
Linear functions
Compound units
Circle theorems
Volume
Surface area
Ratio
3D solids
Symmetry
Surds
Algebra – indices
Bearings
Constructions + Loci
Equations
Percentages
11 Foundation
11 Higher
12
Core + Statistics
12
Core +
Mechanics
13
Core + Statistics
Algebra – equations
3D solids
Percentages
Algebra – formulae
Polygons + bearings
Circles + sectors
Simultaneous
equations
Pythagoras’ theorem
Trigonometry
Inequalities
C1
Surds + Indices
Algebraic
expressions
Factorising
quadratics
Inequalities
Simultaneous
equations
Co-ordinate geometry
Transformations
Inequalities
Circles and cylinders
Quadratic graphs
Trial + improvement
Pythagoras’ theorem
Converting units
Revision
Revision
Trial + imp
Transformations
Formulae
Similarity/congruency
Proportion
Vectors
Non-right angled trig
Revision
C1
Surds + Indices
Algebraic
expressions
Factorising
quadratics
Inequalities
Simultaneous
equations
Co-ordinate geometry
C3
Trigonometry
Differentiation
C1 + M1
Graphs
Arithmetric series
Differentiation
Integration
Vectors
SUVAT
Quadratic functions
Common functions
Surface area +
volume
Limits
Transform graphs
C2 + S1
Polynomials
Circle geometry
Binomial expansion
Differentiation –
applications
Trigonometric
functions
Probability
Correlation
Regression
C2 + M1
Polynomials
Circle geometry
Binomial expansion
Differentiation –
applications
Trigonometric
functions
Forces
Connected particles
C4 + S12
Further
differentiation
Parametric graphs
Integration
C1 + S1
Graphs
Artithmetric series
Differentiation
Integration
Representation of
data
Summarising data
Dispersion
C3/C4 + S2
Proof
Partial fractions
Binomial expansion
Revision
C2 + S1
Exponentials and logs
Integration and
trapezium rule
Geometric series
Discrete random
variables
Normal distribution
Revision
C3
Algebraic fractions
Functions
Numerical methods
C2 + M1
Exponentials and logs
Integration and
trapezium rule
Geometric series
Moments
Revision
C3
Algebraic fractions
Functions
Exponential and logs
Numerical methods
C4 + S2
Differential
equations
Vectors
Hypothesis testing
Revision
Binomial and Poisson
distributions
13
Core +
Mechanics
C3
Trigonometry
Differentiation
C3/C4 + M2
Proof
Partial fractions
Binomial expansion
Projectiles
Motion as a function
of time
Continuous random
variables
Continuous
distributions
C4 + M2
Further
differentiation
Parametric graphs
Integration
Centre of mass
Work/Energy/Power
C4 + M2
Differential
equations
Vectors
Collisions
Equilibrium
Revision