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Assessment details
Assessment details
Paper 1 – Non-Calculator- 45 marks
Mathematical facts. Knowledge and numeracy. (fluency). Reasoning and problem solving
Paper 2- Challenge Paper - Calculator -15 marks
Reasoning and problem solving
Equipment needed:
Pen, pencil, ruler, protractor, compass and calculator for Paper 2
Topics covered
Topics covered
Unit 1 - Pythagoras
Unit 2 – Similarity and Congruence
Unit 3 – Probability (Possible outcomes)
Unit 4 – Probability (Theoretical Probability)
Revision guidance
Revision guidance
Use Sparx independent learning function to revise and highlight the codes as you complete. Ask your teacher which codes to focus on.
Unit 1 Pythagoras’ Theorem
Unit 1 Pythagoras’ Theorem
Using Pythagoras' theorem in 2D M677
Applying Pythagoras' theorem in 2D M480
Using Pythagoras' theorem in 3D M147
Unit 2 Similarity and Congruence
Unit 2 Similarity and Congruence
Drawing and interpreting scale diagrams M112
Understanding congruence M124
Understanding similarity M377
Finding unknown sides in similar shapes M324
Enlargement M178
Units 3 and 4- Probability
Units 3 and 4- Probability
Using probability phrases M655
Writing probabilities as fractions M941
Writing probabilities as fractions, decimals and percentages M938
Probabilities of mutually exclusive events M755
Expected results from repeated experiments M206
Sample space diagrams M718
Venn diagrams M829
Probabilities from Venn diagrams M419
Venn diagrams with set notation M834
Tree diagrams for independent events M299
Tree diagrams for dependent events M572
Calculating experimental probabilities M332
Recommended Revision guide available in bookshops:
Recommended Revision guide available in bookshops:
Step 1: Finding independent learning
Step 1: Finding independent learning
When you log in you will see the independent learning feature in either the left hand side (desktop) or the top right hand corner (circled in red below on mobile view). You can choose to work on any topic by typing one of the following in the SEARCH for topics field:
The name of a topic
A code
The list of codes is available above. Expand the menus for the Sparx codes.
Step 2: Choosing the right work
Step 2: Choosing the right work
The difficultly level will be in line with that of your normal homework.
You can choose to complete questions that introduce the topic if you don’t remember much about it, strengthen the topic if you need a recap or deepen the topic if you are looking stretch yourself..
An example of this is shown with the topic of circles.
You will see the difficulty level is set to 5 (in the top right corner) but you can change this if you are finding questions too easy or too difficult.
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