Mathematics

Pupils convert between metric units, solve problems involving decimal measurements, and learn some imperial units. Calculating the perimeter and area of shapes is also covered.

Pupils learn to read, write, order, and compare numbers up to 1,000,000, understanding the value of each digit. They also work with negative numbers, round numbers up to one million, and learn Roman numerals up to 1000 (M).

Students interpret and present data in various forms, including line graphs and timetables, and solve problems using this data.

The focus is on solving problems by reasoning with knowledge of geometric properties, including drawing and measuring angles, and describing translations and reflections on coordinate grids.

Children tackle addition and subtraction problems involving numbers with more than four digits, using formal written methods and mental calculation strategies. Multi-step word problems are also emphasized.

Students learn to find fractions of numbers and quantities, convert between mixed numbers and improper fractions, multiply fractions by whole numbers, and start learning about percentages.

The curriculum includes multiplying and dividing numbers up to four digits, beginning long multiplication, and understanding terms like multiple, factor, and prime numbers.