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Year 6 maths practice
Pick the term your child is in for what most schools usually cover by then, or practise a mix from right across the whole year.
Practise a term
Autumn term now By the autumn term, Year 6 children are usually working on numbers to ten million, the four operations including long division and order of operations, all of fractions, and converting units of measurement. Spring term By the spring term, Year 6 children are usually working on decimals and percentages, ratio and proportion, the brand-new topic of algebra, the area of triangles and volume of cuboids, and statistics including pie charts and the mean. Summer term By the summer term, with SATs behind them, Year 6 children revisit every topic and meet the last of the new geometry: parts of a circle, nets, and coordinates in all four quadrants.
The whole of Year 6 Every topic, all three terms
Questions pulled from right across the year: long division, fractions, ratio, algebra, percentages, area and volume, circles, coordinates, pie charts and more.
Practise the whole yearImportant dates
- Maths Papers 1 and 2 Wednesday, 12 May 2027 In about 7 months
- Maths Paper 3 Thursday, 13 May 2027 In about 7 months
- Schools get the results Tuesday, 6 July 2027 In about 9 months
Practise one topic
Place Value Place value of each digit in numbers up to 10,000,000 Addition and Subtraction Mental addition and subtraction with large numbers Multiplication and Division Long multiplication of 4-digit numbers by 2-digit numbers Fractions Simplifying fractions to their lowest terms Decimals and Percentages Decimals to three places: place value, and multiplying and dividing by 10, 100 and 1000 Ratio and Proportion Writing and simplifying ratios Algebra Using a simple formula by substituting in values Measurement Converting metric units, including answers to three decimal places Shapes, Angles and Coordinates Classifying 2-D shapes by their properties Statistics Reading and interpreting pie charts