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Maths15 lessons connected across 4 waves+
Arithmetic & multi-step problems
Choose operations from the story, calculate in a clear order, then check whether the result is sensible.
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- Starting foundation
Angles, shapes & geometry
Use known angle totals and shape properties before calculating an unknown value.
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- Arithmetic & multi-step problems
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- Perimeter, area & volume
Data, averages & range
Read labels and scales first. Mean uses the total divided by the number of values; range uses largest minus smallest.
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- Arithmetic & multi-step problems
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- Probability
Decimals & rounding
Place value controls every decimal calculation. Align decimal points and inspect the next digit when rounding.
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- Arithmetic & multi-step problems
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- Percentages · Measures & unit conversion · Money
Factors, multiples & number properties
Factors divide exactly; multiples are produced by multiplication. Use divisibility rules to test efficiently.
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- Arithmetic & multi-step problems
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- Algebraic reasoning · Number sequences · Probability
Fractions
Make denominators compatible before comparing or combining fractions, and simplify only when numerator and denominator share a factor.
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- Arithmetic & multi-step problems
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- Percentages · Ratio, proportion & rates · Probability
Algebraic reasoning
Undo operations in reverse order while keeping both sides of an equation balanced.
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- Advanced independent practice
Measures & unit conversion
Convert into one common unit before calculating, using known relationships between metric units.
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- Time & timetables · Perimeter, area & volume
Money
Keep pounds and pence aligned, and distinguish unit cost, total cost and change.
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- Advanced independent practice
Number sequences
Compare neighbouring terms, identify whether one rule or alternating rules are operating, then test the rule twice.
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- Advanced independent practice
Percentages
A percentage is a fraction out of 100. Find useful chunks such as 10%, 5% and 1%, then combine them.
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- Fractions · Decimals & rounding
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- Advanced independent practice
Probability
Probability compares favourable outcomes with all equally likely outcomes and must lie between 0 and 1.
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- Advanced independent practice
Ratio, proportion & rates
Keep equivalent quantities in the same multiplicative relationship and identify the value of one part first.
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- Fractions · Arithmetic & multi-step problems
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- Advanced independent practice
Perimeter, area & volume
Perimeter measures boundary length, area measures surface and volume measures space. Keep their units distinct.
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- Advanced independent practice
Time & timetables
Treat hours and minutes as different units and cross each hour boundary carefully.
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- Advanced independent practice
English14 lessons connected across 6 waves+
Vocabulary in context
Use the surrounding sentence to identify the meaning, tone and grammatical role of an unfamiliar word.
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- Starting foundation
Word classes
Identify what a word does in its sentence: naming, describing, replacing, modifying or showing action.
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- Starting foundation
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- Grammar & agreement
Grammar & agreement
Subjects, verbs and pronouns must agree in number and remain clear throughout a sentence.
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- Word classes
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- Clauses & sentence structure · Apostrophes
Retrieval & precise detail
Locate the exact detail asked for and distinguish it from nearby information that is plausible but unsupported.
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- Vocabulary in context
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- Inference · Selecting evidence · Text structure & sequencing
Spelling & homophones
Use word families, syllables and sentence meaning to distinguish spellings and homophones.
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- Vocabulary in context
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- Advanced independent practice
Synonyms & antonyms
Match meaning precisely, including strength and tone, rather than choosing a word that is merely related.
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- Vocabulary in context
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- Advanced independent practice
Clauses & sentence structure
A complete sentence needs a main clause; subordinate clauses add detail but cannot always stand alone.
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- Grammar & agreement
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- Punctuation control · Cohesion, connectives & cloze
Inference
Combine textual clues with sensible reasoning; an inference must be supported rather than merely possible.
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- Retrieval & precise detail · Vocabulary in context
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- Selecting evidence · Writer’s purpose & language effects
Cohesion, connectives & cloze
Choose words that make meaning flow logically across a sentence or paragraph.
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- Text structure & sequencing
Punctuation control
Choose punctuation by the relationship between ideas, not by the length of a pause.
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- Clauses & sentence structure
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- Apostrophes
Selecting evidence
The strongest evidence proves the exact claim, not just the general topic.
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- Retrieval & precise detail · Inference
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- Advanced independent practice
Apostrophes
Apostrophes show missing letters or possession; they do not normally make ordinary plurals.
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- Punctuation control · Grammar & agreement
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- Advanced independent practice
Text structure & sequencing
Track how ideas, events and viewpoints are ordered and how that order shapes meaning.
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- Writer’s purpose & language effects
Writer’s purpose & language effects
Explain why a writer selected a word, image or structure and what response it creates in the reader.
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- Inference · Vocabulary in context · Text structure & sequencing
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- Advanced independent practice
Verbal Reasoning10 lessons connected across 4 waves+
Alphabetical order
Compare words letter by letter; move to the next letter only when earlier letters match.
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- Starting foundation
Word meanings
Use precise definitions to recognise synonyms, antonyms and meaning in context.
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- Starting foundation
Anagrams & compound words
Use every required letter exactly once for anagrams and ensure both halves form a recognised compound word.
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- Word meanings · Alphabetical order
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- Advanced independent practice
Classification & odd one out
Find one rule shared by most options and explain exactly why one item breaks it.
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- Word meanings
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- Analogies & word relationships · Logic & deduction
Letter sequences
Convert letters to positions, inspect step sizes and check for alternating or interleaved rules.
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- Alphabetical order
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- Letter codes & transformations
Analogies & word relationships
State the exact relationship in the first pair, then reproduce it in the second.
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- Word meanings · Classification & odd one out
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- Advanced independent practice
Letter codes & transformations
Identify the operation applied to every letter and check whether positions wrap around the alphabet.
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- Alphabetical order · Letter sequences
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- Word & number codes
Logic & deduction
Use only facts that must follow from the statements and reject conclusions that are merely possible.
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- Classification & odd one out
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- Advanced independent practice
Word & number codes
Compare examples to isolate which symbol or number represents each word or relationship.
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- Advanced independent practice
Non-Verbal Reasoning11 lessons connected across 4 waves+
Shape classification
Identify the structural property shared by most shapes rather than relying on appearance alone.
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- Starting foundation
Symmetry
A line of symmetry divides a shape into matching reflected halves.
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- Starting foundation
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- Rotation · Reflection
Reflection
A reflection flips a figure across a mirror line and reverses left and right or top and bottom.
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- Symmetry
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- Shape counting & combination · Paper folding
Rotation
A rotation changes orientation around a point but does not reverse the figure.
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- Symmetry
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- Spatial movement & position · Nets & cubes · Shape counting & combination
Shape & shading sequences
Track each feature separately—shape, position, number, size and shading—before combining the rules.
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- Shape classification
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- Matrices
Matrices
Find the rule across rows and confirm that the same rule works down columns.
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- Shape & shading sequences · Shape classification
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- Shape codes
Shape counting & combination
Combine or remove features systematically, counting overlaps only once.
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- Rotation · Reflection · Shape classification
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- Advanced independent practice
Spatial movement & position
Translate every movement into a direction and distance from the current position.
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- Shape classification · Rotation
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- Nets & cubes · Paper folding
Nets & cubes
Track which faces become opposite or adjacent when a net folds into a solid.
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- Rotation · Spatial movement & position
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- Advanced independent practice
Paper folding
Reverse each fold in the opposite order and reflect every hole or mark across the fold line.
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- Reflection · Spatial movement & position
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- Advanced independent practice
Shape codes
Separate the features represented by each part of a code, such as shape, number, position or shading.
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- Shape classification · Matrices
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- Advanced independent practice
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