KS2 Maths by School Year
KS2 maths by school year
Where does my child start? 64 maths lessons mapped onto the school years the National Curriculum teaches them in. Find your child's year, start there, and work up to the SATs papers in May of Year 6.
One course, four years. £160 once for all 64 lessons, lifetime access. Or £5.99 a lesson.
64 lessons, 379 units, 5,538 practice questions. Worked examples and answers on screen.
Which lessons, exactly
What school covers in each year on the left, and the lessons that cover it on the right. Every lesson is a link to its own listing, with its unit and question count.
Place value to 1,000, column addition and subtraction, the 3, 4 and 8 times tables, tenths, right angles, and reading bar charts and pictograms.
Place value to 10,000, rounding, all tables to 12 x 12, short multiplication, decimals to two places, negative numbers, perimeter and first quadrant coordinates.
Numbers to 1,000,000, long multiplication and short division, factors, primes, squares and cubes, thousandths, estimating by rounding, the per cent symbol and the area of rectangles.
Long division and the order of operations, fractions with different denominators, ratio and proportion, algebra, the mean, pie charts, area of triangles, volume of cuboids and all four quadrants.
What a lesson looks like
Three of the units, as your child sees them. The method on the left, revealed a line at a time. The questions on the right, answered on paper and checked on screen.
What the SATs papers test
Every lesson on this page is pointed at the same three papers, sat in the May of Year 6. This is how the marks split.
marks across three papers. A 30 minute arithmetic paper worth 40, then two 40 minute reasoning papers worth 70 between them.
of those marks come from number, ratio and algebra. Shape, measures and statistics take the rest.
shape, measures or statistics marks on the arithmetic paper. It is 40 marks of pure calculation.
Free KS2 maths SATs past papersScaled score converterYear 6 maths curriculum
Not sure which year?
Three free ways to find out before you buy anything.
Sixteen topics, adaptive. It tells you which lessons your child is ready for and which they are not.
Find their level →Free, no emailPractice questionsFresh questions every reload, three difficulty levels. The quickest way to see where the gaps are.
Open the questions →Free downloadTopic checklist and trackerOne hundred and twelve skills to tick off, plus a tracker listing every lesson in teaching order.
Download it →Questions parents ask
Which year should my child start in?
Their school year, unless the free questions say otherwise. If they sit between two years, start at the lower one: a lesson is twenty to thirty minutes, so a repeated week costs almost nothing. The Level Finder gives you a topic by topic answer in ten minutes.
Does this follow the National Curriculum?
All 64 lessons sit on the Key Stage 2 programme of study, each placed in the school year the curriculum first teaches that content. The questions run harder than a school scheme usually sets, because the course was written for children being stretched, and every lesson has gentler levels inside it. It is a maths teacher's own scheme of work, not an accredited course.
Can I buy one year, or one lesson, at a time?
Yes. Every lesson on this page is a link to its own listing at £5.99, so a single year is a handful of lessons. The course is all 64 for £160, and any lesson added later is included free.
What is actually inside a lesson?
Between three and nine units. Each unit shows a worked example one line at a time, then practice questions your child answers on paper and reveals on screen. Some units open into an interactive model: shapes to measure, diagrams to sort, a pie chart to slice. 379 units and 5,538 questions across the course.
What do we need to run it?
A laptop or desktop computer and a browser. Nothing to install, nothing to print. Your child works in an exercise book. A phone is too small to teach from.
What about the lessons past Key Stage 2?
Sixteen more lessons, such as percentage change, two-step equations, probability and averages from tables, sit past the KS2 curriculum and are never on the papers. They come with the Complete Maths Course at £200, which is all eighty lessons.
See inside the course
Fifteen seconds recorded from the real lessons, so you can see what your child works through before you buy.
£160 once, lifetime access. 379 units and 5,538 practice questions, yours to keep. New lessons are added free. Or all eighty lessons for £200.
There is a guide written for you: how a lesson runs at the kitchen table, the words you say, and how this compares with White Rose and Maths - No Problem!
Every lesson sits in the school year the National Curriculum first teaches it, and lessons are revisited and extended after that. Lesson numbers are positions in the teaching order, so a year's lessons are not one unbroken run. This is a maths teacher's own scheme of work mapped onto the school years, not an accredited course.