Curriculum Map

This curriculum map provides an overview of the mathematics journey students will experience throughout the academic year. It outlines the sequence of mathematical topics and highlights the key assessment points designed to monitor and support student progress. The curriculum is carefully sequenced to build knowledge progressively, with each unit providing the foundation for future learning, ensuring all students develop mathematical fluency, reasoning, and problem-solving skills appropriate to their age and stage. 

Half term	Unit(s) of Work	Key Assessments
Autumn 1	Number review: Place value, Decimals, Indices, Factors multiples and primes	Unit Assessment
	Algebra: Collecting like terms, Laws of indices, Expanding, Factorising, Substitution	Unit Assessment
Autumn 2	Data: timetables, Pictograms, Bar charts, Stem and leaf
	Fractions: Equivalence, Multiply, Divide, Add, Subtract, Fraction of amounts	Unit Assessment
	Percentages: FDP conversion, Percentage of amounts, Percentage increase and decrease	Cumulative summative assessment
	Data: Pie charts, Scatter graphs
Spring 1	Algebra: Solving equations, Changing the subject	Unit Assessment
	Shape: Angle facts, Angles in triangles and quadrilaterals, Angles in parallel lines
	Algebra: Inequalities, Sequences	Unit Assessment
Spring 2	Shape: Angles in polygons
	Shape and ratio: Pythagoras	Work experience
	Shape: Perimeter, Area, Volume
Summer 1	Shape: Surface area
	Graphs: Coordinates, Distance time graphs, plotting linear graphs,
Summer 2	Shape: Transformations
	Ratio: Simplifying, Sharing
	Data: Averages	Key Assessment week
	Proportion: Direct, Inverse, Recipes, Best Buys
	Shape: Trigonometry
	Probability: Two way tables, Relative frequency

Homework 

In Mosslands, we use the online learning platform SPARX to set homework, helping to reinforce classroom learning and develop independent study skills. Homework is assigned once a week on a Tuesday and is due the following Tuesday. The carefully sequenced tasks on SPARX challenge students and deepen their understanding of key concepts. By completing their weekly homework, students build responsibility, time management, and independent problem-solving abilities, all essential for academic success. Support is always available from the Maths team to ensure students can approach their homework with confidence.