CURRICULUM MAP
Sept
Number – sort
and order
numbers
Algebra –
substitution,
formulae and
identities
Ratio – standard
and compound
units
Geometry – lines,
polygons and
symmetry
Probability –
relative frequency
Number – place
value
Statistics –
represent
statistical data
graphically
Year
9
Year
10
Algebra – expand
and factorise,
simplify surds,
recognise a range
of graphs
Number – use
estimation and
limits of accuracy
Ratio – simplify
ratios in context
Geometry –
transformations
on a coordinate
axes
Algebra –
recognise and
sketch quadratics
Statistics – apply
stats to describe a
population
Oct
Jan
Feb
Apr
Jun
Jul
Number –
Algebra –
Ratio – express
Geometry –
Geometry –
+ - x ÷ decimals and interpreting
one quantity as a
properties shapes
Pythagoras’
fractions
coordinates and
fraction of
Geometry – area &
theorem
Algebra –expand
midpoints
another
circumference of
Statistics –
linear and double
Number –
Geometry – apply circles
summarising data
brackets.
systematic listing
angle properties
Statistics –Tables
with MMMR
Ratio – use ratio
strategies
Number –
and line graphs
Number –
notation including
Number –Convert Calculate roots
along with time
calculate with
simplest form
fractions and
and indices
series data
standard form
Geometry –
decimals
including
Number –
Ratio - % of
construction and
extending to
fractions and
Manipulating
amounts, one
loci
recurring
negatives
calculations
amount as a % of
Algebra – solve
Algebra –
Algebra – solve
Algebra –
another
linear inequalities
function
linear equations
recognising
Geometry –
Statistics – charts
machines
Ratio –scale
common sequences interpreting
and diagrams.
Algebra –plot
diagrams and
and nth term
maps & scale
straight line
applications to
Ratio & Number –
drawings & use
graphs and
maps
Representing a ratio of bearings
identify parallel
as a fraction
Probability –
lines
exhaustive
Probability –
events and
apply randomness
experimental
to expected
probability
outcomes
Algebra- equation
Probability –set
Statistics –
Algebra - solve by
Geometry –
of a line
notation including Scattergraphs and factorising quads
areas of
Ratio – problem
tree and Venn
bivariate data
Geometry –
compound
solving with
diagrams
Algebra enlargement with
shapes. Surface
percentages
Algebra –
changing the
fractions and
area and volume
Number - error
approximate
subject of a
negatives
including cones
intervals and
solutions to linear formula
Geometry Number inequalities
and quadratic
Geometry –
trigonometry with
Calculations with
Ratio – compound
graphs
proofs and
90 degree triangles
π as an exact
units of speed,
Ratio –
congruency
Algebra – plot
value
pricing, pay,
compound and
Algebra –
trigonometric
Ratio –
density, pressure
simple interest ,
recognise and
graphs. Plot
proportion and
Geometry – area
finance and rates
sketch cubic and
kinematic graphs
inverse
and perimeter in
Number – units –
reciprocal graphs, and interpret.
proportion
contexts
mass, time,
argue
Algebra - Solve
graphically and
money including
mathematically,
simultaneous
algebraicallycompound and
Probability – tree
equations
include
appropriate units
diagrams,
algebraically and
applications
analysis
dependent and
graphically
Geometry –
Geometry –
independent
Ratio – similarity
vectors including
volume of prisms
events
with length area
calculations with
volume
Year 11
(Foundation)
Year 11
(Higher)
Number –
calculate exactly
with fractions and
multiples of π
Algebra expanding incl
DOTS
Geometry –
properties of 3D
shapes
Geometry - plans,
elevations and
construction of
nets
Geometry – Trig
exact values of
30, 60, 90, 45
Algebra – sketch
graphs of linear,
quadratic, cubic
and reciprocal
functions
Number – apply
systematic listing
strategies
Number –
simplify and
rationalise surds
Algebra –
expanding incl
DOTS and
factorising
ax2 +bx+c
Geometry –
properties of 3D
shapes
Geometry - plans,
elevations and
construction of
nets
Geometry – Trig
exact values of
30, 60, 90, 45
Algebra – sketch
trig graphs and
y=kx
Number –
product rule for
counting
Ratio – growth,
decay, compound
interest
Geometry – length
of arc, area of
sector & angles
Number –
terminating
decimals and
corresponding
fractions
Ratio – gradient as
rate of change,
interpret graphs of
proportion
Geometry –
congruence &
similarity
relationship
between lengths
Algebra – interpret
functions with
inputs and outputs
Statistics – mean
tables
Number – apply
and interpret
limits of accuracy
Algebra – straight
line graphs and
parallel lines
Algebra – argue
mathematically
Algebra – solve
quadratics by
factorising and
solutions from a
graph
Ratio – growth,
decay, compound
interest
Algebra – approx.
solutions to
equations using
iteration
Geometry – length
of arc, area of
sector & angles
Number – fraction
to terminating &
recurring decimals
Ratio – gradient as
rate of change,
interpret graphs of
proportion
Geometry –
similarity
relationship lengths
and angles, area,
volume
Number –
Estimate powers
and roots of any
number
Algebra –
functions and
composite
functions with
inverses
Statistics –
Boxplots and
mean table
Algebra – sketch
translations/
reflections of
functions
Geometry – circle
theorems
Number – upper
and lower bounds
Algebra – straight
line graphs,
parallel and
perpendicular
lines
Support arrangements in your subject this year:
Students are able to attend mathematics advice
club to get support with homework or classwork;
this takes place once a week at lunchtime.
Students with low skills in mathematics receive
additional support in lessons as well as in small
intervention groups. This is an excellent
opportunity for students to build their confidence
in the subject and to become more fluent in key
number skills. In addition to this GCSE revision
sessions will take place in the spring and summer
terms in the lead up to exams.
PERSONALISED
LEARNING
Geometry – sine
and cosine rule,
area of non-right
angle triangles
Algebra – solve
by completing
square & quad
formula
Statistics –
histograms and
cumulative
frequency graphs
Algebra –
equation of a
circle
Algebra – argue
mathematically
PERSONALISED
LEARNING
END OF COURSE
PERSONALISED
LEARNING
END OF COURSE
PERSONALISED
LEARNING
Opportunities for stretch and challenge in your
subject this year:
Throughout KS4, pupils will learn to develop their
problem solving and mathematical reasoning skills,
as there will be a greater emphasis on these in the
new GCSEs. Enthusiastic mathematicians who have
already developed significant skills will have the
opportunity to compete in the UKMT national
mathematics competitions, both individually and
as a team. In addition, there will be lunch time
sessions during which students will practise solving
stimulating mathematical challenges.
How can you support your child in this subject?
You can take an active role in helping your child
develop their numeracy skills. You can do this by
ensuring that your child has a set amount of time
every week to learn and revise their times tables
and work on the key skills of addition, subtraction,
multiplication and division with whole numbers,
decimals, fractions and ratios. There are resources
to support you with this; Cheshunt school
subscribes to the website ‘mymaths.co.uk’ which is
an excellent online resource which students can
use to revise, learn new material and practise the
skills they have learned in lessons. This website is
sometimes used to set homework, however
students can still use the site to support them with
any paper based homework as well as to revise the
work covered in class.
The website can be accessed with the following
details:
username: cheshunt
password: equation
Students will be given a second level username and
password unique to them.
Useful websites
http://www.mymaths.co.uk
http://nrich.maths.org
http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/subjects/z6pfb9q
http://www.kangaroomaths.com/
Useful reading
Help your kids with Maths by Carol Vorderman
Things to see and do:
Every year we take our students to exciting
mathematical talks and demonstrations and on
educational trips outside of school.
Science museum – Mathematics Gallery
Famous Landmarks & Monuments e.g.
Westminster Abbey, London Eye
British Museum – Maths Challenge
St Paul’s Cathedral – ‘Let’s Build a Cathedral’
Workshop
Bank of England Museum
London Metal Exchange
Wembley Stadium
Lea Valley Park