See Year 7s Maths ‘Schedule of Learning’ for the 2025/26 academic year

TopicSub-Topic
Number– Add and subtract whole numbers
– Order decimals
– Add and subtract decimals
– Order negatives
– Add and subtract negative numbers
– Round to 1, 2 and more decimal places
Algebra– Simplify expressions with one, two or 3 variables
Algebra– Substitute whole numbers into expressions/formula
– Substitute negative numbers into expressions/formula
Number– Equivalent and simply fractions
– Convert between improper and proper fractions
– Add and subtract fractions with: Same denominator, Different denominator, Mixed numbers
Number– Multiply whole numbers and negatives
– Multiply decimals
– Multiply fractions
Number– Divide whole numbers and negatives
– Divide fractions (proper and mixed)
– Divide decimals
Shape– Find perimeter of shapes using whole numbers
– Find perimeter of compound shapes
– Find the area of rectangles and triangles using whole numbers
– Find area of trapezia
– Find the area of compound shapes using whole numbers
Algebra– Multiply algebra terms such as 2a x 3b x 4c
– Expand a single bracket and simplify
Algebra– Factorise into a single bracket
– Beware of the double negative when multiplying out brackets
Statistics: Probability– Present probability on a scale of 0 to 1 (0% to 100%)
– Experimental probability vs theoretical probability
– Find simple probabilities of events such as dice/cards etc.
– Create a sample space and find probabilities
Statistics: Probability Project ‘- Project – Rock, paper, scissors. (Lizard, Spock)
Algebra– Solve one step equations
– Solve multi-step equations
– Solve equations with unknowns on both sides
Algebra– Solve equations involving brackets
– Form and solve equations from worded problems
Number– Find a percentage of an amount
– Find a percentage increase and decrease
– Find a percentage change
Shape– Types of angles, estimate size of angles and measuring angles
– Draw angles
– Find missing angles on a line, around a point
Shape– Find missing angles in a triangle and quadrilateral
– Find angles in parallel lines: Z, C and F angles
Algebra– Identify special sequences: Fibonacci, square, triangular, cube etc.
– Find missing values in a sequence
– Find the nth term
Number– Convert between FDP
– Ordering FDP
Statistics– Calculate the mode, mean, media and range from a list of numbers
– Find the mode and mean from non-grouped data tables
Statistics– Recognise bad graphs
– Plot bar charts
– Plot pie charts
– Summarise and conclude findings from graphs
Shape– Rotation
– Reflection in given lines only
– Translations using vector notation
Shape– Enlargement (positive scale factors only)
Number– Simplify ratios
– Sharing amounts
– Finding unknown amounts given a ratio quantity
– Converting between ratios/fractions and percentages
Number– Recipe problems
– Best buy/value for money problems
– Currency problems (without graphs)
Number– Convert units of time
– Convert units of length and mass
Revision
Y7 exams (Wed, Thurs, Fri – English, Maths, Science)
Algebra – Plot coordinate points
– Plot straight line graphs (e.g. y =3, x =4 etc)
Algebra – Recognise straight line graphs at their equations (y= mx + c)
– Plot straight line graphs using a table of values
Shape– Construct cuboid nets
– Draw plans an elevations of 3D shapes
Shape– Find surface area of cubes and cuboids
– Find volume of cubes and cuboids

What will you study?

Analysing and Displaying Data
– Charts and Graphs
– Averages

Number Skills
– Decimals, Rounding and Estimating
– Negative Numbers
– Properties of Number
– BIDMAS

Expressions, Functions and Formulae
– Introduction to Algebra

Measure
– Metric units
– Perimeter and Area

Brackets and Equations
– Expanding Brackets and Solving Equations

Fractions
– Fractions
– Converting Fractions, Decimals and Percentages
– Percentages

Probability

Ratio
– Ratio and Proportion

Lines and Angles
– Angles
– Constructions

Sequences

Transformations
– Symmetries
– Transformations

Useful tips and resources

Textbook – “Essential Maths 7 Higher” by Michael White and David Rayner

Dr Frost Maths
Corbett Maths 
BBC Bitesize
United Kingdom Maths Trust

What super curricular activities can KS3 students engage with at school?

STEM Club – various activities in science and maths
Logic Fun – a club where we work on different logic games
Maths in Art

London Maths Trail

Sutton High Prep School

86 Grove Road, Sutton,
Surrey, SM1 2AL
T. 020 8225 3072

Sutton High Senior School

55 Cheam Road, Sutton,
Surrey, SM1 2AX
T. 020 8642 0594