Please note that we now have 4 sample test papers for KS2 Maths that can be downloaded as follows:
KS2 means stepping the game up in mathematics.
You’ve already said a cheery hello to addition, number lines and multiplication. Now it’s time to get stuck in with fractions, shapes, perimeters and other mathematically-spectacular topics. KS2 students can refine their skills to achieve the much-desired Mathematical Whizz Kid status.
Most of the quizzes have a link at the bottom to the relevant BBC Bitesize page.
We think anyone who makes it through all our KS2 quizzes on maths deserves a little ‘hip hip hooray’ (we would pull party poppers too if we could!).
We won’t lie to you - it’s not all ice cream and sprinkles down there in the quiz section. Some of this stuff gets tricky. Really tricky. Sometimes you’ll be scratching your head like the ponderer you are, trying to digest all the new information and wondering if you’ll ever be able to figure out percentages or ratios. And then it will happen. You’ll shout ‘Eureka!’, you’ll jump from your chair so high you’ll almost hit the roof and everything in your brain will slot nicely into place. That’s the magic in maths and we’ve designed our quizzes to try to make that happen as often as possible.
We’ll provide helpful explanations after each incorrect answer to let you know where you went wrong and (most importantly) teach you how to get the right answer next time.
Maths in the classroom is a little pernickety. (Do you like that word, pernickety? We love it. What a great word.) In a single lesson, maths can go from simple to mind-bogglingly complicated. That’s where we step in. If you come out of maths classes a little bit confused, or not entirely sure if you were doing it right, we’ll be here to act as a revision tool to go over what you’ve covered. We include the key nuggets from the National Curriculum, so we know what to teach you!
We’re training the next generation of Mathematical Whizz Kids.
We know you’re smart cookies.
Let’s see who’s the smartest cookie in the box.
To find out more about this curriculum, our Key Stage 2 (KS2) article will keep you informed.