Since the Year 7 programme for 23-24 is new, there are no past papers.
However, there are revision worksheets to help you prepare.
These sheets are useful for Theme examination preparation.
Answers are at the end of each sheet.
Theme 1 revision Theme 2 revision
Theme 3 revision - algebra
Theme 3 revision - algebra ANSWERS
Theme 1 to 3 revision
Theme 4 revision
These sheets revise several areas at once. (Theme number in brackets).
Interleaf 1 (1) Interleaf 2 (1)Interleaf 3 (1) Interleaf 4 (1)
Interleaf 5 (2) Interleaf 6 (2)
Interleaf 7 (3) Interleaf 8 (3)
Interleaf 9 Interleaf 10
Interleaf 11 Interleaf 12
End of Year Revision Pack 1 (Themes 1-4)
End of Year Revision Pack 2 (Themes 1-5)
Place Value (integers)
WS: Place Value (integers)
Place Value (decimals)
WS: Place value (decimals)
TB: Place value (integers & decimals)
Position on Number Lines and Scales
WS: Using scales
TB: Ordering numbers
Comparing and Ordering Decimals
WS: Ordering decimals
TB: Ordering Decimals
Multiplying by Powers of 10
TB: Multiplication by 10, 100, 1000 etc
TB: Multiplication by powers of 10
Dividing by Powers of 10
TB: Dividing by 10, 100, 1000 etc
TB: Dividing by powers of 10
Pictorial Representations and Bar Models
Bar models explanation (BBC)
Converting Mixed and Improper Fractions
WS: Mixed numbers and improper fractions
TB: Improper fractions and mixed numbers
Equivalent Fractions and Simplifying
WS: Fractions on number lines
WS: Equivalent fractions
TB: Simplifying fractions
TB: Equivalent fractions
Converting Fractions and Decimals
TB: Fractions to decimals
TB: Decimals to fractions
Converting FDP
WS: FDP equivalent values
WS: FDP conversion
TB: Percentages to decimals
TB: Percentages to fractions
TB: Decimals to percentages
TB: Fractions to percentages
TB: FDP - key equivalents
TB: Revision FDP
Writing one number as a Fraction of Another
WS: Writing one amount as a fraction of another
WS: Writing one amount as a proportion of another
TB: Expressing as a fraction
Writing one number as a percentage of another
TB: Expressing as a percentage
Fraction of an Amount
WS: Fraction & %age of amount (bm, nl, pt)
WS: Fractions of amounts
TB: Fraction of an Amount
Percentage of an Amount
WS: Fraction & 5age of amount (bm, nl, pt)
TB: Percentages of an Amount
Negative Numbers on Number Lines and Ordering
WS: Negative numbers on a number line
WS: Ordering negatives
TB: Ordering negatives
TB: Negatives - real life applications
Inequalities on Number Lines
TB: Inequalities
Coordinates
WS: Plotting coordinates
TB: Coordinates
Lines of the form x=a and y=a
WS: Equations of lines (x=a and y=a)
TB: x= and y= graphs
Shading Inequalities involving x= and y= lines
WS: Inequalities on graphs
TB: Shading inequalities (x= and y= lines)
Reflection in a Line
WS: Reflection and straight lines
TB: Reflections
Column methods
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Commutativity and strategies for addition and subtraction
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Fact families and inverse operations
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Adding and subtracting fractions
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Adding and subtracting mixed numbers
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Increasing and decreasing by a percentage
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Increasing and decreasing by a fraction
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Order of operations
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Powers and brackets
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Forming expressions
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Simplifying expressions (addition and subtraction)
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Simplifying expressions (multiplication)
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Simplifying expressions (division)
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Substitution
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Linear equations 1
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Linear equations 2
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Short Division
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Decomposing
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Distributivity
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Division Strategies with Decimals
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Division with Negatives and Using Numberlines
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Dividing Fractions and Integers
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Dividing Fractions by Fractions
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Division of Mixed Numbers
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Divisibility Rules
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Factors, Multiples and Primes
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Product of Prime Factors
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Uses of Prime Factorisation
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HCF and LCM
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HCF and LCM by Prime Factorisation
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