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Port Regis
Motcombe Park,
Shaftesbury, Dorset
SP7 9QA. United Kingdom.
Registered No: 440436
Charity No: 306218
Tel: (+44) 01747 857800
Fax: (+44) 01747 857810
Email: office@portregis.com |
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E Form Programme of Study
Number
Place value of whole numbers up to 1000 |
Read, write and order whole numbers.
Approximate to the nearest 10 or 100
x and ¸ by 10 and 100 (when answer will be a whole number) |
Four rules of number |
Add and subtract up to 3 digit numbers.
Multiply up to 3 digit by single digit.
Divide by single digit including remainder.
Written problems on number. |
Negative Numbers |
Extend number system to negative numbers in suitable contexts. |
Decimal system |
Appreciate use of decimals in context of money (£ and p) and measurement (m, cm and mm) etc
Reading scales - ruler, thermometer, clock etc. |
Fractions |
Idea of fraction notation, numerator, denominator
Fractions of amounts |
Explore Number patterns |
Doubling and halving, x5 and ¸5, table squares etc.
Input and output (reversing operations) |
Shape, Space and Measures
Recognise, name and sort 2D shapes |
Types of triangle, quadrilaterals, polygons, |
Recognise, name and sort 3 D shapes |
Cube, cuboid, cone, pyramid, cylinder, sphere, prisms |
Recognise and make nets of solids |
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Line symmetry of shapes |
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Angle as a measure of turn |
Types of angle - acute, right, obtuse, reflex.
Logo activities to explore movement and turn. |
Metric measures:
length mm, cm, m, and km
Mass g and kg
Capacity l and ml
Time calendar, h, m, and s |
Estimate any of these to a sensible degree of accuracy
Using four rules, calculate using figures no more difficult than mentioned in number.
Practical activities that use these measures.
Perimeter and area |
Handling Data
Bar charts, block graphs and pictograms |
Collect data, draw and interpret appropriate charts. |
Frequency diagrams and the mode |
Collect data, draw and interpret frequency diagrams. |
Probability |
Carry out a simple experiment and record results on tally chart.
Decide outcome on a range impossible < > certain. |
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