Mathematics 0096 · Stage 6
The Future Town Challenge
Join Zara and Ivo to design a future town. Use precise quantities, fair comparisons and mathematical evidence to justify the design.
11 units · 26 lessons · 175 practice questions · 22 unit tests · 4 full-course papers
Start the first lessonThink. Build. Explain.
Explore the model.
Try your own method.
Explain what the evidence shows.
Your course chapters
Unit 01
Rules variables and integers
Describe systems with reusable rules.
2 lessons · 13 practice questions →
Unit 02
Operations and efficient arithmetic
Choose a method and justify it.
2 lessons · 15 practice questions →
Unit 03
Factors divisibility and cubes
Find useful number structure.
2 lessons · 14 practice questions →
Unit 04
Precision and decimal calculation
Measure and order materials accurately.
3 lessons · 23 practice questions →
Unit 05
Fractions and equivalence
Compare shares fairly.
2 lessons · 14 practice questions →
Unit 06
Fraction calculations and proportion
Scale plans without distortion.
2 lessons · 14 practice questions →
Unit 07
Time shapes and circular designs
Read and construct plans accurately.
2 lessons · 13 practice questions →
Unit 08
Area surface area and rotation
Build efficient town structures.
4 lessons · 27 practice questions →
Unit 09
Coordinates and transformations
Map the future town.
2 lessons · 12 practice questions →
Unit 10
Data displays and typical values
Make claims supported by records.
3 lessons · 18 practice questions →
Unit 11
Probability and experimental evidence
Evaluate uncertain outcomes.
2 lessons · 12 practice questions →
A course to work through
About 15 hours of guided lessons, plus independent practice and practical investigations. Work at the learner’s pace, revisit explanations and use the second unit test after revision.
Original teaching and practice aligned to the referenced Stage 6 framework. The tests are Find Tutor resources, not official Cambridge papers.
Choose the right starting point
Stage 6 is typically for ages 10–11; check the learner’s curriculum and prior knowledge. Reasoning and practical work need discussion with a tutor.
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