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Mathematics 0096 · Stage 6 · Unit 11

Probability and experimental evidence

Evaluate uncertain outcomes.

2 lessons · 12 practice questions · 2 unit tests

Start this unit

Think. Build. Explain.

Explore the model.
Try your own method.
Explain what the evidence shows.

Your lessons

70 minutes of guided lesson time, plus practice, practical tasks and discussion.

  1. Lesson 1
    35 minutes

    Describe probabilities and events

    Explore a proportion of outcomes and can both events happen.

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  2. Lesson 2
    35 minutes

    Model through repeated trials

    Explore use experimental frequencies and prediction and variation.

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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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Probability and experimental evidence | Primary Mathematics — Stage 6 · Find Tutor