GL 11+ Maths - Number 1-6

The GL 11+ Maths - Number unit aims to assess students’ mathematical proficiency and problem-solving abilities in various number-related topics. The unit covers key concepts and skills to evaluate students’ mathematical aptitude and readiness for admission to grammar schools.

Key Topics Covered:

Arithmetic Operations: Students demonstrate their competence in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals. They apply efficient strategies and mental calculation techniques to solve numerical problems accurately and efficiently.

Percentages and Ratios: Students work with percentages and ratios, including conversions between fractions, decimals, and percentages. They solve problems related to percentages, such as discounts, interest, and proportions, demonstrating their understanding of real-life applications.

Fractions and Decimals: Students apply their knowledge of fractions and decimals to perform operations, compare values, and convert between the two forms. They solve problems involving fractions and decimals in a range of contexts.

Indices and Standard Form: Students demonstrate their understanding of indices and standard form by simplifying and manipulating expressions with powers. They apply this knowledge to calculations involving very large or very small numbers.

Number Sequences: Students analyse and continue number sequences, including arithmetic and geometric sequences. They demonstrate their understanding of patterns, terms, and rules of these sequences.

Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking: Students encounter various problem-solving scenarios that require them to apply their mathematical knowledge and critical thinking skills. They are assessed on their ability to interpret and solve mathematical problems accurately and efficiently.