Year 9 · Ages 13–14
A complete three-term British Year 9 programme with 15 units, 75 deep lessons, worked examples, visual reasoning and adaptive one-question practice.
Every topic, lesson by lesson.
Term 1 · Unit 1
Control accuracy, error intervals and numerical reasoning.
Term 1 · Unit 2
Use index laws and scientific notation across scales.
Term 1 · Unit 3
Preserve exact values while connecting rational forms.
Term 1 · Unit 4
Recognise, expand and factorise introductory quadratics.
Term 1 · Unit 5
Solve and represent linked algebraic conditions.
Term 2 · Unit 6
Find values satisfying two linear relationships at once.
Term 2 · Unit 7
Interpret gradient, intercept, parallel lines and nonlinear graphs.
Term 2 · Unit 8
Model multiplicative relationships algebraically and graphically.
Term 2 · Unit 9
Use invariant properties and scale factors in geometric reasoning.
Term 2 · Unit 10
Solve right-triangle problems with exact geometric relationships.
Term 3 · Unit 11
Reason with circle measures and accurate geometric constructions.
Term 3 · Unit 12
Use coordinates and vectors to describe geometric change.
Term 3 · Unit 13
Design, represent and evaluate data-based arguments.
Term 3 · Unit 14
Model dependent and independent stages systematically.
Term 3 · Unit 15
Use mathematics to evaluate realistic choices and uncertainty.
Built from your saved practice attempts in this course, weakest question types first.
Complete a practice set in any lesson to see which question types to practise again.
This course satisfies the following education systems.
