KS2 Quiz, Circles and Exchange Rates

Simon Deacon
2 min readJul 10, 2024

I counted at least 80 topics in my maths GCSE textbook — and that’s before practice papers, special subjects and extended questions. Add to that developing your written English (far fewer types of questions, but a lot more detail), and a myriad of different lessons….

It’s definitely understandable that another few minutes doing something else, can be quite attractive. But that’s when you need to stop. Take a little time to complete your work — and then go back to having fun :-)

Key Stage 2 (years 3–6)

I hope you enjoyed last weeks punctuation exercise.

Time for some maths, particularly for Year 5 & 6 students. Here’s a useful KS2 SATS quiz — can you answer all the questions?

Key Stage 3 (years 7–9)

Circles are extremely popular for GCSE questions, and you could be asked to calculate an area, circumference, segment or arc, as well as naming different parts …

Here’s a revision worksheet.

Key Stage 4 (years 10–11)

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Simon Deacon

3minutemaths posts are light hearted, fairly punchy, occasionally funny, encouraging reads. Probably in the educational space. Sometimes not.