Collection: Year Four: Maths Hub

What types of mathematical problems should Year 4 pupils be able to solve by the end of the year?

By the completion of year 4, students are expected to tackle a variety of mathematical challenges that enhance their number skills and practical understanding. They should be proficient in managing increasingly large numbers, well above 1000, and apply their knowledge to real-world situations through two-step problems in both addition and subtraction. The curriculum further extends to cover essential arithmetic operations such as multiplication and division. Additionally, year 4 students will explore fractions, learn to convert time, and calculate with money, alongside understanding different measurement units. Teachers can access a wide range of tailored resources to effectively support this diverse mathematical learning.