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Class 8 Mathematics

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Build skills in Mathematics. Practise, explain and improve independent work.

Prepared self-study practice is available in the topics below. Teaching bookings open after academic review, a teacher and timetable are available, and classroom and payment setup is connected. No course place or payment is created here.

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Starter lessons are ready for 46 topics below, with worked examples, written tasks and answers. Open “Start practice” to begin. Full teacher-led courses remain subject to review and availability.

Follow the maths chapters

This version has 41 companion units following the reviewed book chapters, with worked examples, written practice and answer guidance. A chapter may have more than one part. Begin with chapter 1, then use the next-topic links.

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Class 8Learning level
46 topicsExplore a topic below
12-week outlineProposed progression; final timetable follows an approved offer

Topics in this pathway

Mathematics

Core topic practice · 5 lesson units
2026 Class 8 Mathematics · English Version · 41 lesson units
Chapter companion part · Chapter 1Chapter 1A: Sequence rules, primes and digit reasoningStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 1Chapter 1B: Sums, square decompositions and magic squaresStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 1Chapter 1C: Geometric growth, nth terms and totalsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 2Chapter 2A: Buying, selling and the percentage baseStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 2Chapter 2B: Simple profit and finding missing valuesStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 2Chapter 2C: Compound growth, periods and reverse calculationsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 2Chapter 2D: Statements, repayments and mixed written problemsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 3Chapter 3A: Units, conversions and careful measuringStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 3Chapter 3B: Area, perimeter and land unitsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 3Chapter 3C: Volume, capacity, density and water levelsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 3Chapter 3D: Paths, walls, coverings and mixed problemsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 4Chapter 4A: Squares, products and reciprocal reasoningStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 4Chapter 4B: Cubes, cube factors and higher powersStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 4Chapter 4C: Factorisation and middle-term splittingStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 4Chapter 4D: Common factors, common multiples and mixed checksStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 5Chapter 5A: Factors, restrictions and common denominatorsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 5Chapter 5B: Adding, subtracting and checking numeratorsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 5Chapter 5C: Products, reciprocals and divisionStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 5Chapter 5D: Mixed fractions, cyclic reasoning and error auditsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 6Chapter 6A: Shared solutions and substitutionStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 6Chapter 6B: Elimination, fractions and exceptional casesStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 6Chapter 6C: Build equations from real situationsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 6Chapter 6D: Graphs, tables and intersectionsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 7Chapter 7A: Elements, notation, subsets and complementsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 7Chapter 7B: Operations, Venn regions and set lawsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 7Chapter 7C: Counts, remainders and applied set problemsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 8Chapter 8A: Names, angles and diagonal propertiesStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 8Chapter 8B: Proofs, converses and midpoint challengesStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 8Chapter 8C: Triangle areas, box nets and surface areaStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 8Chapter 8D: Five general construction methodsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 8Chapter 8E: Special shapes and compass challengesStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 9Chapter 9A: Right triangles, proofs and the converseStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 9Chapter 9B: Applications, medians and proof challengesStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 10Chapter 10A: Circle vocabulary and chord theoremsStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 10Chapter 10B: Chord proof challenges and concentric circlesStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 10Chapter 10C: Pi, circumference and circle areaStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 10Chapter 10D: Rings, composite boundaries and cylinder surfacesStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 11Chapter 11A: Organising records, tallies and frequency tablesStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 11Chapter 11B: Histograms, pie charts and honest scalesStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 11Chapter 11C: Mean, weighted tables and grouped estimatesStart practice →Chapter companion part · Chapter 11Chapter 11D: Median, mode and interpreting a summaryStart practice →

Topic outlines guide course planning. They do not certify complete coverage of a school or examination syllabus.

The course journey

Read the unit progression and assessment plan

Unit 1: Number, fractions, decimals and percentages. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 2: Ratio, proportion and algebra. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 3: Equations, patterns and functions. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 4: Geometry, measurement and trigonometry readiness. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 5: Data, probability and written reasoning. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 6: Chapter 1A: Sequence rules, primes and digit reasoning. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 7: Chapter 1B: Sums, square decompositions and magic squares. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Unit 8: Chapter 1C: Geometric growth, nth terms and totals. Explore examples, practise with guidance, then explain an independent answer.
Assessment: Starting check, topic practice, written work and feedback. Final teaching timetable follows an approved offer.

Starting guidance

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