Welcome back! Today, we are delving into another intriguing math question from the City of London School for Girls. Let’s break down Question 45 step-by-step. This exercise will challenge our understanding of averages, sums, and ranges. Understanding the Problem Francis…
GCSE Maths exams are a crucial part of the UK education system, usually taken by students in Year 11. These exams assess a student’s understanding and application of mathematical concepts learned during Key Stage 4 (KS4). Achieving high grades in…
Introduction Harrow School, known for its rich history and academic excellence, is one of the most prestigious schools in the UK. Getting into this esteemed school, especially through the 13 Plus Exam, is highly competitive, making thorough preparation essential. The…
Hi, everyone! Welcome to another Harrow School 13 plus video. Today, we’re diving into some simultaneous equations. It’s a bit of a tricky one, and it can look quite intimidating at first. We’ve touched on simultaneous equations before, perhaps during…
In today’s blog post, we are going to explore how to calculate fractions of an amount. This is a fundamental math skill that will be useful for various real-life applications. It’s not a tricky task, but you need to follow…
Hey there! In today’s post, we will review the key concepts for adding and subtracting fractions. This is a helpful refresher for those entering Year 5 who have already covered this topic in Year 4. Understanding Denominators When adding or…
Welcome back, everyone! In today’s blog post, we’re diving into an intriguing question from a past St. Olave’s 11+ paper. This one revolves around a number machine designed by Raj. Unlike typical number machines, this one’s a bit unusual because…
Hi, everyone. Welcome back to another blog post on St Olave School’s Maths series. Today, we’re going to tackle a volume question that’s commonly found in the 11+ exams. The scenario involves a closed box and two cubes, and we’ll…