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Free Cambridge Lower Secondary Mathematics Stage 9 revision notes, worked examples and Checkpoint practice — mapped to the Cambridge Lower Secondary Mathematics curriculum framework.
Cambridge Lower Secondary Mathematics (Stage 9) is the final year of the Cambridge Lower Secondary programme — typically taken by students aged 13-14 (UK Year 9) — and culminates in the externally examined Cambridge Lower Secondary Checkpoint. The curriculum framework covers the same six strands as Stages 7 and 8 — Number, Algebra, Geometry and measure, Statistics and probability, Thinking and working mathematically, and Problem solving — at a higher level of depth, preparing students for Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics.
| Paper | Total marks | Duration | Style of questions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 1 | 50 marks | 1 hour | No calculator |
| Paper 2 | 50 marks | 1 hour | Calculator allowed |
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Source: Cambridge Lower Secondary Mathematics curriculum framework
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