Victorian Curriculum F–10 Mathematics
A plain-English, year-by-year guide to what your child is expected to learn in maths. Pick a year level below to open its full guide.
Foundation
Ages 5–6 · Prep/Kinder
Foundation is where children begin their maths journey. Learning is playful and hands-on — children count real objects, …
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Year 1 · Ages 6–7
At Level 1, children build a confident sense of numbers to 100 and start using mental strategies for addition and subtra…
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Year 2 · Ages 7–8
Level 2 extends number understanding into the hundreds and introduces early ideas of multiplication, division and halves…
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Year 3 · Ages 8–9
Level 3 is a year of growing fluency. Students practise times tables, work with fractions and money, measure with standa…
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Year 4 · Ages 9–10
At Level 4 students become efficient with mental and written computation. They extend their fraction and decimal underst…
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Year 5 · Ages 10–11
Level 5 extends computation to larger numbers and decimals, introduces percentage and factors, and develops stronger geo…
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Year 6 · Ages 11–12
Level 6 brings fractions, decimals and percentages together, introduces integers, and develops thinking about algebraic …
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Year 7 · Ages 12–13
Level 7 is the first year of secondary maths and introduces formal algebra, integers, ratios and index notation. Geometr…
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Year 8 · Ages 13–14
Level 8 deepens algebra by introducing distributive laws, factorising and linear graphs. Students work with irrational n…
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Year 9 · Ages 14–15
Level 9 introduces deeper algebra, trigonometry and coordinate geometry. Students expand and factorise expressions, use …
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Year 10 · Ages 15–16
Level 10 consolidates algebraic and geometric skills in preparation for senior mathematics. Students extend trigonometry…
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