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  • Year 5
  • Aiming for Oakfield Grammar School
  • 18 papers so far

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Marked instantly: Maya sees her score, what to do next and every answer explained, and you get an AI summary, her ranking and her progress over time.

Sample report: Maya and Oakfield Grammar School are fictional, and every score is illustrative. Your child's reports use their own results.

What Maya sees

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Maths Paper 4: Fractions, Ratio & Problem Solving

76%

Good work! Keep it up! 👍

Completed 2 Oct 2026, 17:42

Correct
19
Wrong
6
Skipped
0
Time
37m 20s

Note: The best next step comes first

Do this next

Practise the 6 mistakes from this paper

about 3 minutes

Trying them again while they're fresh is the quickest way to turn mistakes into marks.

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Or:

Note: Weakest topics first

Topic by topic

Your trickiest topics are at the top — and Percentages went really well!

Note: Plain-English pacing

Your timing

37m 20s of 40m

  • You finished with 3 minutes to spare.
  • You spent about 1.5 minutes on each question; the paper gives you about 1.5 minutes each.
  • Questions 18, 22 and 11 took the longest (5m, 3m 45s and 3m 10s).
  • If a question is taking ages, make your best guess, mark it and come back at the end.

Took the longest

  • Q185m
  • Q223m 45s
  • Q113m 10s

Note: Every question explained

Review your answers

Start with the ones you got wrong: see what you picked, the right answer and how to work it out.

This sample shows 5 of the 25 questions. The real report has every one.

11

Ratio and Proportion

Sam and Priya share £45 in the ratio 2 : 3. How much money does Priya get?
3m 10s
  • A
    £9
  • B
    £15
  • C
    £18
    Your answer
  • D
    £27
    Correct answer
  • E
    £30
How to work it out
Add the parts first: 2 + 3 = 5 parts. One part is £45 ÷ 5 = £9. Priya has 3 parts, so she gets 3 × £9 = **£27**. Watch out: £18 is Sam's share (2 parts), so always check whose share the question is asking for.
Practise Ratio and Proportion
18

Word Problems

A school buys 8 boxes of pencils with 36 pencils in each box. The pencils are shared equally between 9 classes. Each class then gives 2 of its pencils to the art room. How many pencils does each class keep?
5m 0s
  • A
    28
  • B
    30
    Correct answer
  • C
    32
    Your answer
  • D
    34
  • E
    36
How to work it out
Take it one step at a time. Step 1: 8 × 36 = 288 pencils altogether. Step 2: 288 ÷ 9 = 32 pencils for each class. Step 3: each class gives 2 away, so 32 − 2 = **30**. 32 is the answer after step 2, before the last step. Underline each thing the question asks you to do, and tick them off before you choose.
Practise Word Problems

What you see as a parent

The same report on your dashboard, plus a summary written for you and how Maya compares.

Maths Paper 4: Fractions, Ratio & Problem Solving

Mathematics · Maya Collins, Year 5

Note: A summary written for parents

AI Performance Summary

Maya is up 16 points on this paper in three attempts, and Ratio is now the clearest next step.

76% is 12 points above the average for this paper (64%), which puts Maya in the top 25% of children who have taken it.

Maya was secure on Percentages and Area and Perimeter, getting every question right, including a multi-step L-shaped area question that many children find hard. Fractions are also strong (5 out of 6), and comparing fractions with different denominators is now reliable.

Most of the lost marks came from two habits rather than gaps in knowledge. In ratio questions she found one share but gave the wrong person's answer, and in longer word problems she stopped one step short. Both are fixable with short, focused practice and a quick "have I answered the actual question?" check.

Strong Topics

  • Percentages: 4 out of 4
  • Area and Perimeter: 3 out of 3
  • Fractions: 5 out of 6

Needs Work

  • Ratio and Proportion: 2 out of 4, mixing up whose share is asked for
  • Word Problems: 3 out of 5, missing the final step in multi-step questions

Next Steps

  1. 1.Do a 10-minute Ratio round in Practice & Review this week.
  2. 2.Retry the 6 saved mistakes in two or three days, while they're still fresh.
  3. 3.On word problems, underline each step and tick it off before choosing an answer.

Note: How she compares with other children

  • Latest Rank
    #58
    Top 25% of 248 children
  • Latest Score
    76%
    Attempt #3
  • vs Test Average
    +12%
    Test average: 64%
  • Total Attempts
    3
    attempts made

Note: Progress each time she retakes a paper

Progress History

Maya has taken this paper 3times. Here's how her score has changed.

First Attempt
60%
29 Aug 2026
Latest Attempt
76%
2 Oct 2026
Improvement
+16%
Improving
Score Progress

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