Edexcel International Primary Curriculum Mathematics Past Papers

Pearson Edexcel International Primary Curriculum Mathematics (specification JMA11) is designed for primary-age students (approximately Years 3–6, ages 7–11) in international schools following the Edexcel primary curriculum. The assessment provides a nationally and internationally benchmarked measure of primary mathematical attainment to support school reporting, student progression tracking, and transition to lower secondary education. Number and calculation forms the core of the primary mathematics curriculum, encompassing place value and number recognition to large numbers (millions), addition and subtraction with regrouping, multiplication and division facts and their application, fractions (finding fractions of quantities, adding fractions with the same denominator), decimals (reading and ordering decimal numbers, rounding), and percentages as fractions of 100. Multiplication tables are expected to be known fluently, and students are expected to apply these to mental and written calculation strategies. Measurement covers standard units of length (millimetres, centimetres, metres, kilometres), mass (grams, kilograms), capacity (millilitres, litres), and time (reading 12- and 24-hour clocks, calculating durations, converting between units). Money problems require working with amounts in multiple currencies where given, or with pounds and pence, including calculating change and total costs. Geometry addresses 2D shapes (properties of polygons, angles as measures of turn, right angles, acute and obtuse angles) and 3D shapes (recognising and naming prisms, pyramids, and polyhedra, and understanding the relationship between 2D faces and 3D shapes). Position and direction includes coordinates in the first quadrant, compass directions, and reflections. Data and Statistics covers reading, interpreting, and constructing pictograms, bar charts, line graphs, and tables, including calculating the mean of a small data set.