Year 6 Maths Practice, SATs Revision & Skills Check (FREE)

Interactive KS2 Maths Worksheet Library by Topic

Free Year 6 maths practice covering the key KS2 maths skills, with instant feedback and no account needed.

Explore our free Year 6 maths activities, practise individual skills and get instant feedback as you go.

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Year 6 Maths – Learn Worksheet Library

Every Year 6 topic in one place. Pick a knowledge area below, then jump straight into the Learn worksheet for any topic – no scores, no pressure, just clear instant feedback.

Place Value

Where numbers finally learn their place! 7 topics

Year 6 place value worksheets covering numbers up to 10,000,000: reading and writing large numbers, comparing and ordering, rounding, number lines and negative numbers.

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Arithmetic

Tired of counting on your fingers? Level up your arithmetic skills. 14 topics

Year 6 arithmetic worksheets for KS2 SATs practice: adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing, factors, multiples, primes, square and cube numbers, short and long division, order of operations and multi-step problems.

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Fractions

It’s going to be a piece of pie! 14 topics

Year 6 fractions worksheets: writing and simplifying fractions, mixed numbers and improper fractions, comparing and ordering, and adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing fractions.

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Converting Units

Inch closer to mastery. Practise unit conversion. 5 topics

Year 6 converting units worksheets covering metric measures, calculating with metric units, miles and kilometres, and imperial measures.

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Ratio

Share fairly, mix correctly, and scale perfectly. 8 topics

Year 6 ratio and proportion worksheets: ratio language and the ratio symbol, ratio and fractions, scale factors and scale drawings, proportion problems and scaling recipes.

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Algebra

It’s the workout for your brain, minus the sweat. 8 topics

Year 6 algebra worksheets: function machines, forming and using algebraic expressions, substitution, equations, formulae and problems with two unknowns.

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Decimals

From fractions to percentages, decimals are the link you need. 9 topics

Year 6 decimals worksheets: decimal place value, rounding, adding and subtracting decimals, multiplying and dividing decimals by integers and by 10, 100 and 1,000, and decimal problem solving.

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Fractions, Decimals and Percentages

Where whole things get sliced, diced and broken. 5 topics

Year 6 fractions, decimals and percentages worksheets: equivalent fractions and decimals, fractions and division, converting between fractions, decimals and percentages, and finding a percentage of an amount.

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Area, Perimeter and Volume

Discover shapes and their spatial relationships. 5 topics

Year 6 area, perimeter and volume worksheets: area and perimeter, area of triangles and parallelograms, and the volume of a cuboid.

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Statistics

Where numbers tell their story and sometimes end up in a pie. 3 topics

Year 6 statistics worksheets on reading, interpreting and drawing line graphs, bar charts and pie charts.

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Shape

There’s nothing straight about these angles. 3 topics

Year 6 shape worksheets on calculating angles, angles in a triangle, and angles in squares and polygons.

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Roman Numerals

Keep calm and carry an X. 1 topic

Year 6 Roman numerals worksheet on converting between Roman numerals and standard numbers.

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Convert Roman numerals – Year 6 maths worksheet Learn

Not sure where to start? 🤔 That’s where the bigger picture 🗺️ becomes important.

Year 6 SATs Maths Practice & Revision

Finding something to practise is easy. Knowing what to practise next is much harder.

Year 6 covers many maths skills, and not every skill needs the same amount of attention. A child might spend an afternoon practising fractions while missing gaps in decimals, ratio or algebra.

The challenge isn’t finding more questions. It’s knowing which questions matter most.

Practising Is Good, Knowing What to Practise Is Better

A free activity can tell you whether you got a question right or wrong, but one question is only one piece of the picture.

To understand learning over time, you need to see evidence across activities, skills and topics.

See the Bigger Picture With a Free 14-Day Membership

Create a free MathsForSATs membership and your practice becomes part of a live knowledge map.

Instead of isolated scores, you start building a picture of learning.

You can see:

🧠 What your child already knows
😕 Where knowledge is less secure
🔎 Which areas need more attention
📈 How learning changes over time
🎯 What to practise next

As new evidence is added, the picture becomes clearer. Instead of guessing what to practise next, you can use your results to choose the right topic and focus your practice.

That’s the difference between simply practising maths and knowing where to go next.

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From Questions to a 🧭 Clearer Route Forward

The journey is simple:

✏️ Practise

Try Year 6 maths questions across the curriculum.

🧾 Build evidence

Your results accumulate instead of disappearing.

🗺️ See the picture

Strengths and knowledge gaps become easier to spot.

🎯 Take action

Focus practice where it can make the greatest difference.

🔄 Check again

See what has improved and what still needs attention.

📈 Keep moving

The knowledge map continues to develop throughout Year 6.

You don’t have to guess what comes next.

Year 6 Maths Assessment Without the Guesswork

Traditional tests give you a snapshot. MathsForSATs builds a learning picture continuously through everyday practice, tests and activities.

That means you can spot areas that need attention without waiting for the next formal assessment.

Every result adds 🧩 another piece to the picture.

Year 6 Maths Practice for Parents

You don’t need to plan every lesson or know exactly what to teach. Start with the free activities, then use the learning picture to see what your child has practised and where they may need more support.

Year 6 Maths Practice for Teachers

A class can generate a lot of data. The challenge is turning it into meaningful insight. MathsForSATs brings practice, assessment and learning evidence together, helping you see the bigger picture across your pupils.

Year 6 Maths Practice for Maths Tutors

Make every lesson more targeted and effective. Use the live knowledge map to see the bigger picture, identify the gaps that matter most, and focus your lesson time on closing them.

Use the Skills Check Throughout Year 6

Knowledge develops over time. Return to the Skills Check regularly to review what has improved, spot what still needs attention and choose the next area to practise.

What You Get With Your Free 14-Day Membership

For 14 days, you can explore the full MathsForSATs experience and see what the learning picture can reveal.

💾 Save your results

Keep a record of practice.

📚 Build a learning history

See how learning develops over time.

🧠 Spot strengths and gaps

See where understanding is secure or less secure.

🧭 Choose next steps

Use the evidence to guide future practice.

📝 Explore SATs-style tests

Put individual skills into a wider context.

🚀 Track progress

See what changes as your child learns.

Don’t Just Practise More. 🗺️ Know What to Practise Next.

Start your free 14-day membership to save your child’s results, build a learning picture and see what to practise next.

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💬 Frequently Asked Questions 💬

Do I need to create an account to practise?

No. You can start practising straight away with our free activities. No account, login, or personal data required.

What topics does Year 6 maths practice cover?

MathsForSATs covers all core knowledge areas of the Year 6 maths curriculum, including place value, arithmetic, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratio, algebra, measurement, geometry, statistics, and Roman Numerals. Every activity is mapped directly to the Department for Education (DfE) Key Stage 2 programme of study.

Is it suitable for Year 6 SATs revision?

Yes. The activities are authored by primary education specialists to mirror the official Standards and Testing Agency (STA) testing frameworks. They provide targeted practice for both Paper 1 (Arithmetic) and Papers 2 & 3 (Reasoning) to build skill fluency and exam confidence.

Why is instant feedback better than traditional paper worksheets?

Traditional paper worksheets delay feedback, meaning children can inadvertently repeat calculation errors. Our digital Learn activities provide instant feedback (🙂 or ☹️) after every question. This encourages immediate self-correction, reinforces positive learning habits, and removes exam pressure during early skill acquisition.

What’s the difference between free practice and membership?

Free practice lets you try individual Learn activities with instant feedback, with no account needed. It’s a simple way to practise a skill and see how your child is getting on.

Membership gives you the full Year 6 maths experience. You can access hundreds of maths activities, reasoning tasks, maths games, and SATs-style tests, while your results are saved as you go.

That means you can build a learning picture over time, see what your child knows, spot gaps, and decide what to practise next. Children can also earn points, build streaks, climb the leaderboards, and work towards awards as they learn.

What does the free 14-day membership add?

Membership allows your results to become part of your ongoing learning picture, helping you see progress, strengths, and areas that may need more attention. Free practice helps you practise; membership helps you see the bigger picture and keep moving forward.